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Vocabulary Common Core RI.7.1 literature circles

Preview of “Why Exploring the Ocean Is Mankind’s Next Giant Leap” Cornell Notes *eLearning

“Why Exploring the Ocean Is Mankind’s Next Giant Leap” Cornell Notes *eLearning

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Lisa Owens-FL
This is a Cornell Notes companion for texts in the 7th grade Collections book (Collection 4)  “Why Exploring the Ocean Is Mankind’s Next Giant Leap” by Philippe Cousteau. I have given you complete viewing of the exact pages you will receive in the file you are purchasing.Essential Question: Is ocean exploration worth the risk?Collection Objective: Write an essay in which you discuss both the benefits and risks of space travel and evaluate whether the benefits outweigh the risks. Support your pos
Preview of 7th & 8th Nonfiction Passage with Questions: The Amazon's Hidden Tribes

7th & 8th Nonfiction Passage with Questions: The Amazon's Hidden Tribes

Demonstrate to your 7th and 8th-grade students that nonfiction reading is highly engaging! This 2 1/2 page ELA/SS reading comprehension passage with questions will capture your students' attention. It introduces two of the world's most secluded cultures, the Amazon Basin's Awá and Yanomami tribes. It also explains why they and other tribes reject modern society.The product's focus, learning academic vocabulary in context, will provide you with time to prepare for standardized testing. Twenty co
Preview of 7th Grade Collections "Women in Aviation" Cornell Notes Author's Purpose *eLearn

7th Grade Collections "Women in Aviation" Cornell Notes Author's Purpose *eLearn

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Lisa Owens-FL
This is a Cornell Notes companion for texts in the 7th grade Collections book (Collection 1) about "Women in Aviation" by Patricia and Fredrick McKissack. I have given you complete viewing of the exact pages you will receive in the file you are purchasing. Essential Question: What were the risks/rewards that result from the choices that Bessie Coleman made? Support your position with evidence from the texts.Collection Objective: Write an editorial in which you argue whether the choice to undert
Preview of CORNELL FOCUS NOTES “Dump” & “How Things Work” 7th Collections *eLearning

CORNELL FOCUS NOTES “Dump” & “How Things Work” 7th Collections *eLearning

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Lisa Owens-FL
This is a Cornell Notes companion for texts in the 7th grade Collections book (Collection 5)   “Dump” by X. J. Kennedy & “How Things Work” by Gary Soto. I have given you complete viewing of the exact pages you will receive in the file you are purchasing.Essential Question: How much is enough?Collection Objective: Write an editorial essay in which you discuss how much is enough. In a disposable world, is it greed or need that compels us to always want more?Included in the Cornell Notes sectio
Preview of 7th-8th Nonfiction Reading Passage with Questions: Africa's Hidden Tribes

7th-8th Nonfiction Reading Passage with Questions: Africa's Hidden Tribes

Convince your 7th and 8th-grade students that nonfiction reading is fun! This 3-page ELA/SS reading comprehension passage with questions will capture your students' attention. It introduces one of the world's most secluded cultures, the Great Rift Valley's Mursi, and explains why it and other tribes reject modern society. The product's focus, learning academic vocabulary in context, will give you time to prepare for standardized testing. Fifteen comprehension questions will assist you with tha
Preview of CORNELL Focus NOTES “Life at Home in the Twenty-First Century” *eLearning

CORNELL Focus NOTES “Life at Home in the Twenty-First Century” *eLearning

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Lisa Owens-FL
This is a Cornell Notes companion for texts in the 7th grade Collections book (Collection 5)  “Life at Home in the Twenty-First Century” by Jeanne E. Arnold. I have given you complete viewing of the exact pages you will receive in the file you are purchasing.Essential Question: How much is enough?Collection Objective: Write an editorial essay in which you discuss how much is enough. In a disposable world, is it greed or need that compels us to always want more?Included in the Cornell Notes secti
Preview of MS Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages with Questions: Uncontacted Tribes

MS Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages with Questions: Uncontacted Tribes

This nonfiction reading passage, “The Planet's Uncontacted Tribes,” will arouse your students’ natural curiosity. Its comprehension questions will reinforce skills such as inference, text purpose, textual evidence, and central idea. It also addresses the question, "Why do many of the world's indigenous tribes reject contact with our modern world?" Each of these nonfiction passages is accompanied by reading comprehension questions along with embedded academic vocabulary with a review and a quiz
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