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Narrative Writing: Introduction to Narrative Nonfiction Presentation
Narrative writing isn't just creative writing; introduce your students to narrative nonfiction in this 71-slide editable Powerpoint presentation, complete with editable student handouts and answer key.Students will learn:• the purpose of narrative nonfiction, • the different types and forms of writing, • how it is structured, • the similarities and differences between narrative fiction and nonfiction, • how the elements in fiction (i.e. setting, subjects, point-of-view, voice and perspective, s
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Writing Resources Bundle Argument Expository Narrative Journalism
How to Find Credible Online Sources for Research & Information
This lesson plan is a teacher- student guided presentation with accompanying worksheet on how to identify credible online sources for research and information. It is often taught at the beginning of a school year, or reviewed before a big research project. The teacher will project the presentation & students will 'fill in the blanks' on the worksheet while the teacher guides them on which domain suffixes (.com, .org, .edu, etc.) are the most reliable sources.Then, as a class, students will b
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HOW TO WRITE AN EDITORIAL POWER POINT
This is a great power point to use when teaching students how to write an editorial piece. I used this in my Journalism class during our newspaper unit. Almost every slide has a picture and includes the following:- Characteristics of editorials- 4 types of editorials- Steps to take- Sample structure- What to put in the introduction- What to put in the body paragraphs- What to put in the conclusion- How to find a topic- Issues in the world- Brainstorming steps- Suggested editorial topics
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Extensive Writing and Grammar Lessons
Purchase this bundle and get over 460 slides and Word doc pages for your writing and grammar lessons!
This comprehensive collection includes extremely detailed and interactive Power Point presentations set into 9 adaptable modules and one self review. Each covers a broad array of fundamentals for both writing and for all of that basic grammar that so many students always seem to forget.
These modules are perfect for grades 5-12 and also are perfect for College-level basic grammar courses.
MLA Format Research Paper: Source Card Instructions (MLA 7th ed.)
This is a PowerPoint on how to construct source cards for an MLA format research paper. By learning how to format source cards students will learn how to format a works cited page. Also included in the presentation are instructions on in-text citations, and taking notes.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Plagiarism & Intellectual Property Rules - PowerPoint Game
Tired of your students cheating? It's rampant, isn't it? This 50-slide Plagiarism PowerPoint game will challenge your students on the questions of:
* "What is Plagiarism?"
* "What is Intellectual Property?"
* "When do I Cite Sources?"
* "What is Common Knowledge?"
* "Why Should I Cite it?"
Through True / False questions and real-essay examples , students will have to determine what is plagiarism / cheating and what is proper citation. This practice is always informative and eye-opening to s
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Parenthetical (In-Text) Citations Cheat Sheet & MLA powperpoint
Citations cheat sheet and PowerPoint
Tired of fielding a million questions about parenthetical citations? Give this handy cheat sheet to your students to help them remember the rules for using parenthetical citation, including those tricky online sources! Powerpoint for teaching parenthetical citations and works cited (with slide notes) included. Many students have told me they still use this in college.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
MLA Lesson #2: Parenthetical Citations, Paraphrasing, & Integrating Quotes
THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN UPDATED TO MLA 8TH EDITION!This presentation covers MLA Format for parenthetical citations, and it also includes instruction on integrating quotes and paraphrasing. This presentation goes along perfectly with my worksheet/quiz/test on MLA Exercises: Parenthetical Citations, Integrating Quotes, and Paraphrasing. Check out my store for a preview of it as well!This presentation only covers parenthetical citations and not all of MLA Formatting because I teach it in three dif
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Evaluating Websites PowerPoint: A Tool for Internet Research
This PowerPoint features an engaging, informative presentation providing practical tips for evaluating the credibility of Internet sources. It is great to use when introducing the research process, or even to remind students about exercising caution when citing sources from the Internet in any writing assignment.
The student notes/teacher notes portion of this activity can be purchased separately in my product listings (title=Evaluating Websites PowerPoint: Student/Teacher Notes). This documen
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Plagiarism & Intellectual Property Rules SLIDESHOW Teach Them How
Tired of your students cheating? It's rampant, isn't it? This 21-slide Plagiarism PowerPoint will sift through the questions of:
* "What is Plagiarism?"
* "What is Intellectual Property?"
* "When do I Cite Sources?"
* "What is Common Knowledge?"
* "Why Should I Cite it?"
By the end of the plagiarism presentation, learners will be educated on the problem and will know what they should / shouldn't do. Then the choice will be theirs.
NOTE: This plagiarism file has been updated to include both t
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
High School Passion Projects
Engage your students in a relevant research project to help them determine what they will do with their "one wild and precious life" (inspired by poet Mary Oliver). I have used this with my juniors and seniors. This project is PERFECT for the end of a grading term when students are feeling a little antsy or need a breath of fresh air! In this unit, students will:-Brainstorm activities they enjoy, further refining their identity and understanding of themselves-Select a topic that is most meaningf
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: FIVE DAYS OF CCSS-ALIGNED SUB PLANS
Research Notecards PowerPoint, Google Slides
Writing a research paper is demanding and difficult for student. Perhaps the most difficult aspect is the collection of information to use in the paper. In this 27 slide PowerPoint the notecard system for research is explained and detailed through example SOURCE cards and INFORMATION cards. By the time you have worked your class through this presentation they will have an understanding of how to classify and collect data for their papers. Google slides link provided.A variation of this produc
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Research Paper Bundle
The Great Gatsby: Engaging Novel Introduction- Research, Notes, and Analysis
The Great Gatsby Introduction Bundle- This bundle includes everything you need to give your students a comprehensive background of the 1920s and the influence it played on the novel The Great Gatsby. Students will analyze art and poetry, take notes, conduct group research and present their findings, and predict the significance of the cover art. We have spent 15 years creating this bundle and it has been perfected to help our students grasp what it meant to be a part of the Lost Generation and t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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MLA Format Complete Guide for Students and Teacher (presentation)
MLA Format Complete GuideThis electronic download includes a detailed presentation that explains MLA format entirely. Teaching research writing is hard, especially to students who are new to MLA format. This simplifies the format and is a resource that you can print for your students to reference.This source includes the following:1. Presentation link for teacher to present.2. PDF download of notes for easier student comprehensionHere's what the presentation includes:1. Information on MLA format
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Most Influential People Who Never Lived: A Persuasive Analysis Research Project
Looking for an engaging topic for a persuasive research project for your students that incorporates student choice? This is the answer! This project is based upon the 2006 publication The 101 Most Influential People Who Never Lived by Allan Lazar, Dan Karlan, and Jeremy Salter. For this project, your students will select just one of these fictional characters as the basis for their persuasive, research-based project:BarbieHamletJames BondThe Marlboro ManMickey MousePopeyeRobin HoodRosie the Rive
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Introduction to ANNE FRANK & HOLOCAUST & WORLD WAR II
This slide show has it all! There are notes for the students to copy, videos on Anne Frank, tons of pictures, and so many slides about World War II. This is everything you will need to get started! -Also includes: A breakdown of The Anne Frank Play by SCENE-Background information about Auschwitz and other death camps**Sensitive subject matterThis will save you so much time! Use mine...
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Teaching English Learners Professional Development Slides: Linguistic Analysis
This 10-slide, research-based professional development presentation is entitled "Incorporating Linguistic Analysis Into Teaching English Learners." Originally intended for use as a PD or PLC presentation with a focus on ELL, it can also serve as a great resource for teachers' personal study, appropriate for general education teachers looking for ways to work with English Learners in their classrooms or ESL teachers seeking additional resources. Within the presentation, you will find the followin
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Finding Credible Sources on the Internet- Slides & Activity for Google Drive
This slide presentation provides an overview of how to find and discern credible information on the internet and the importance of citing credible sources in academic papers and essays. Builds digital literacy with an activity for students to compare articles from two different websites using the CRAP method, independently or together as a class. (Completed activity included on final slide as a teacher time saver!)
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Growth Mindset & Grit Lesson
This is a slidedeck with videos, research and a presentation about Growth Mindset and Grit. Perfect to teach to your class or to use in PD.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Film 101: The Ultimate Bundle
Lights, camera, action! Teach students about the fundamentals of film with this film unit. Students will have the opportunity to research and analyze films from any genre. Included is an intro to film WebQuest, a film as narrative PowerPoint, questions, and analysis, a mise-en-scene PowerPoint, questions, and analysis, a mini-genre project, and a film as literature handout. The analyses and the film as literature handout can be used with any film. This unit makes watching movies a standard-based
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Slave Narratives Federal Writers Project
From 1920-1930, the Library of Congress dispatched writers to record authentic slave narrative stories from the last remaining Americans who were enslaved before the Civil War. Hundreds of these true slave narrative stories are available online for students to read and research! This is a great project to add to any slave narrative unit!The Slave Narratives Federal Writers Project provides a curated list of 53 slave narrative stories for your students to choose from to create a research presenta
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Black History Month Wax Museum Project Slides (15 Days)
These lesson slides are editable and accompany the following project. They include 15 full days of lessons with standards and “I Can“ statements, Hook, I Do, We Do, and instructions to get started on You Do portion. Take a look at the project timeline in the product photo to learn more.This research project requires scholars to:choose a person to research from the list providedconduct research on this personrecord their research using the provided guided research notescreate a display board show
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Black History Month Wax Museum Project BUNDLE
All About Pentecost & Facts: 15 Slides PowerPoint Bible Lesson Catholic
All About Pentecost & Facts: 15 Slides PowerPoint Bible Lesson Catholic Ignite your students' understanding of Pentecost with this dynamic and engaging PowerPoint Bible lesson! Dive into the heart of the Christian faith as you explore the significance of Pentecost, a pivotal event in the early church. This meticulously crafted presentation features 15 slides packed with captivating visuals, scriptural insights, and thought-provoking reflections. Scriptural Insights: Delve into key Bible pas
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
MLA vs APA Citations (+ Annotated Bibliographies) Mini Guide
A side by side look at MLA vs. APA citations: when to use both, how to use both, and appropriately citing. Also includes how to write an annotated bibliography for both. Can be used across all subject disciplines.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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