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Essay Writing Full Year High School Curriculum Bundle - How to Write an Essay
Teaching how to write argumentative, compare and contrast, expository, narrative, and persuasive essays has never been easier! These 35 lessons include everything you need to implement rigorous, interactive writing instruction in your classroom. Every lesson has numerous examples and anchor essays and/or anchor paragraphs to aid students in visualizing the writing skills being covered. These no prep lessons can be used in class or assigned for distance learning as independent student work with
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9th - 12th
Transition Words & Phrases Lesson, Paragraph Writing Activity, Sentence Starters
Introducing how to use transition words and phrases in writing has never been easier! This resource includes identifying types of transition words activities and how they can be used in different types of writing with numerous examples. A handy Helpful Hints page provides students with a list of transition words and phrases and the types of transitions they are. This page can be used as a poster in the classroom.The no prep lesson can be used in class or assigned for distance learning as indepen
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9th - 12th
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Argumentative Persuasive Template Essay Examples Organize Test Prep 6 7 8 9 10
"What is a claim? What is a counterargument? How do I organize an argumentative or persuasive essay? How do I even start?" Students struggle with how to write a convincing argumentative or persuasive essay. Teach them how to organize it using all of the elements and classic structure. Give them a template to start!
This particular type of writing is typically on state tests, and can go very badly for students if not taught correctly. Students easily slip into just writing their opinions;
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6th - 12th
Standardized Writing Test Preparation Bundle - Writing, Grammar, Vocabulary Prep
Writing for Standardized Tests Bundle Lessons Include: Text Based Analysis, Figurative Language Introduction, Transition Words in Writing, 5 Paragraph Essay, 6 Traits of Writing, 3 Multiple Choice Writing Tests, Thesis Statement, Standardized Test Writing, Examples as Supporting Details, Writing Leads and Writing Hook Introductions and Conclusions, 3 Argumentative Writing Lessons, 3 Expository Writing Lessons, and 3 Compare and Contrast Writing Lessons.Getting ready for standardized tests has n
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9th - 12th
Rhetorical Analysis Essay Writing Practice with Google Drive - AP Test Prep!
Do your students struggle with identifying a speaker's argument? Have you gone over ethos, pathos, and logos (and other rhetorical devices) but need some practice writing prompts to help students apply their knowledge? Do you need to help prep your students for the AP Language Test? This is the resource for you! This resource includes: Four speeches which require students to annotate for rhetorical devicesLinks for students to view/listen to each speech A link to a MEGA list of rhetorical device
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8th - 12th
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Identify & Correct Comma Splices, Fused Sentence, Run On Sentences - Comma Rules
Teaching how to Identify and correct comma splices, fused sentences, and run-on sentences in grammar, sentence structure, and essays has never been easier! This resource includes comma splice identification activities. Additionally, different methods of correcting comma splices with numerous examples provide students the opportunity to see how the writing process works. From the struggling writer to the advanced writer, this resource offers something for everyone.The no prep lesson can be used
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9th - 12th
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NYS Regents Review - The Great Gatsby
Just finished reading The Great Gatsby with your class and want to incorporate Regents style multiple choice questions into their assessment? Need your students practicing the Regents' argument and text analysis essays with prompts they can't look the answers up to online? This is the exam for you! Each section is aligned to the same standards used in the actual Regents Exam, in the same style using the same question stems that students will need to get used to decoding. The format is also the e
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9th - 12th
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ACT Writing Test Boot Camp
These Google slides can be used with students to review for the ACT Writing Test. It provides information about this test, the why's and how's of taking and scoring the test, a step-by-step process of writing the essay in the allotted 40 minutes, and Do's & Don'ts for writing the essay.
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9th - 12th
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AP Literature Q3 (Literary Argument) Essay Practice with Pixar Shorts
Use Pixar shorts to build student confidence in generating ideas and thesis statements for the Q3 Literary Argument essay. This brainstorm practice pairs four Pixar shorts with Q3 prompts (using the updated stable wording). It provides students an opportunity to practice a three-step process that leads to an effective thesis statement. You can then use this same process as students begin working with novels/plays.As a reader for the AP Literature exam (and Q3 essays, in particular), I've found t
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11th - 12th
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Part 2 Argument Essay Scaffold with Directions & Sentence Starters
Hi All!It's Ms. Lee and I am here to help! I was a DOE educator, assistant principal and now am a ELA Regents test writer for NYSED (achievement unlocked :) !). This is a scaffold I provide for my students (esp. effective for MLLs) when teaching them the structure for the Part 2 Argument Essay. It addresses every element of the student directions as well as the corresponding rubrics for grading. It includes directions and sentence starters as well as reminders for both students/teachers regardin
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11th - 12th
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Fact and Opinion PowerPoint
Teaching fact and opinion? Help your students reach proficiency with the interactive, instructional PowerPoint: "Fact and Opinion." Presentation addresses each concept along with important signal words to look for on standardized tests. Assess your students with a formative/summative review that will let you know their comprehension level. Easy for you - engaging for them!Like Task Cards? Like PowerPoints? Try the Teach & Reach Bundle for 100% student engagement and proficiency. Featur
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3rd - 12th
Also included in: ELA Jumbo PowerPoint Bundle - Volume 1
Jack London's "To Build a Fire" Close Reads and Thematic Analysis
If you are looking for an easy way to get your students to dig into Jack London's "To Build a Fire", this is the product you need! With this product, you will receive a slide presentation over the major thematic topics covered in the story, 5 short close read passages to analyze, and a writing prompt. This product is fantastically versatile to meet a variety of needs you may need. I have used it while reading the story in depth together and then using these close reads as quick warmups (that als
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: American Literature Curriculum: Yearlong Growing Bundle
Commas in a List, Commas in a Series - Comma Rules - Sentence Structure
Teaching how to use commas in a series in sentence structure and essays has never been easier! This resource includes detailed instructions of how to write using commas in a series and different methods of how to use them. Additionally, examples of how commas in a series are correctly used provide students the opportunity to see how the writing process works. From the struggling writer to the advanced writer, this resource offers something for everyone.The no prep lesson can be used in class o
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9th - 12th
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Text Analysis Response | Literary Analysis Essay | Printable & Digital
Teach the Text Analysis Response writing prompt (Literary Analysis Essay) from start to finish with step-by-step no prep activities analyzing the poem, The Road Not Taken, by Robert Frost (printable & digital) - Students write a two paragraph literary analysis essay stating how one writing strategy (literary element, literary technique or rhetorical device develops the central idea of The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost (New York Regents Exam Text Analysis Response Prompt).In addition to thes
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
RACE - What Does Good Evidence Look Like? - Slideshow
It took me about four days, but this slide show, complete with timed animation and a clearly written script teaches students how to write better explanations when using the RACE format. It will also help students improve the content of their body paragraphs when writing informational, analytical, and argument essays. I have included notes on each slide so that you can go through and deliver the instruction the same way that I did when I made a video of the slide show using Screencastify. I wou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ELA Regents Exam: Practice Argument Essay: Co-Ed Sports
Topic: Should high school sports be co-ed?Text 1 - Year-Round Schooling ExplainedText 2 - Should We Consider Year-Round School in the U.S.?Text 3 - Year-round school: Difference-maker or waste of time?Text 4 - More Schools Should Offer Year-Round Schooling OptionRationaleWhen preparing students for the New York State Regents Exam, one might take the tried and true approach of using past Argument Essay topics in order to guide their students.While this is a fair approach, I've spent the last few
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9th - 12th
Adverbs - Sentence Fluency, Parts of Speech - Writing Activity & Worksheets
Teaching how identify and use adverbs, adverb phrases, and adverbial clauses in grammar, sentence fluency, and essays has never been easier! This resource includes adverb comprehension and identification activities. Additionally, examples of what adverbs modify and what questions they answer provide students the opportunity to see how the writing process works. From the struggling writer to the advanced writer, this resource offers something for everyone. The no prep lesson can be used in class
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9th - 12th
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Argumentative Essay Unit Bundle: Can last up to 2 weeks!
This ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY UNIT BUNDLE can last you up to 2 weeks. It can last longer if you add on another essay topic after completing the one provided! Of course, you can work through this unit as quickly as is appropriate for your students. A detailed, color coded PowerPoint presentation is included. This includes activities for up to two weeks of classworkVocabularyArticles to gather evidence fromHow to cite in the text in MLA formatA detailed, color coded outlineA peer/self assessment checkl
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Compare and Contrast Essay Handouts
Compare and Contrast Essay Handouts – This WORD document includes two handouts, two sample essays, and an essay activity. The brainstorming handout encourages students to find subtle, legitimate points of contrast by focusing on broad similarities first. The outline handout models the basic format of the four paragraph compare and contrast essay. The essay activity, which could be broken up into paragraph-stations, asks students to place the sample sentences in the correct order. These Essay
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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5 AP English Language & Composition Argument Essay Prompts: Black History Month
This resource provides 5 free response question prompts formatted precisely like those on the high-stakes AP English Language exam. Students are instructed to stake out and defend an argumentative position on complex topics centered on Black culture and justice.These prompts offer relevant, timely themes for students to deeply explore within the conventions and expectations of the AP exam. Crafting persuasive essays helps develop critical thinking skills vital for college readiness.The topics pr
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10th - 11th
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The Myth of La Llorona: A Critical Analysis w/ Rubric
Are you teaching Latinx history or mythology? Do you want to give your students a rigorous essay assignment with an included rubric? LOOK NO FURTHER. This comes with a detailed essay prompt, criteria, and a leveled rubric. Product is also accessible to third-party text readers and Braille software.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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UPDATED English Regents Essays: Outlines & Writing Activities
This flexible, editable product includes four student-facing documents to help them prepare for the two essays on the NY English Language Arts Regents Examination.Part 2: ArgumentPart 3: Text AnalysisPage 1 provides two simple and scaffolded mnemonic devices for remembering the essay structures, sentence by sentence. Page 2 provides a fill-in-the-blank version of this mnemonic device for practice and memorization.Pages 3-4 provides a graphic organizer for the Argument Essay, outlining each para
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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ELA Regents Exam: Practice Argument Essay: Year Round Schooling
Topic: Should the United States switch to year-round schooling? Text 1 - Year-Round Schooling ExplainedText 2 - Should We Consider Year-Round School in the U.S.?Text 3 - Year-round school: Difference-maker or waste of time?Text 4 - More Schools Should Offer Year-Round Schooling OptionRationaleWhen preparing students for the New York State Regents Exam, one might take the tried and true approach of using past Argument Essay topics in order to guide their students.While this is a fair approach, I'
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9th - 12th
ELA Regents Exam: Practice Argument Essay: Ethics of Zoos
Topic: Should zoos and aquariums be banned in the United States? Text 1 - Zoos Are Like PrisonsText 2 - How Zoos Improve the Lives of AnimalsText 3 - Why Zoos and Aquariums Are BeneficialText 4 - Modern Zoos Are Not Worth the Moral CostRationale:When preparing students for the New York State Regents Exam, one might take the tried and true approach of using past Argument Essay topics in order to guide their students.While this is a fair approach, I've spent the last few years attempting to predic
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9th - 12th
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