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Argument: Claim, Counterclaim, & Rebuttal PowerPoint Lesson
This lesson is an introduction to argument. Students are asked to plan out an appeal to a parent/guardian, asking to attend a party. By supporting their arguments with reasons, predicting why their parent(s) will say no, and creating responses to their parent(s) reasoning, students are unknowingly developing their knowledge for Claim, CounterClaim, and Rebuttal.This lesson takes 45 minutes - 1 hour and includes: - Definitions of terms - Student-driven discussion - A final writing assignment
Grades:
7th - 12th
Writing The Thesis Statement / A Writing Guide for Middle and High School
This resource is a lesson in writing the thesis statement which is the key sentence and the most important sentence in the essay. The thesis statement is the road map of the essay. This is a guide that teaches the students and guides them to write clear and effective thesis statements. Through a number of activities and exercises that teach the students about the thesis statement and how to recognize a thesis statement and later to write and place it correctly in the paragraph
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Developing an Argument Assignment
In AP English Language, I use this assignment to introduce students to creating their own argument. This assignment walks students through the process of understanding a prompt, developing a position, writing claims, and identifying relevant evidence. You can easily use this template and create new prompts -- I complete this activity with my students 2-3 times before writing an argument essay so they can internalize the process of critically thinking through a prompt before responding.Depending
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9th - 12th
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Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) - Power Point Presentation
This is the accompanying PowerPoint presentation for the unit “Teaching CER - Claim Evidence Reasoning: A Whodunit Mystery.” It includes a brief lecture on the concept of Claim Evidence Reasoning Model, instructions for students on how to do the activity , and abbreviated instructions for the activity from the unit for the teacher (no solutions). It does not include the "Teaching CER - Claim Evidence Reasoning: A Whodunit Mystery" unit teaching sequence which can be purchased separately.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Distance Learning: What Would You Do for Teens and Young Adults PowerPoint
Get students thinking and talking with this collection of creative and original hypothetical What Would You Do? situations from veteran English teacher Taylor Sapp. The 27 critical thinking prompts here are designed with young learners or elementary school students in mind.This is the PowerPoint edition. You can also get it in a Google Slides edition.What would you do if:you had a friend who was a little too touchy-feely?you could teleport anywhere you wanted in the world?you saw a person holdin
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Common Core ELA Regents Part 3 - Introductions
This Omega English product contains a very detailed Common Core aligned lesson that highlights the Danielson Domains, a corresponding Power Point, a Teacher Checklist/Conference List, and a Practice Paper Group Work Worksheet. This lesson is intended to introduce students to a Text Analysis Response Question which is Part 3 of the Common Core Regents. In this lesson, students become familiar with the language in the prompt and are able to break down the task. In addition, students become fami
Grades:
10th - 12th
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Journalism: Using Sports Verbs
This graphic organizer requires journalism students to read and research sports writing to compile a list of verbs to use in their sports writing.
It also contains prompts that ask students to rewrite basic statements for more vivid action writing that engages an audience.
The document is uploaded here as a Word document so students may type their responses, allowing the boxes and space to expand.
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8th - 12th
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Musical Genre Analysis Project
This project requires students to analyze 3 different musical genres through a multi-media project. The project is comprised of the following components: 1 page analytical writing task; poster; class presentation (scoring rubric for class presentation is available in my store: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Laura-Lopez-Creative-Corner).
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7th - 12th
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Distance Learning! Evaluating Bias in Nonfiction Texts
Special Note:This unit was developed when schools closed in the spring of 2020. Throughout our district, most students had access to technology, but we also needed to provide hard-copy packets to be delivered to students without technology access. This unit guide includes detailed directions and documents for both sets of students. The lessons are grouped to be “dropped” into an online classroom program (i.e. Google Classroom) once per week, but lessons can easily be adapted and supplemented for
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9th - 12th
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All of the Common Core ELA Standards Checklists
This is a bundle of checklists for ELA Common Core Standards for all of the grades (K-12) on an excel spreadsheet with 5 columns for data input. These standards are organized in their own sub-domains to coordinate lessons. Please see my free file for an example.
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K - 12th
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Netflix and Write!
Use the television shows Parks and Rec and Netflix's Stranger Things to help students think critically about author's choices regarding story elements and theme. Over a series of five lessons students watch, analyze and then respond by writing their own television review. The review assess their ability to use evidence to support their reasoning. A fun week's worth of lessons that both students and teacher will love! Can make great sub lessons as well. (Netflix subscription not included, be sure
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9th - 12th
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AP Language & Composition Argument Project with Rubric
This lesson walks students through developing an argument including a thesis, evidence, counter-arguments with rebuttals, and more. My goal is that students create their own academic argument based on a topic they find interesting, including the essential elements of a mature and complete argument.
This activity asks students to create a Google Presentation; however, I've uploaded it as a Word document in case you'd like to modify their product. The second page is a rubric that evaluates their
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11th - 12th
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FALLACIES [Editable]
Here's something to help you TEACH in this era of "FAKE NEWS"! 20+ Fallacies, EDITABLE PowerPoint with Fallacy and Argumentation Notes, and 1 MAJOR project that can get your lesson started. Know that this PowerPoint is editable, so it's a lesson that keeps on giving! Check it out! This PRODUCT Includes:1. A 40+ Slides2. Argumentation Notes3. The 5 sTAGES OF aRGUMENTATION nOTES4. List of 21 Fallacies with Definitions5. 3 Fallacy Categories6. 1 Major Project to culminate Fallacy LessonYou may also
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: FALLACIES [BUNDLE]
The Great (Mini) Debate Distance Learning Project & Rubric
This was the first project I did with my juniors when we switched to remote learning and it was a hit! My students reported that they'd be interested in doing a debate project, so I wrote up some prompts (some based on Tiger King, aliens, and other topics I thought high schoolers would be interested in) and they crafted their debate. This project can be done in virtual classes (like I did) or students can pre-record their debates.
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8th - 12th
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Theme and Claim Rubric
These two basic rubrics provide a four category range of quality indicators for evaluating theme and claim statements. Hope you find them as efficient and reliable as I do! Please provide feedback! This is a two page document. When you download the preview you will not see the claim part.
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9th - 12th
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ELA Common Core Standards Bundle for 9th-12th Grade
This is a bundle of checklists for the ELA Common Core Standards for ninth through twelfth grade on an excel spreadsheet with 5 columns for data input. These standards are organized in their own sub-domains to coordinate lessons. Please see my free file for an example.
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9th - 12th
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The Great Debate Final Project & Paper
If you need a final project assessment that is print ready -- look no further! Included in this listing is a three part argumentative final project and essay with detailed directions, topic ideas, ands rubrics. All that is needed for you, is to fill in the red bolded text that is teacher specific. This three part assessment includes: a research document, a partner paper (could easily be made into an individual essay), and a debate event. There are rubrics for all of these portions, as well as, d
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10th - 12th
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ELA Common Core Standards Checklist for 11th and 12th Grade
English Language Arts Common Core Standards for eleventh and twelfth grade on an Excel spreadsheet with 5 columns for data input and separate tabs for the strands. These standards are organized in their separate strands to coordinate lessons. Please see my free file for an example.
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11th - 12th
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Also included in: ELA Common Core Standards Bundle for 9th-12th Grade
Student-Revision Session for Argumentative / Persuasive Essays
Student revision is an essential component of a good writing process. Revision functions to give writers a new perspective on their craft, find weaknesses in writing and strengthen them, give writers an opportunity to see other students' writings, and learn to give and receive constructive criticism and positive feedback.
This 50-60 minute lesson can be taught in one session or divided into two or even three class periods depending on your style. The presentation includes: an anticipatory set,
Grades:
6th - 12th
Persuasive Letter Guide
This guide is designed to assist students in writing persuasive letters, starting with brainstorming a topic to finishing the final draft. A rubric is included along with a graphic organizer.
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6th - 12th
Presidential Debate Discussion Assignment (not time-sensitive)
Designed for an AP English Language classroom, this assignment encourages discussion about presidential debates using a forum format. I prefer Moodle, but any discussion format would work. This was originally created for the 2012 debates, but it could be adapted for any debates that have been put online. The discussion posts focus around four potential topics: fallacies/spin, claim, style, bias. In addition to testing their basic knowledge of these terms, it also encourages students to politely
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9th - 12th
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The Crucible: Short Answer Analysis
Short answer writing prompts requiring analysis and citation of textual evidence. Prompts can be used as an essay test or can be used individually for longer, researched writing assignments.
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11th
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