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Writing-essays resources for Microsoft Word in English (UK)
Essay Writing – Marking Criteria Rubric with Feedback Tick Boxes
Save time when marking essays by using this editable marking criteria with feedback tick boxes. Students will also find it a lot easier to read the feedback because they're written in dot points. Includes: Editable Word (.docx) file Also available: Narrative Writing – Marking Criteria with Feedback Tick Boxes
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7th - 12th, Staff
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Argumentative Essay Student Template
This is an editable graphic organizer to use with your students who need extra writing support during an argumentative/opinion essay unit. Works best to edit first then print for students. Includes intro, three body paragraphs, and conclusion. Supports Lucy Caulkins fourth/fifth grade writing units.
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3rd - 6th
Barrumbi Kids Essay Writing
Bundle of resources to write an analytical essayModels expectations for studentsBased on the text The Barrumbi KidsYou might also want to play my Kahoot, click on this link: Barrumbi Kids Quiz
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5th - 11th
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Frankenstein Film Group Activity
The 1994 film version of Mary Shelley’s classic horror tale gives a fairly accurate portrayal of the original novel, with a few exceptions. The film is excellent for use in a college level writing class, or perhaps higher level English classes in high school. There are several themes that lead to engaging discussions, and this group activity will help your students to participate in a lively discussion without having to speak up individually in class. It will also give your students an oppo
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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M-Step essay templates
These are updated Templates to help students to tell the difference between the different types of essays students have to perform on the M-Step. It gives them a tool, to help them remember the differences. Teachers will like this easy to use tool.
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6th - 8th
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Argumentative Essay Sample
A sample argumentative essay which shows students how to plan and breaks down the structure of an argument.
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6th - 10th
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'The Hunger Games' - Theme Essay Plan
Theme essay plan - supplement to 'The Hunger Games Literature Study' available in my store
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7th - 12th
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'The Hunger Games' Character Essay
Character Essay Plan - supplement to 'The Hunger Games Literature Study' available in my store.
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7th - 12th
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Lock Ness Monster: Does it exist? Reading and writing assignment.
This is a reading and writing assignment that that looks at whether or not the Lock Ness monster exists.
Here is what is in the packet:
1. A one page read looking at whether or not the Lock Ness Monster exists.
2. A worksheet with questions about the reading.
3. A how to write your essay guide.
4. Sentence starters and writing tips for struggling students if needed.
The essential question the students will be focusing on is: Does the Lock Ness Monster exist?
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7th - 11th
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AP Language and Composition Writing Models
Included in this document are step-by-step instructions for the following paragraphs, each accompanied with a model paragraph.Argumentative Writing Introduction ParagraphArgumentative Writing Body ParagraphArgumentative Writing Conclusion ParagraphRhetorical Analysis Writing Introduction ParagraphRhetorical Analysis Writing Body ParagraphRhetorical Analysis Writing Conclusion ParagraphSynthesis Writing Introduction ParagraphSynthesis Writing Body ParagraphSynthesis Writing Conclusion Paragraph
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11th - 12th
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Passion Project - Research Project Outline/Letter to Parents
Not sure where to begin with a long-term research or Passion Project? My letter to parents breaks it down for you. It's a great way for you and your aspiring researchers to get started on a topic that interests them! It contains:Research RequirementsTopic Idea ListReport Requirements/DirectionsAnd More!Parents must sign it so that they know what is happening. You decide on the due dates.
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4th - 6th
Of Mice And Men Summary, Anslysis, Quizzes
chapter summaries and Analysis as well as quizzes for each chapter, as well as some Essay topics.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Writing a Detailed Paragraph on The Visit by Friedrich Durrenmatt (Joel Agee)
This lesson plan includes prompts for writing a detailed paragraph about The Visit by Friedrich Durrenmatt as well as a rubric, sentence stems, a word list, and a student exemplar. Twenty one prompts are included that challenge the students to analyze the playwright’s choices in setting, characterization, theme, symbolism, word choice, irony, point of view, structure, and tone. The rubric highlights two main areas of focus: evaluating the playwright’s techniques and organization. Sentence stems
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing in Various Genres
In this thorough yet simple guide, learn to run your own writer’s workshop. Examine the strategies that earned Moffat Middle School several awards on the Colorado Writing Assessment. Discover how to teach students to write freely and creatively and then turn that writing into carefully planned and organized pieces. Encourage students to write for real audiences and real purposes with topics of their own choosing in the genres of the common core: narrative, argument and expository. Find out how t
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Not Grade Specific
The Little Book of PEE - A Christmas Carol
This little book is a step-by-step guide for students to learn how to write 'Point Evidence Explain' paragraphs. It includes general PEE structure questions and sentence starters as well as focused PEE questions and sentence starters for A Christmas Carol. It also has a mark scheme based on the new 1-9 mark scale with two PEE model answers which can be used to check the students' understanding of what they should and shouldn't do to gain the marks.
Once in their books this little book of PEE can
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7th - 10th
ARGUMENTATION: READING AND WRITING - UNIT LESSON PLAN
This Unit Lesson Plan is perfect for teaching Reading and Writing of Argumentation. These no prep activities would be great for ELA lessons or ELA centers. Your students will love these exercises that are carefully planned for student engagement.After attempting these New Bloom’s Taxonomy-based activities students will be able to:Identify the components of the structure of an argumentation.Identify the rhetorical strategies, language techniques and figurative language employed in an argumentatio
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: WRITING BUNDLE LESSON PLANS AND RESOURCES
20 Essay Prompts for Studying a Novel
Editable Word-Doc: simply cut and paste the prompts you want to use!Generic: Use these prompts over and over againEssay questions cover: characterisation, literary devices, author's values, representation, alternate readings/lens, context and setting.Essay questions are range in difficulty- some would suit Junior School (Grade 6-8), and more would suit older learners (Grades 9-12-Adults).Essay questions are not specific to a certain country and could be used in International Schools, Australian
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Textual Analysis & Essay Writing Bundle (Generic- use with any novel!)
Microsoft Word APA Paper Template (customizable for your classroom needs)
Cutomizeable working outline to provide to your students when teaching them to write in APA format.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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British Literature Chronological Essay Instructions and Rubric Bundle
This bundle contains several essay instruction sheets as it covers British Literature from the Anglo-Saxon Era to Modern Literature. Each sheet includes three prompts and comes with a corresponding rubric. These instructions and rubrics require the use of in-text citations, organizational sentences, and formatting styles such as MLA, APA, and Turabian. The prompts range from historical context to literature to authors and require critical thinking skills, and they increase in difficulty from a s
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11th - 12th
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Worksheet How to Make Arguments in Debate
This worksheet has basic debate argument structure and teaches how to level arguments for the individual, city, state, country, and internationally. This worksheet also provides a checklist for political, social, economic, morality, and culturally arguments
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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PERSUASIVE ESSAYS
PERSUASIVE ESSAYS: Fire your students up to write in order to make the world a better place. Donald Graves and Penny Kittle state that persuasive writing gives the author the chance to, “convince the reader that he’d better get off his butt and get busy doing what the writer wants.” (Graves and Kittle, p.29, 2005) All humans love the chance to tell others what they think. Learn to take students wishes and dreams as well as their angst about the world and turn these thoughts into powerful persua
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Not Grade Specific
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Writing Personal Narrative
WRITING PERSONAL NARRATIVE: Invite students into your classroom every fall by asking them to write the stories of their own lives. Build a community of learners who know each other from sharing these stories. Learn how to set up an effective memoir/personal narrative unit that teaches students to write well while honoring who they are and where they come from. This short but thorough guide will give many activities that you can emulate to plan a dynamic personal narrative unit while meeting the
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Not Grade Specific
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Writing frames- Genre Bundle
A year's worth of genre based writing templates for our more reluctant writers. NARRATIVE, INFORMATION REPORT, PROCEDEURAL, EXPLANATION, EMAIL, PERSUASION, RECOUNTEditable to suit your own success criteria/learning objectives. Examples of how each section could be completed as well as blank templates. Can be typed upon or printed out and written on. Enjoy!!
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Not Grade Specific
Commentary Writing - Process guide
To be used with the first four paragraphs of A Small Place, by Jamaica Kincaid (available online). A process guide to one way of writing a commentary on a prose passage. After this students can be given another passage and asked to write one on that.
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12th, Higher Education
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