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Test preparation Common Core RI.11-12.10 resources for ESL-EFL-ELL
Listening Skills Podcast Activity, Listen & Learn #8, PDF & Google Drive, CCSS
Students need to be able to sit and listen to a passage or short audio program, take notes, recall information, and then answer critical thinking questions about the material. To help prepare our students for this challenge, I’ve scoured the internet to find high-interest, school-appropriate podcasts that fit within one class period.In this Listen & Learn activity, students will listen to a 26-minute podcast focused on the story of a reluctant high school football player. (Note: The language
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Close Reading Comprehension Passages with Full Lesson Plans & Tasks BUNDLE
Are you looking for set of reading comprehension passages that fit your ESL students’ diverse needs and interests? These are all no-prep lesson plans for reading comprehension based on great topics that use text-dependent activities to advance your students' reading comprehension skills. This is the perfect package for ESL and ELL teachers looking for material their students can read and learn about. Get this package today and deliver masterful lessons without the hours of prep time. This Bundle
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Line of Reasoning & Synthesis 15-Day Unit (AP Lang CED Unit 3)
This 54-slide, editable, & ready-to-use Google Slide contains an approximately 15-day unit over the Line of Reasoning & Synthesis that aligns to the AP Lang & Comp Unit 3 in the CED. Uses gradual release apprenticeship teaching model as well as opportunities for writer's notebook work:Includes:Teacher InstructionsLinks to printable passages & graphic organizers (often in "speaker's notes")5-day lesson for all 5 line of reasoning argument models (inductive/deductive, Rogerian, Tou
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8th - 12th
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CCSS:
High School Reading Comprehension Nonfiction Articles on Teen Entrepeneurs
Hook students with high school reading comprehension passages and questions featuring real-life teen entrepreneurs! These high-interest nonfiction articles include higher-level multiple-choice questions, text dependent short answer questions or writing prompts, and a Google Form quiz for easy grading!Your students will love learning about teenagers who have started their own successful businesses! This engaging informational text series will inspire your high school or middle school ELA students
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7th - 11th
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CCSS:
Credibility & Bias 15-Day Unit (AP Lang CED Unit 6)
This 61-slide, editable, & ready-to-use Google Slide contains an approximately 15-day unit over the Credibility & Bias that aligns to the AP Lang & Comp Unit 6 in the CED.Includes:Teacher InstructionsLinks to printable & graphic organizers (often in "speaker's notes")5-day lesson for all 5 Credibility (C-currency, R-relevance, A-authority, A-accuracy, P-purpose) that includes:pre-thinking promptsExplanations, guiding questions, considerations, and common myths1 in-class practice
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8th - 12th
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CCSS:
Claims & Evidence 15-Day Unit (AP Lang CED Unit 2)
This 53-slide, editable, & ready-to-use Google Slide contains an approximately 15-day unit over the Claims & Evidence that aligns to the AP Lang & Comp Unit 2 in the CED. Uses gradual release apprenticeship teaching model as well as opportunities for writer's notebook work:Includes:Teacher InstructionsLinks to printable passages & graphic organizers (often in "speaker's notes")4-day lesson for all 6 types of claims (cause/effect, problem/solution, value, policy, fact, definition)
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8th - 12th
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Rhetorical Devices: Parallel Structure Repetition Rhetorical Question L.9-10.1a
A unit on Rhetorical Devices: parallel structure (parallelism), repetition, and rhetorical questions. Using Foundational American texts and relatable pop culture examples, this unit focuses on analysing how rhetoric improves writing.Contains pop culture examples (such as lyric excerpts by Beyonce, the Talking Heads, and Star Wars quotes), important text from American History (including Martin Luther King Jr's "I Have a Dream" speech and John F. Kennedy's inaugural Address, and Lincoln's "Gettysb
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Highschool ELA Bundle: Writing, Research, and Argumentation
Common Core ELA Regents Review - Part 2 - How to Write the Argument Essay
This is a very comprehensive step-by-step Powerpoint that takes students through the process of approaching Part 2 of the ELA Regents Exam. It teaches students how to sort through the information in a non-stressful way, and it helps students to develop an argument and support it clearly and strongly. This is a very visual Powerpoint that leads students through all of the steps of reading the texts in a purposeful way, organizing information with an outline, addressing the essential counterclaim
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9th - 11th
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Every-Goal Speech Therapy Unit - Remembering Names
Do your students have difficulty remembering names? If so, this is the perfect unit for your middle, junior high, and high school speech therapy students!Included materials: Informational Article (Remembering Names) and worksheets that correspond to the article for the following targets: main idea, details, sequencing, critical reasoning, narrative, pragmatics, grammar, vocabulary, vocabulary post test. NEW! UNITS OPTIMIZED FOR DISTANCE/DIGITAL LEARNING3 Formats included with your purchase!-.pdf
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6th - 12th
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Writing a Biographical Narrative - Spanish & Chinese Translations
Teach your students how to write a biographical essay with scaffolded support. Begin with sentences, paragraphs, and into a complete essay. Translated copies: EnglishSpanishChinese! Easy to use and editable google slide. Print them off and use as handouts, or upload to Google Classroom.
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5th - 12th
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Annotation Guide
Detailed handout demonstrates to students a standardized way to annotate non-fiction text. Includes definitions and model.
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7th - 12th
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CCSS:
Monthly Reading Log | Daily Reading Log | Independent Reading Log | Digital
Use these EDITABLE themed monthly reading logs in GOOGLE SLIDES as a simple way to hold your students accountable for independent reading while fostering their love for reading. Whether you're implementing DEAR (Drop Everything And Read), SSR (Silent Sustained Reading), Million Minutes, and more, these EASY TO PREP (just add dates!) monthly reading logs make independent reading time stress free and easy to manage. The monthly format makes these logs quick and easy to grade at the end of the mont
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3rd - 12th
Common Core ELA Regents Review and Test Taking Tips - Comprehensive Powerpoint
This is a comprehensive Powerpoint designed to clearly review how to approach each of the three parts of the ELA Regents exam. It offers strategies for each section, is easy to understand, and visually appealing. It also includes examples of writing for part 2 (the argument essay, examples of each paragraph of the essay) and part 3 (full text analysis). I have had great success in using this PowerPoint with my general education students, my ENL students (ELLs), as well as my special education s
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9th - 11th
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CCSS:
AP Lang "Big Ideas" Toolbox / Digital Textbook
This 72-page PDF contains various handouts over strategies, skills, examples, & resources for the AP Lang & Comp course, organized by the 4 "Big Ideas" of the course's framework:Big Idea 1: Rhetorical Situation (Big Idea Skills List & Guiding Questions, SCAMPER Rhetorical Situation Acronym - Speaker, Context, Audience, Message, Purpose, Exigence, & Rhetorical Choices, Rhetorical Appeals Strategies & Examples for Ethos, Pathos, & Logos, Introduction & Conclusion Strate
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9th - 12th
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CCSS:
CRITICAL READING - ANALYZE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The Critical Reading and Analysis Graphic Organizer is designed to sharpen students' analytical skills. Tailored for educators, this resource provides a structured framework for dissecting and evaluating texts effectively. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With an intuitive layout and clear instructions, it accommodates diverse learning styles, fostering active engagement and critical thinking. The graphic organizer prompts students to choose a form of analysis, provid
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
TAKE NOTES - DIGITAL AND PRINT - ONE PAGER - GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The comprehensive Note-Taking Graphic Organizer is crafted to enhance students' organization and comprehension skills. Tailored for educators, this resource offers a structured framework for students to capture key information (main ideas and details) effectively. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With an intuitive layout and clear instructions, it accommodates diverse learning styles, promoting active engagement and critical thinking. Each section prompts students to
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
Quick Research Activity on Giving Back to the Community
A quick research activity as springboard into reading about someone who gives back to the community.
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6th - 12th
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Horror-Based Literacy Exercises: Volume 1 - The Chupacabra
Overview: Immerse your students in the thrilling world of urban legends with our horror-based literacy exercises! Volume 1 delves into the mysterious Chupacabra, providing a captivating context for students to enhance their English skills through reading, writing, listening, and speaking activities. Perfect for engaging young adults, this resource combines the excitement of folklore with comprehensive language practice.What’s Inside:Reading Activities: Includes a story about the Chupacabra with
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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CCSS:
Also included in: International Horror Volumes 1, 2 and 3
STEM Focused Rhetorical Analysis Prompts AP English Language
Writing Prompts are based on the AP English Language ExamNonfiction: Critical Reading and WritingText AnalysisTest Prep SAT, End of Course Exams, and Advanced PlacementSIX STEM Question 2 Practice Rhetorical Analysis Prompts! Provide much needed practice for the 2021 AP English Language Exam.These SIX prompts provide an opportunity to practice individual skills as outlined in the Units and Topics in the updated CED.Prompts provide the opportunity for instruction and practice for text analysis sk
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Horror-Based Literacy Exercises: Volume 3 - The Mongolian Death Worm
Overview: Immerse your students in the captivating folklore of the Mongolian Death Worm with our engaging literacy exercises. Volume 3 of our horror-based series offers a comprehensive approach to enhancing English skills through reading, writing, listening, and speaking activities. This resource is designed to captivate young adults and improve their language abilities.What’s Inside:Reading Activities: An intriguing story about the Mongolian Death Worm with multiple-choice and critical thinking
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: International Horror Volumes 1, 2 and 3
Horror-Based Literacy Exercises: Volume 2 - Adze: The Vampires of West Africa
Overview: Introduce your students to the chilling folklore of the Adze, the vampire-like creature from West Africa, with our engaging literacy exercises. Volume 2 of our horror-based series offers a multifaceted approach to improving English skills through reading, writing, listening, and speaking activities. This resource is designed to captivate young adults while enhancing their language abilities.What’s Inside:Reading Activities: A compelling story about the Adze with multiple-choice and cri
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: International Horror Volumes 1, 2 and 3
The Declaration of Independence Diction Analysis
This graphic organizer pairs with the popular "Break Up Text" lesson used for teaching the Declaration of Independence. After introducing the "break up text" analogy to explain the purpose of The Declaration of Independence, your English Learner students can analyze the diction and connotation in multiple drafts of this seminal document. I would suggest modeling the first example for your students before allowing them to work collaboratively or independently.
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9th - 12th
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CCSS:
Free American Literature Thematic Pacing Guide - Teaching American Literature
Are you new to American Literature? Use this free pacing guide! Organized by themes, this pacing guide provides an American Literature course overview, essential questions, Common Core ELA Anchor Standards, links to TED Talks and blog posts, and teaching strategy suggestions. There are also links to blog posts and freebies that you can use to supplement the units. Themes covered include the following: "American Ideals and Voices" "The Search for Equality and Justice" "The American Dream" "Faci
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave EL Assessment
After teaching The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave and The Declaration of Independence to my 11th grade ELs, I designed this exam to assess their knowledge of historical context and CCSS skills addresses throughout the unit (RI1, RI4, RI9, RI10, W1). The assessment also evaluates their ability to recognize vocabulary in context and effectively annotate a passage. Lower level ELs can also apply dictionary usage skills for this assessment. There is a modified version
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10th - 12th
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