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Common Core W.11-12.1 microsofts for ESL-EFL-ELL
The BEST Grammar Worksheet (2-Day Lesson): Slaying Grammar Demons Forever!
I do this 4-page grammar packet every year with my students in the first month of school to eliminate the 18 worst writing errors I see over and over in my years of teaching. You can pair this worksheet with the FREE supplementary English lessons -- all with colorful illustrations -- at DrawingsOf.com.We call fixing grammatical errors "slaying grammar demons" to lighten the mood, and it works! You can even spice it up by having students draw pictures of what they think "grammar demons" would loo
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Argumentative Writing Elements Notes and Quiz | Bundle | Google Slides
Argumentative Writing Bundle!!Take notes with the class or assign them on google classroom. Assess student understanding/learning with the quiz. Students use notes to directly take assessment and test their knowledge. Great way to get students to understand the elements before you begin writing an entire essay. I have personally used both of these in my class and I find it offers students a better understanding of the anchor vocabulary they need to know in order to write a successful argumentati
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9th - 12th
The Complete Research Report Bundle
This Bundle includes the following lessons / resources: LESSON #1: This is the first editable PowerPoint (PPT) lesson in a series of four lessons that covers the genre of research report writing. It introduces students to this genre, covers what a research question is, and how to use a K-W-L chart to find a research question. Students will compare this genre of academic writing to previous genres that they've learned. Specifically, how opinion and argumentative essays can be supported with perso
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Multimodal Essay Planner (Google Docs)
This essay planner can be used for argumentative, explanatory, and informative writing. Students can use RAMP (role, audience, mode, and purpose) to analyze any writing prompt, then use the planner below to write a basic thesis, plan each body paragraph, and write a basic conclusion for their essay. The worksheet can be adjusted to analyze model texts or can be used for students to plan out their own writing. Each section can be taught in mini-lessons or the worksheet can be taught as a whole to
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9th - 12th
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The Great Gatsby: Ordering the Narrative - A Literary Activity
Storyline & Quotation Ordering Activity ( A 1-hour Lesson on The Great Gatsby)English Levels: College or EAP (English for Academic Purposes)Language Focus: Reflecting on the plot, quotations, characters, and symbols in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby”Class Time: 60 minutesThis lesson was designed to enhance students' comprehension of the novel and equip them with quotations and insights crucial for writing a compelling literary essay. Lesson OverviewFirst, students arrange key even
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Multimodal Essay Planner (Microsoft Word)
This essay planner can be used for argumentative, explanatory, and informative writing. Students can use RAMP (role, audience, mode, and purpose) to analyze any writing prompt, then use the planner below to write a basic thesis, plan each body paragraph, and write a basic conclusion for their essay. The worksheet can be adjusted to analyze model texts or can be used for students to plan out their own writing. Each section can be taught in mini-lessons or the worksheet can be taught as a whole to
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9th - 12th
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Evidence Graphic Organizer- Argumentative Writing | Google Docs | Editable
Keeping track of sources when writing just got a whole lot easier with this graphic organizer. Start with your claims, copy and paste the lines your are going to use from sources, include your website link as well as the website name/title. Having your claims on this document is great because students are able to see if the resources they are using are actually relevant and reliable. If you are just starting or planning your argumentative writing unit a great resource is the Argumentative Writin
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9th - 12th
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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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Part 2 Argument Essay - Highly Scaffolded Intro Paragraph with Sentence Starters
This is a highly scaffolded, first part of the Part 2 ELA CC Argument essay template that I use in my Youtube channel (videos linked below). It contains leading questions, detailed sentence starters and tips for the user, for the introduction paragraph of the essay. This is an ideal resource to use with English Language Learners as well as native English speakers who need guidance on how to tackle this part of the Regents exam in a formulaic way. Feel free to adjust the document to your needs. T
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11th
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The BEST Grammar Worksheet, Page 1 of 4 (Sample)
This is a 1-page sample of a 4-page grammar packet I do every year with my students to eliminate the 18 worst writing errors I see over and over in my years of teaching. For FREE English lessons to go with this (illustrated by fun cartoons), go to https://drawingsof.com/english-lessons/ We call fixing grammatical errors "slaying grammar demons" to lighten the mood, and it works! You can even spice it up by having students draw pictures of what they think "grammar demons" would look like!The ful
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Interactive Argument Paragraph Frame Scaffold for English Learners
This interactive argument frame scaffold provides a general structure for students to express their opinions in writing about any theme, subject area, or topic. This frame utilizes Google Doc dropdowns to prompt students and give students options and variations for signal word word selection within the necessary criteria to write a successful argumentative paragraph in English. This scaffold engages and encourages English Learners in the writing process, even at the earliest stages of language d
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3rd - 12th
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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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CEI Essay
This is an easy way to get students to write complete CEI paragraphs. Each handout represents a paragraph and when placed together, makes an essay. I use this often with high school students to break down the parts of each paragraph. It makes the thought of an overwhelming essay feel easy.
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6th - 12th
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Declaration of Independence Essay Activity
A scaffolded essay outline that English Learners (Spanish) can use to write out their own Declaration of Independence! Students may not feel very strongly one way or another about the colonies declaring independence from Great Britain, but they certainly have plenty to say about who/what they want to declare independence from! Use this essay outline to teach the five parts of the Declaration of Independence.
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9th - 12th
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Persuasive Essay Writing Prompt
Use this persuasive essay writing prompt to get your students to practice their writing skills. If you teach Multilingual Learners, this is a great way to get them ready for their English Proficiency exam!
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6th - 12th
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