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11th grade grammar Common Core CCRA.W.7 resources
Read & Write Using Formal vs.Informal Language ~ James Hall Superman Poem
Here we have a mini-lesson on formal vs. informal language -- with a focus on slang -- highlighting a contemporary poem by the American humorist poet James Hall entitled "Maybe Dats Your Pwoblem Too" (a poem written about the dumb luck of being Spiderman). This Imitate-Reflect-Correct activity encourages students to develop their own use of humor as well as specific dialect and/or slang in creative writing; this two-in-one activity also pushes students to practice formal grammar usage in re-writ
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Expository/Creative Writing - CCSS: Critique Forms/Rubrics/Teacher Notes
In this listing, I am offering a 14-page Incredible Critique Forms and Rubrics with twelve individual and group writing assessment handouts along with two full pages of Teachers Notes. Middle school and high school students should use them to analyze and critique their own writing as well as their peers. Teachers can choose which ones best fit their students' skills, abilities and needs. I have used these various forms successfully with regular, Honors /A.P. and SPED students in grades 7-12. The
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6th - 12th
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Academic Writing, Lesson 4 Part 3: Compound Words, Hyphenations, Dashes
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson dives into compound words, hyphens, and dashes and how t
Academic Writing, Lesson 4 Part 2: Contractions, Capitalizations, Homophones...
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson dives into contractions, the apostrophe, capitalizations
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Academic Writing Lesson 4 Part 1: Words
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson is the first part of a deep dive into into words and the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing Lesson 3 Part 1: Review of Sentence Components
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson reviews foundational language and writing knowledge. Not
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Academic Writing Lesson 3 Part 2: Understanding the Sentence
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson is a deep dive into the constructions and components of
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing Lesson 2 Part 2: Introduction Format Basics
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson continues the introduction to APA formatting for academi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing Lesson 2 Part 1: Introduction to APA Format Basics
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This 2nd lesson in 2 parts instructs on the APA formatting required
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing Lesson 1: Intro to Academic Writing
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This 1st lesson gives an overview of what academic writing is and wh
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Grammar Tip of the Day (#1-15)
Grammar Tip of the Day is here to save the day and start class off on a strong foot! Each box contains the necessary information to provide your students with a quick grammar lesson at the start of the day. This information has been formatted to emphasize the key points of each grammar lesson while being easy to copy and paste into a myriad of other presentation forms. References from well regarded sources across the web are also included for each source.My favorite way to implement these gramma
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8th - 12th
Analytic Research Project Based on Novel Themes: CCSS Aligned
Students choose a theme from twelve universal motifs, read a book of choice, and take notes on it. After that, they make connections between their reading and various other sources, from current events to poetry, short stories, movies, lyrics, museums, etc. to use as supporting material that enable them to fully develop their thesis. Next, they create their own personalized schedule that coincides with the teacher's criteria and the project's requirements. The variety of research material e
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6th - 12th
Grammar MUG Shots (19 M.U.G. Shot Slides & Keys)
This resource provides slides that contain 10 MUG Shots as well as the keys. This can be used as a Do-Now or part of "MUG Shot Mondays."
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6th - 12th
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Video Lesson about Writing "if" Statements
Looking for a way to get your students to write more thoughtfully connected sentences? Help your students use "if" statements with the correct verb tenses depending on the conditions of a situation. Turn on this funny but informative 25-minute animation video and relax while your students laugh and learn.Here's the video outline:- 0th conditional: If...verb- 1st conditional: If...will + verb- 2nd conditional: If...would + verb- 3rd conditional: If...would have + verb-"ED" (past participle)Thanks
High School English Bundle Grammar Writing Literature Holidays Myth Rhetoric
A big English/ELA Bundle for grades 9-12 with a variety of lessons for the high school English classrooms. Bundle includes 67 English and ELA products from grammar, literature, and academic research lessons to classroom posters to classroom games. Get a head start on your lesson planning with these easy, no-prep lessons and classroom materials. This bundle includes literature studies and analysis, writing practice, short stories, grammar, literary devices, fun lessons for the holidays, mytholog
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7th - 12th
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READ 180: ReaL Book Stage C Workshop #2 Worksheets **Great for New Teachers**
**New Teachers** **Veteran Teachers**One way to enhance and strengthen the READ 180 Universal: ReaL Book Stage C curriculum is by having students write more. These handouts address that issue. You will find handouts for most of the texts found in Workshop #2.
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9th - 12th
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e-Comments | Canned and Custom Comment Insert App
The e-Comments app is an easy-to-use Chrome extension that will help teachers save time grading and provide better writing feedback. Check out the video preview to see it in action.Teachers are able to insert hundreds of canned comments into Google docs and slides from the floating (moveable) e-Comments menu with just one click. No time-consuming and complicated multiple clicks, dropdown menus, or comment codes.Each instructional comment identifies, explains, and shows your writers how to revise
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Writing Analysis Portfolio Activity - CCSS Scavenger Hunt
This is a terrific project to encourage Middle School and High School students to take ownership of their writing, both the what they say (content) and the how they say it: (Grammar and usage). The repetitive nature of identifying the errors, copying the faulty sentences and then correcting the mistakes truly shows them how often they repeat certain errors. Finally, it forces students to read and revise their graded writing pieces instead of just looking at the grade and filing the paper away. O
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9th - 12th
Common Core Rhyme Scheme & Grammar Practice with Contemporary Poetry
Natasha Tretheway's contemporary poem "Graveyard Blues" coupled with a literary element focus on rhyme scheme as well as eulogizing a loved one's passing.
This activity pairs reflective creative writing plus grammar practice with original sentences, thus combining both a mini-lesson on style and tone with reading and grammar all in one activity.
In assigning students to compose their own poetry, we are urging students to move into the Common Core Standards of 21st Century Skills, including co
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Read & Write Poetry: Common Core Grammar/Theme Activity Pack!
Here we have a set of Imitate-Reflect-Correct activities focusing on contemporary poetry written by American poet Molly Peacock.
This set focuses on creative writing to a particular theme, along with a focus on rhyme scheme, the sonnet form, and informal vs. formal language. This poetry/grammar activity packet also invites students to practice standard grammar in re-writing sentences for acceptable punctuation and usage of the eight parts of speech.
In assigning students to compose their own
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Writing Tracker and Differentiation Rubric
Leveled way to track different aspects of student writing and growth. You or student can check just a few things to track in writing. Page One: criteria developed by reading over student IEP's and selecting common writing goals. Page Two based more or standards of good formal writing. Page Three is for higher level writers who want to improve in more sophisticated ways (used Tuft's Artful Sentences book as a reference to create rubric - may need actual book for teaching). Also provides area
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Grammar, Figurative Language, & Creative Writing Activity~Billy Collins' "Poem"
Here we have a wonderful poem by Poet Laureate Billy Collins entitled "Poem," coupled with reflective creative poetry writing plus grammar review with original sentences, thus combining both a mini-lesson on using metaphors with reading and grammar practice all in one activity.
In assigning students to compose their own poetry and correct grammatical errors, we are urging students to move into the Common Core Standards of 21st Century Skills, including communication, creativity, and critical th
Grammar: They're, There, Their - Printable Mini Lesson, Exercices & Answer Key
This resource provides substantial practice for students to learn to differentiate between and apply their/they're/there to create grammatically correct sentences.
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5th - 12th
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Read/Write about Gratitude: Common Core Grammar/Simile Activity w/Modern Poetry!
This 3-in-one activity focuses on a wonderful poem by the poet Louise Gluck entitled "Gratitude," coupled with reflective creative writing plus grammar review with original sentences, thus combining both a mini-lesson on original poetry writing plus reading and grammar practice all at one engaging low cost!
In assigning students to compose their own poetry, we are urging students to move into the Common Core Standards of 21st Century Skills, including communication, creativity, and critical thi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sentence Diagramming & Building
Help students see the relationships between words, phrases, and clauses by having them break down sentences into visual diagrams. Or, help them understand sentence structure by giving them a set of words or phrases and having them construct grammatically correct sentences.
Grammar Word Search
Use word search puzzles to have students locate words that relate to a specific grammar concept (for example, you could have students search for adjectives).
Grammar Bingo
This is a great way to engage the whole class and reinforce a grammar concept your students are learning. Simply call out various grammar rules, sentence examples, or parts of speech, and have students mark the corresponding grammar rule (or error!).
Escape Rooms
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Grammar Quizzes
Regular quizzes can reinforce learning, test students’ mastery of grammar, and help track their progress over time.
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