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11th grade other (ELA) Common Core W.7.1b resources
ESL Writing Activities: Quick Write Rubric & Prompt
I knew this year the students will be required to write a lot of QuickWrites. I wanted a rubric that was rigorous and clear for the students. I noticed the benefit of this rubric as I started grading the students I teach QuickWrites. I was able to immediately identify trends, and it helped take the murkiness out of grading. There is also a list of prompts that you can use with your students. This rubric is a part of the QuickWrite Graphic Organizer set. This set is an amazing tool in scaffolding
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4th - 12th
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AI Literacy for Students (Editable PPT Templates Ready to Use)
AI Literacy for StudentsTopic: Understanding Artificial Intelligence for Grades 3-12Objective: these handouts are designed to introduce students in grades 3 through 12 to the basic concepts of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on society. Through reflection, discussion and hands-on activity of sorting the benefits and the harms of AI, students will develop an understanding of AI, ethical considerations, and practical applications. By the end of these activities, students will be equipp
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3rd - 12th
Assessing Source Credibility - Guides / Samples - Articles, Websites, Youtube
This engaging lesson will ensure students have all the skills necessary to assess the credibility of a wide range of sources for essays and research projects.What's included:Credibility Checklists- Literature- Websites- Youtube VideosSamples- Articles x 2- Websites x 2- Youtube Videos x 2Other- Teaching Guide- Vocabulary- Sample Answers
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5th - 12th
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175 Journal Entry Prompts for Middle Schoolers
These 175 journal entry prompts are geared for middle school ages but can definitely be used in lower or upper levels. Some themes touch on school, the people around them, self-reflection, and holidays.
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4th - 12th
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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Back to School Activities, Icebreakers, & Lessons
Make introducing yourself, students introducing themselves, and the first week of school a breeze with this resource packed with ice-breakers and activities for an entire week to help establish a positive and open classroom environment.
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6th - 12th
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CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) Paragraph Frame
This product can be used with any writing prompt and is a great way to introduce a Claim, Evidence, Reasoning paragraph structure. It can be used as an alternative to RACE or RACES. Claim= Restate & AnswerEvidence = CitationReasoning= Explanation and/or SignificanceThis is used often in the Louisiana State Curriculum for Guidebooks, especially for middle school; however, it is simple enough to be used in the elementary grades as well.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
5 Paragraph Essay Outline & Rough Draft
Teach your student how to visually outline their five paragraph essay, and a simple outline for writing their rough draft.
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7th - 12th
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Conversation Starters Package on Humility
Generate inspiring class discussions with these thought-provoking conversation questions on humility.What's included:A list of 11 thought-provoking questions for middle/high school students on the subject of humilityActivities to fill in before and after discussion (Ensuring students know what is expected of them and what constitutes an effective and productive discussion) Useful expressions and transitions pages (Encouraging students to use and record a variety of useful expressions and transit
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Conversation Starters Packages: Growing Bundle
Conversation Starters Package on World Wonders
Generate inspiring class discussions with these thought-provoking conversation questions on world wonders.What's included:A list of 10 thought-provoking questions for middle/high school students on the subject of world wondersActivities to fill in before and after discussion (Ensuring students know what is expected of them and what constitutes an effective and productive discussion) Useful expressions and transitions pages (Encouraging students to use and record a variety of useful expressions a
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Conversation Starters Packages: Growing Bundle
Argument: Claim and Counterclaim Template
This template is designed to help students develop two paragraphs: one for their claim and the other for their counterclaim. After completing this template, all students must do is combine them together using transition words to help them flow into two well-written paragraphs.This form could also be used as an informal assessment to check if your students understand how the claim/counterclaim, evidence, warrant/rule all work together.I hope you find this as helpful as I do; I've had over 950 dow
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Specific Evidence in Argument Writing: SCOPE
This PowerPoint presentation gives students effective use of evidence in their argumentative writing. Including these specific evidence strategies, students will provide efficient support for reasons to prove a strong claim.
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5th - 12th
To Kill a Mockingbird Discussion Questions & Writing Prompts for Ch. 17-21
Do you need to get your students thinking about the big trial in To Kill a Mockingbird? These chapter questions can help them understand and think critically about this pivotal event.Suggested UseUse these questions for TKAM Chapters 17-21 to prep your students for a writing task, a group discussion, or a Socratic Seminar.Your students can choose five questions to consider, then respond with a claim and evidence from the text to support their ideas.Other To Kill a Mockingbird ResourcesFor questi
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8th - 11th
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One-Pager Assignment: Character Development
One-pagers are a written and visual representation of what your students have read or are currently reading. They are a great assignment on their own, but can also be used as a replacement for a quiz, test, or project! With a focus specifically on character development, this one-pager assignment can be used with virtually any text. It provides a fun, creative way to help students gain a better understanding of the material and the characters within it. An easy-to-follow rubric is included, as we
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7th - 12th
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Figurative Language Challenge Board
Challenge your class with this figurative language choice board.
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5th - 12th
ELA Writing Organizer
Writing can be tough... but when you have the perfect graphic organizer, it can make things simple! In my Special Education, and General Ed classrooms, I've found that allowing the students to write one sentence per dot helps them process and organize their ideas before putting it down on paper! We love organization, writing, and ELA!
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5th - 12th
Debate Graphic Organizer
Graphic organizer to help students organize their thoughts for a debate. Appropriate for middle school-high school students 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
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6th - 12th
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Middle and High School (Grades 6-11) SBAC Argumentative Rubric Flowchart
In an effort to make it easier to follow along with the rubric, I created a flowchart diagramming all three scored sections, assuming the task is argumentative in nature. This flowchart can be used to self-score, peer-score, and/or guide students/teachers as they partake in the persuasive/argumentative writing and/or grading process.
The only identified variance between 6th grade and grades 7-11 is that the emphasis on acknowledging the counter-claim is not scored until 7th grade (5th flow diag
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6th - 11th
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Constructed Response Evidence Chart
Middle School and High School students are required to answer higher level questions with supporting evidence. This can be a difficult process to teach and learn. As an SLP, my students were struggling with the language/vocabulary used in instruction and even more in following the process. I created color coded step-by-step instructions with a glossary, middle school and high school examples, a template for the beginning stages of creating a response, and an evidence chart for an additional meth
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6th - 12th
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Claim and Evidence Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer can be used for any passage to sort claims and evidence.
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6th - 12th
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