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11th grade Common Core W.7.1b resources for Microsoft Word
How to Write an Extended Response & Paragraph: ELA Test Prep, Writing Skills
Students will be able to identify the different parts of an extended ASC response and will compare it to an ASC paragraph. Students will then identify the difference themselves. The comparison will be geared towards ensuring students know the difference and how much more information goes in to writing an extended response compared to an ASC paragraph. Students will eventually apply what they've learned about the structure of an extended ASC response and will create their own based on a question
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6th - 12th
McCarthyism/Cold War DBQ
This activity includes the use of 7 primary source texts (speech excerpts, photographs, and comic strip) to engage students and encourage them to interact with text and cite specific evidence. Each document comes with at least 3 questions. The questions build upon each other to help students see both sides of the issue with McCarthyism during America's Cold War Era. At the end, students will take the information they have gained while analyzing the documents and construct an argumentative essay.
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6th - 12th
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200+ Chapter questions for To Kill a Mockingbird
200+ Chapter questions for every last chapter of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. Most questions grouped into two chapter bundles. Assign two chapters for reading, assign the questions either for homework, classwork (great sub plan!) or for an academic discourse activity (fewer papers to grade!) With this purchase you get every single well thought-out question.
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7th - 12th
Argumentative Essay Graphic Organizer with Notes
Use this organizer to model an argumentative essay in class for students. In the blank space provided, students can write the example produced in class and keep it in their notebook as a reference. No need to take notes on argument... notes are included in the margins!
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4th - 12th
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Historical Argument Essay Rubric
Lift your grading practices with this standards-based grading rubric for historical argument essays.
This comprehensive rubric doubles as a grading tool for teachers AND a revising and editing checklist for students! I use this Common Core-aligned rubric as a student-facing tool to help kids understand what I'm looking for in their analytical writing. I use it in writing conferences and small-groups with students throughout the writing process, ensuring that every young writer is on target for
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6th - 12th
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Paragraph Worksheet (Editable) - Choose the Sentence + Write a Paragraph
This resource is offered for FREE as a non-editable resource here if you'd like to check it out before purchasing the editable version. With this worksheet, learners practice choosing a topic sentence, detail sentence, and conclusion sentence for three different paragraphs. Then, learners choose from three prompts and write their own paragraph.This resource designed for learners who've just learned what a paragraph is and what each part of a paragraph does. It works for learners in grades 7 and
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Simple Essay Organizer
Simple essay outline using the Painted Essay method. This helps students understand the components of an essay & how they work together.
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6th - 12th
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Short constructed response Say Mean Matter + RACE CE
Bilingual Spanish/English Short Constructed Response graphic organizer combining the Say Mean Matter and RACE CE strategies with a rubric!
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3rd - 12th
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Writing Resource: Exemplar Argumentative / Persuasive Essay [With Definitions]
This is an "exemplar" of an essay that acknowledges the other side of an argument (the counterclaim) using a question tied to the movie "The Truman Show." The essay prompt is:Is lying always wrong? Why or why not? Use details and examples from the film "The Truman Show” to support your answer.[Even if students have not seen the movie, they can still track the argument.]This product also includes a "Terminology Guide" at the end of the paper that explains what each part of the paper represents/me
Of Mice and Men Writing Resource: Student Essay Organizer
Student Essay Workbook with prompts, directions, model thesis statements, and evidence hunt guide AND an essay rubric. With this workbook, students have everything they need to brainstorm, practice counterclaim thesis statements, find evidence in the book, and check their work.The workbook asks students: "Is murder always wrong? Was George right to have killed Lennie?" offering a distinct opportunity to teach students how to acknowledge the opposing side of an argument. This workbook will aid yo
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7th - 12th
Argumentative Essay Pre-Writing Activity
I've created a pre-writing worksheet that will help students to understand what a prompt is asking them to write, organize their thinking, and make a plan for their writing. The activity has graphic organizers for unpacking the prompt and planning elements of argument, an outline for organizing their thinking, and a lined space for adding additional quotes and evidence that they could use while writing. I use this activity before students have an in-class essay so that they are prepared to come
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6th - 12th
Argumentative Essay How to Simplified
Description: This argumentative essay explanation will make teaching argumentative writing a breeze. It is color coded, so students see where they should write supporting details and add cited evidence as proof of their argument.
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6th - 12th
FREE EDITABLE Character Analysis Paragraph Activities
This resource guides students through writing a character analysis paragraph, which can be applied to any piece of literature. It can be used in class or given as homework, and makes a great SSR or literature circle assignment. It is geared toward beginning or struggling writers from middle school to high school.
Included:
-General character analysis paragraph structure pattern overview.
-Sentence by sentence guide for students to follow while crafting their own character analysis paragraph.
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6th - 12th
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Persuasive Writing Packet: The Odyssey (Story of the Cyclops)
Who is more barbaric? Odysseus or the Cyclops? At first glance, it may seem to be the Cyclops, but with this packet and some teacher guidance you may find that your students come to the opposite conclusion...In this packet, students will hunt for evidence from the Emily Wilson-translated version of The Odyssey and determine who they think is actually more barbaric. Later, the packet includes a breakdown of an argumentative paragraph, complete with counterclaim acknowledgment and an exemplar para
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6th - 12th
Historical Essay Planning Packet
Middle Schoolers CAN write historical argument essays!
This packet will support students as they formulate a thesis statement, development of major points, gathering of evidence, consideration of counterclaims, and drafting of topic sentences.
My 7th graders found this graphic organizer incredibly useful for capturing their ideas before they begin drafting. This tool is also useful during writing conferences, as it gives teachers and students some shared documentation to confer about.
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6th - 12th
Guided Notes for TIQA Writing Instruction
Guided notes to accompany my powerpoint to teach TIQA as a way to write a paragraph. The powerpoint breaks down each letter, gives examples, and demonstrates a color coding key. Additionally, there is a sample paragraph for students to have as a model to refer to in the future.
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7th - 12th
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Creative Writing Assignments
These 22 creative writing assignments provide simple yet detailed guidelines for 30 weeks worth of writing. They cover a number of different writing methods including research papers, stories, powerpoints, project based learning, compare/contrast, biographies, personal opinion, and more. The easy to understand directions will make writing more enjoyable for you and your students.
Writing Organizers for Essays and Papers
Overview of Resource: an adaptable resource that can be used in any subject through grades 6-12 to improve essay writingTeaching the writing process is essential, but as you know, it can be an arduous task! Students often need models and organizers to help them improve their writing. This bundle provides students with step-by-step instructions for each paragraph of their writing. A model of each paragraph is also present so that students can use it as an exemplar. You can use this set of organiz
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Dialogue and Characterization
Authors reveal information about their characters through dialogue. Students will use this graphic organizer to analyze dialogue between characters. The purpose of this lesson is for students to utilize the literary technique of dialogue in order to characterize. From there, they can make inferences about the characters in the text as well as make sense of meaningful quotes. This can be used as a group-work activity in which students collaborate to analyze characters through dialogue. This works
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6th - 12th
Students Bill of Rights Project
Our students are learning to express themselves, so why not let them! With the Student Bill of Rights Project, we can allow them to choose 10 different rules or laws that they believe should be changed and adapt them to fit their needs or opinions through a higher level thinking exercise. My students had so much fun with this that they didn't realize that they were learning! This project targets all 4 levels of Webb's Depth of Knowledge while giving students the freedom of expression and reinfor
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4th - 12th
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Introductory Exercise: Employment Application Listings
From Electric English...
These are the specific employment listings with detailed descriptions that accompany the Employment Application...
Even though you will introduce this process in the first couple of weeks of school, this will actually be an activity that you implement year round into your classroom... Question. Why should teachers take on the burden of all the tasks necessary for a highly functioning classroom when there are several capable hands to help with the work?
Answer. They sho
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5th - 12th
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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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Introductory Exercise: Employment Application
From Electric English...
Even though you will introduce this process in the first couple of weeks of school, this will actually be an activity that you implement year round into your classroom... Question. Why should teachers take on the burden of all the tasks necessary for a highly functioning classroom when there are several capable hands to help with the work?
Answer. They shouldn't.
This activity will involve the students filling out job applications for various responsibilities in the cl
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5th - 12th
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Citing Textual Evidence from Narrative Expository or Argumentative Text
Students will use this graphic organizer to cite evidence from any text and paraphrase the evidence in their own words.
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6th - 12th
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