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Common Core W.11-12.1 assessment microsofts
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Unit Bundle
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is an engaging and rigorous experience for students—and an easy one for you—with the BritLitWit bundle! These resources transform a difficult text into a memorable unit. All materials are appropriate for any translation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, as well as abridged and unabridged versions. Here's what's included:Bonus: Pacing guide with a sample schedule and additional suggestions for activitiesDo You Have What It Takes to Be a Knight? Intro Activity: In
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9th - 12th
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Writing Prompt Pack, Argumentative Essay on Cyberbullying
With this low-prep, argumentative essay writing prompt pack, you will have everything you need to assign a text-based, full-length argumentative essay to your middle or high school students. Student Experience: With the high-interest topic - Should cyberbullying be illegal? - your teens will be excited to read the nonfiction textual-based stimuli linked in and compose an essay to state their point of view. Students will use the graphic organizer to brainstorm and organize their thoughts. Next,
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8th - 11th, Adult Education
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Writing Prompt Pack, Argumentative Essay on Paying Students for Good Grades
With this low-prep, argumentative essay writing prompt pack, you will have everything you need to assign an argumentative essay to your middle or high school students. With the high-interest topic - Should students get paid for grades? - your teens will be excited to read the nonfiction textual-based stimuli included and compose an essay to state their point of view!Student Experience: Students will use the graphic organizer to brainstorm and organize their thoughts. Next, they will read the
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7th - 11th
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World War I Poetry Bundle
You're all set to cover World War I poetry with this bundle! The resource includes intro slides, a packet of analysis questions with poem texts, and a final writing assignment. More details on the contents:Introductory Slides: These slides include a quick write to help students connect their prior knowledge to the topic, political context for why Britain got involved in World War I, a collection of British military recruitment posters with discussion prompts to help students understand the socia
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9th - 12th
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Teaching Argument (claims and evidence) with Murder Mysteries (Gdocs version)
I added this google docs version of this product for virtual teaching ease :) This is a fun introductory lesson to teach students how to write arguments and think logically with murder mysteries adapted from the Crime and Puzzlement series. Some of the names have been changed to deter students from searching solutions. The first case includes an argument essay template. I have used these to model/ guide students through the first case with "Amanda and Chris" and then have them collaborate with p
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6th - 12th
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Canterbury Tales Prologue Bundle
Teach the Canterbury Tales Prologue in a way that highlights what matters: interpreting the text to understand what makes it a timeless classic. This bundle includes rigorous, yet well-supported resources that will improve students' reading comprehension skills and create an enjoyable learning experience. No tedious overemphasis on Middle English or the minor details of the pilgrims' clothing here! Instead, this approach is all about helping students become more astute readers and developing a s
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9th - 12th
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LITERARY TECHNIQUES: AP MASTERY
WHAT’S INSIDE: List of Literary Techniques, Volumes One to Five Literary Techniques in Likely Places of Context Student Guide to Differentiating Literary Techniques + Key Bird’s Eye View of Literary Terms in Poetry and Prose Practice Exam: Prose and Drama Practice Exam: Poetry Applying Literary Terms: Student Practice + Key Literary Technique Open Note Identification + Key Literary Technique Identification: Matching Exam One + Key Literary Technique Identification: Matching
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Frankenstein Mock Trial Summative Assessment
This is a great summative assessment following your study of Frankenstein. I use this as an alternative to a test or large essay. The students enjoy playing the role of someone other than themselves and proving their knowledge of the text.The purpose of this assignment is to get students thinking critically about the themes depicted in Frankenstein and the relevant issues that are still debated today (parent responsibility, the nature of good and evil, etc.). For this reason, this assignment com
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9th - 12th
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Critical Literary Theory: Feminist, Marxist, Psychoanalytic, New Historicism etc
Critical Literary Theory: lessons and assessments & key terms - Marxist, Feminist, Psychoanalytic, Queer, Death of the Author and New Historicism Literary Theory, for AP English and adult learners. Examples of application in media and short stories as far ranging as anime, detective stories, video games, and fairy tales.The Nathaniel Hawthorne story "The Birthmark" is included for a reading upon which all critical lenses can be applied.==============Check out our other lessonsRace horror as
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Macbeth Teaching Unit
Teachers will find a complete unit for teaching The Tragedy of Macbeth by William Shakespeare:Background slides and pre-reading activityStudy Guides for each Act with teacher answer keyQuizzes for each Act 5 on-demand writing promptsActivities related to characters and conflictClose reading steps with specific passages
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10th - 12th
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Words About Words: Assertion Journal Prompts for Analysis & Argument
Develop students' critical thinking, analysis, and argumentation skills with assertion journals!
This PowerPoint collection of assertion journal prompts asks students to ponder a series of comments about the art of reading and writing. It's perfect for:
-Back to school: empower students to appreciate the importance of their growth as readers and writers
-Teaching rhetorical analysis
-Teaching argumentation
-Teaching syntax
-Thought-provoking classroom decoration
Assertion journals are a teste
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9th - 12th
Looking for Alaska by John Green Unit
Looking for Alaska is a phenomenal YA text for reluctant readers. The story can help bridge that gap between reading for school and reading for pleasure. This unit explores the thematic development of life and death, the meaning of life, and friendship, in addition to exploring the social-emotional needs of adolescents. This Unit Includes:An anticipation guide that is aimed at students asking themselves the deeper questions about who they are and what family and friends mean to them.The book is
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9th - 12th
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PARCC Analytical and Narrative Writing Rubric Progress Tracker
Are you and your students getting the most out of the hours you spend evaluating student writing?
Rubrics allow teachers to evaluate student writing based on specific criteria, but if the score ultimately goes in the grade book holistically, the time spent evaluating each trait or all of the criteria identified in the rubric is lost. In order to get the most out of rubric scores, teachers and students must track writing progress by the individual scoring criteria.
This writing progress tracke
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3rd - 12th
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Logical Fallacies, Debate, and Tools of Argumentative Essay Writing - AP English
Tools of argument and debate, rhetorical skills, propaganda discussions, ethical dilemmas, introduction to philosophies of the world, and argumentative writing aligned to Common Core to prepare students with lessons, activities, assignments, printable handouts, note guides, and instructions with memes and realia.A unit with lectures, in-class activities, and assignments to understand argumentation, debate, and logical fallacies. Includes:PowerPoint Lessons Teacher lesson plansStudent Assignments
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Highschool ELA Bundle: Writing, Research, and Argumentation
American Lit Bundle 24 Essay Prompts + Rubrics - CCSS - Google Slides™ - Digital
This growing bundle of American literature short story essay prompts can be used as in-class assignments, take-home essays, or the essay portions of exams. Details:20 literary works with 1 essay prompt eachEach prompt is Common Core-aligned to 2 standards for grades 11-12: 1 for reading writing and 1 for readingStandards-aligned, 2-item scoring guides help you assess student writing thoroughly and quicklyAn essay brainstorming/planning template is included How it works:Your TPT download includes
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11th - 12th
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Literary Analysis Essay PEER EDITING Feedback Template
This student-friendly template allows students to give each other meaningful feedback about their literary analysis essays. Containing questions about content, language, and formatting, this resource will provide students with a step-by-step guide for giving productive comments to their peer editing partner. It even contains a language checklist! Best of all.. this is an EDITABLE GOOGLE DOC so it is perfect for students working in Google Drive and distance learning. Change up the questions to fi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Crucible Essay Assignment
This is an essay assignment that I used with my Eleventh Grade English class this year after reading and watching the Crucible by Arthur Miller. This assignment could be used after reading the play, watching the film, or both. Its main prompt asks the students to examine who or what is ultimately responsible for John Proctor's death. The assignment includes a graphic organizer and class discussion prompts with possible answers (these can be deleted and filled in by your class--I always post a
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9th - 12th
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JOHN UPDIKE'S "A&P" [BUNDLE]
John Updike's "A&P" begs students to question their choices, their values, and other deep themes. Over 50+ Slides/pages, multiple choice quiz, essay exam, lesson activities, discussion questions, worksheets, and more make this product great! This BUNDLE allows Language Arts teachers to shine! You will be able to teach this work successfully without taking long hours surfing the Internet for materials and resources. SUMMARY: Three girls walk into the A&P in their bathing suits and garne
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10th - 12th
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Dystopian Literature Unit: Exploring Societal Nightmares (GOOGLE)
This unit explores the themes and elements of dystopian literature through the study of influential works such as "1984" by George Orwell, "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley, "The Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood, "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury, and "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins. Students will delve into the characteristics of dystopian societies, analyze societal issues, and critically engage with the narratives.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Choice board unit--Reading, Evaluating, and Analyzing
This can be used as individual lessons and assessments or combined as a self-paced unit utilizing the skills for reading, evaluating, and analyzing informational texts. The texts accessed can vary from watching documentaries, listening to podcasts, and reading articles, to assessing how creators (directors, writers, producers, etc.) inform their audience in a way that is engaging and compelling. There is a lengthy list of texts for you and/or the students to choose from, which leads to a great "
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9th - 12th
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Tracing Arguments in Ads
Task: Examine the images and texts in each advertisement very closely. Writers and advertisers whose purpose is to persuade will try to be very convincing so you will agree and take action. Look for a convincing argument by identifying claims, logical reasons, and factual or logical evidence. Also, for more resources like this and other engaging lessons, please check out my Teaching Argument (claims and evidence) with Murder Mysteries (Gdocs version) and Writing and Tracing Arguments Interactive
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Pride and Prejudice Character Analysis Argumentative Essay with Rubric & Outline
Need a ready to go essay designed for Pride and Prejudice? This is for you! It is designed for after reading the novel. Students are given three prompt options, each with a sample thesis statement, to choose from. The editable Google Doc includes prompts, essay outline, thesis samples, grammar notes, MLA and in-text citation instructions, overall paper requirements, and a detailed rubric for students to write a comprehensive essay. You can edit all of the instructions to suit your needs. This ta
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Complete Unit for Austen's Pride and Prejudice - Ready to Teach Today!!
Short Answer and Essay Final Test for Elie Wiesel's Night
This test would be suitable for any honors level, advanced, or AP English class. The test consists of five short answer and one essay question. You could also use the questions for either small-group or whole-class final discussion of the book--a great way to reinforce whatever comes out in the discussion and a test of both collaboration and listening skills. It would also work well as an open-book test.
To add some flexibility, I have not predetermined a set number of points for each question
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Teaching the Argument: Sample Argument Response
This document is a color-coded sample response of the previously posted sample argument task for the NYS English Regents exam. The colors correlate with the cheat sheet, which is the third document needed to fully teach students how to successfully compose a Part 2 response to the NYS English Regents exam.
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9th - 12th
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