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Free Common Core WHST.6-8.1 graphic organizers
USA Regions Activity FREEBIE | States and Capitals Project | Worksheets
This FREE resource is a stand-alone project that can be turned into a FULL WEEK worth of activities. You'll find 5 region activity pages and capitals/abbreviation resource sheets and note pages. Plus, I've included a thorough teacher's guide giving you plenty of suggestions on how to turn this into one awesome mini-unit!These maps are also located in my customized state history projects. You'll find 86 student activities organized in 8 modules for easy lesson planning. This complete notebook uni
Grades:
4th - 8th
Free Chemistry Claim Evidence Argument Reading Practice
This resource is a middle school claim, evidence, and argument (CEA) writing and reading set with a chemical reactions theme. The set supports deductive reasoning skills and includes a rubric, graphic organizer, key, and non-fiction article that will help your middle school students practice content-area reading skills. Included in this resource are:A fictional non-fiction newspaper article about a track star whose water bottle was sabotaged with a mysterious liquid (pdf)One pdf of the claim-ev
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6th - 8th
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MS-PS1-2
Also included in: Chemistry Bundle Middle School Science NGSS Chemistry
Argument Writing: Teaching Opposition and Rebuttal
Get students familiar with using counterclaims, and refuting in their argument writing with this interactive kit.
The kit includes: Claim Playing Cards, "You're Wrong, I'm Right, Here's Why" worksheet, "Opposition Paragraph Organizer" worksheet, Opposition and Sentence Starter Word Key, and a lesson plan on how to use this effectively in your classroom.
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4th - 12th
Manifest Destiny & American Progress Painting Analysis
This is a great way to introduce your Westward Expansion Unit! Explore the painting American Progress by John Gast to compare to the meaning of Manifest Destiny. The kids have lots of fun trying to interpret the picture and what it could mean. This is a great lesson that can help introduce the new movement of expansion not just physically but mentally too.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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climate change persuasive essay outline freebie
Allow students to write the outline of a persuasive essay about a solution to climate change with this free template. It includes tips and samples for a thesis.
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5th - 8th
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Persuasive Writing Manifest Destiny Unit Facebook Character Template
This is the Facebook template students can use to describe a historical character you assign them from the unit.
Grades:
5th - 6th
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Also included in: Manifest Destiny Persuasive Writing Unit
Generating News Story Ideas
Are your journalism students struggling to generate quality news stories? This graphic organizer allows students to come up with a story idea and then evaluate the news worthiness of each idea.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Argumentative Writing Graphic Organizer
This handout features a graphic organizer on which students can plan for argumentative writing with six paragraphs. Fields within the organizer prompt students to develop an introduction with an argument and claims, three body paragraphs with details to support their claims, a rebuttal, and a conclusion. All you need is a prompt!
Grades:
6th - 9th
MYP Middle School TEEL paragraph Graphic Organizer
TEEL (topic, evidence, explanation, link) is a good way to organize expository writing. This is widely used in MYP/IB but can also be used in other curriculum formats. This graphic organizer helps students identify the parts of TEEL writing. I have included a sample task specific rubric I use for one of my units.
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6th - 8th
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DIGITAL (EDITABLE) Academic Essay Graphic Organizer
This organizer is the best way to structure an academic and/or historical essay for Middle School...hands down! It works for an academic paragraph or a full five-paragraph essay. This graphic organizer can act as a template, pre-writing activity or students can write their paragraph/essay directly on the organizer itself! This structure keeps students focused on the topic/prompt, has them present evidence and then connect it back to the thesis. If you are teaching students how to write academic
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6th - 8th
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Graphic Organizer: Building a Primary Source Based Argument
This simple graphic organizer guides students through the process of developing a five-paragraph essay that includes a claim supported by evidence from primary sources and counterclaims.
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7th - 12th
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Steps to Writing a Thesis Worksheet (Works for Distance Learning!)
Ever wanted an easy way to help students create those pesky thesis statements? What about a 3-prong thesis that always seems to be forgot? Well, you’re in luck! This steps-system worksheet will help students create great thesis statements for any ocassion! Available in both a shareable Google Slide and printable PDF.
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6th - 12th
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Document Based Question DBQ Constitution Ratification T-Chart
Begin the brainstorming process to write an organized DBQ Argumentative Essay on the ratification of the United States Constitution with this t-chart.
See also DBQ Constitution Ratification Writing Organizers for more resources to guide your students through the DBQ Essay writing process including a DBQ Constitution Ratification Argumentative Essay Graphic Organizer, DBQ Peer Revision Checklist, and DBQ Essay Reflection.
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6th - 9th
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How to Rule an Empire 1350 - 1650 CE Ranking & Debate Activity
Make a copy of this assignment and have ONE person share it with your partner(s). Read the “How to Rule an Empire: 1350 - 1650” article. Then, with your partner(s), complete the following tasks below. Responses DO NOT need to be in complete sentences.BE PREPARED TO SHARE YOUR RESPONSES (AND EXPLAIN YOUR THINKING) TO YOUR CLASSMATES!(Adapted from "Legitimizing and Consolidating Power" By Trevor Getz from OER)
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Age of Exploration Passport
Graphic organizer to be used in conjunction with your Age of Exploration Lessons , and Text.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
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Fun with the American Revolution: Similarities & Differences
Objective: Students will review and identify similar and dissimilar characteristics while comparing British strengths and weaknesses to American strengths and weaknesses. Students will analyze complex differences using simple terms. Grade level: 5-12 Time Required: Time will vary, dependent on age, background knowledge and cognitive skills Materials Needed: 1. Similarities and Differences British Resources vs. American Resources2. Similarities and Differences Analysis Chart3. Most Important
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5th - 12th
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Academic Essay Graphic Organizer
Need an editable version of this document? Download the FREE Google Docs version HERE! This organizer is the best way to structure an academic and/or historical essay for Middle School...hands down! It works for an academic paragraph or a full five-paragraph essay. This graphic organizer can act as a template, pre-writing activity or students can write their paragraph/essay directly on the organizer itself! This structure keeps students focused on the topic/prompt, has them present evidence and
Grades:
6th - 8th
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DBQ outline/ 4 Square **EDITABLE**
My first TpT seller!! This aids my students in organizing and outlining their answers for DBQ questions. It is editable so you can tailor the prompts to match your own writing topic. Enjoy!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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