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Close reading Common Core W.8.1 graphic organizers
The Veldt by Ray Bradbury - Short Story Unit - Argumentative Writing Task
Are you looking for a short story unit that will pique your students’ interest and encourage their curiosity while reading "The Veldt" by Ray Bradbury? How about a dystopian short story set in a futuristic society where technology can replace even the most basic of human activities and has one of the most jaw-dropping endings in literature? Look no further than this “The Veldt” Short Story Unit that is is aligned to the Common Core State Standards for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ELA . This two week
Grades:
6th - 9th
8th Grade StudySync "Suspense" Unit Supplemental Activities
These assignments range from vocabulary, supplemental assignments, close reading activities, summative writing assignments, and many more!**This resource should only be used by teachers who already use and have access to StudySync. This my own original work and is not meant to endorse StudySync/McGraw-Hill in any way. These are resources that have improved the use of the program in my classroom.**The best way to utilize these assignments are by using them in conjunction with the StudySync curric
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8th
COLLECTIONS - CLOSE READER Bundle 8th Grade Quizzes and HMH Close Reading
For the Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 8th Grade Collections Close Reader soft-backed book, I have created this bundle which expands student comprehension. This also is perfect if a teacher is not going to use the booklets as consumables. Included in this document are - Assignments for the following:- A Mystery of Heroism- Civil War Journal- Man-Made Monsters- Much Too Young to Work So Hard- Museum Indians- My Friend Douglass- The Flying Machine- The Real McCoy- The WhistleEach item also has a w
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8th
The Necklace Short Story Unit Pre-Reading, Questions, Quiz, Essay and More!
This is a complete unit for Guy de Maupaussant's "The Necklace."You will get the following materials:Pre-Reading VocabularyGuided and Unguided Quote Studies with Literal and Inferential QuestionsSupplemental Follow-Up to Quote Studies on Literary Elements & IronyClose Reading Notes and Additional Worksheet Focusing on Values and Cause & EffectPost-Reading Comprehension and Critical Thinking QuestionsEssay Planning Sheets, including a RubricMultiple Choice QuizKeys for all worksheets (exc
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Short Story Bundle for Middle and High School--Popular Titles! {CCSS}
Argument Writing Activity - Banned and Challenged Books - Writing a Rationale
In this engaging lesson, students use argumentative writing to provide a rationale for the study of banned or challenged books. Students participate in a short research activity to discover the charges against the books, then use a note catcher graphic organizer to help them identify text examples that demonstrate the educational value of their books. They annotate for life lessons, character connections, pathways to understanding, and real-world relationships. After gathering their text evide
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7th - 10th
8th Grade StudySync "In Time of War" Unit Supplemental Activities
These assignments range from vocabulary, supplemental assignments, close reading activities, summative writing assignments, and many more!**This resource should only be used by teachers who already use and have access to StudySync. This my own original work and is not meant to endorse StudySync/McGraw-Hill in any way. These are resources that have improved the use of the program in my classroom.**The best way to utilize these assignments are by using them in conjunction with the StudySync curric
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8th
Delineate and Evaluate Claims & Assess Reasoning & Evidence
Needing to cover the common core standards? Ready for your students to read like a writer? This unit is ready to go and designed to teach students the skills of delineating and evaluating arguments, assessing the author's reasoning, and supporting evidence. In addition, extension activities are included for students to:write their own argumentdevelop counterclaimsself and peer editreview academic vocabularyFor more lessons and resources, visit HERE.Don't forget to FOLLOW my store to get alerted
Grades:
7th - 10th
Literary Analysis Graphic Organizer + Literary Analysis Unit to Any Story CCSS
No Prep Resource - Print and Go: Say goodbye to endless lesson planning and hello to seamless literary analysis instruction! This no-prep resource is your ultimate companion, offering a ready-to-use solution that will make your life easier than ever. Simply print, distribute, and watch as your students dive into the intricate world of literary analysis with enthusiasm!It Includes:Study Unit and Study Guide: A comprehensive guide covering all 16 main categories and subcategories of literary analy
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Teaching Depth and Complexity with A Bad Case of Stripes (distance learning)
Teaching, reviewing, and engaging with Depth and Complexity Icons is fun when using the picture book, "A Bad Case of Stripes". Your students will practice using all 11 depth and complexity icons (big ideas, details, patterns, multiple perspectives, rules, across the disciplines, trends, ethics, unanswered questions, over time, and language of the discipline) as they analyze text, and dive deep into complex discussion with this lesson! In the book, "A Bad Case of Stripes" by David Shannon, your s
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Teaching Depth and Complexity Icons with Picture Books GROWING BUNDLE
Literary Analysis Close Reading & Essay Writing Activities
Teach students a successful process for writing a literary analysis essay with fun and interactive Google Drive activities! Students apply close reading skills to analyze print advertisements & quotations, learning a solid approach to analysis essay writing through modeling and mentor texts!Focus Questions:How do authors use symbolism and word choice to create meaning? How can "unpacking" words and details in a text, focusing on connotations and patterns, help to generate a meaningful claim?
Grades:
8th - 11th
TDA Analysis Worksheet
Breakdown the basic components of an essay with this worksheet. Have students find the argument of a TDA, the search for claims and evidence from the text. After completing the chart, use a TDA rubric to score.
Grades:
5th - 8th
MINRS - BUNDLE - Character/Plot Analysis & Persuasive Writing
This bundle includes three products to accompany the novel MINRS by Kevin Sylvester.Product One - MINRS - Team Elena or Team Christopher?This product is a persuasive writing prompt to accompany the novel MINRS by Kevin Sylvester. It includes a graphic organizer for idea planning.Product Two - MINRS - Secondary Characters:This product is a graphic organizer to accompany the novel MINRS by Kevin Sylvester. It asks students to analyze the relationships of the secondary characters and their impact o
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6th - 8th
Common Core Argumentative Essay Boot Camp Survival Guide (33 pages, editable)
Whether you're prepping your students for a rigorous state exam or teaching an argumentative writing unit for 3-4 weeks, this 33-page fully editable Survival Guide for the Common Core Argumentative Essay is packed with proven strategies, methods, organizers, models and checklists that will lead both you and your students through every step of the argumentative writing process.
The many resources will make teaching the argument a stress-free breeze. ALL the work is DONE for you! Ideal for high
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Thank You, M'am Close Reading Short Story Mini Unit Pre-Reading, Questions, Quiz
This is a mini unit for Langston Hughes' fantastic tale of kindness, "Thank You, M'am."You will get the following materials:Pre-Reading VocabularyQuote Studies with Guided Reading Questions and Literal/Inferential QuestionsClose Reading NotesPost-Reading QuestionsPost-Reading Writing (Thank You Letter)Quiz with KeyKeys for vocabulary and all question sheetsPlease see preview for a look at the items listed above.Thanks,⭐Teacher in the Rye⭐ Follow me for updates and new products for your MS and HS
Grades:
7th - 9th
Also included in: Short Story Bundle for Middle and High School--Popular Titles! {CCSS}
Teaching Depth and Complexity with The Big Box for 6-8 (distance learning)
Teaching Depth and Complexity Icons is fun and easy for your 6-8 middle school students when using the picture book, "The Big Box". Your students will practice using all 11 depth and complexity icons (big ideas, details, patterns, multiple perspectives, rules, across the disciplines, trends, ethics, unanswered questions, over time, and language of the discipline) as they analyze text, and dive deep into complex discussion with this lesson! In the book, "The Big Box" by Toni Morrison, your stude
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Teaching Depth and Complexity Icons with Picture Books GROWING BUNDLE
To Build a Fire Close Reading Short Story Unit Pre-Reading, Questions, Quiz
This is a complete unit for Jack London's fantastic naturalistic story, "To Build a Fire." From start to bitter finish, this story will captivate students, and prove to be a favorite for many. You will get the following materials:Background Info/Journal PromptPre-Reading VocabularyQuote Studies Literal/Inferential QuestionsPost-Reading QuestionsPost-Reading Writing OptionsQuiz with KeyTimeline (two per sheet) for Student ReferenceFull Text of StoryKeys for all worksheets (Except Writing Options)
Grades:
8th - 10th
Also included in: Short Story Bundle for Middle and High School--Popular Titles! {CCSS}
Character Trait Exploration
Easy | Quick | Multi-Use This resource can be used so many ways! Analyze a character, and their biggest character trait with this in depth graphic organizer. This activity can be done in small groups, whole group or individually. My personal favorite is small groups then museum walk or present each groups. Step 1: chose a character and their biggest character trait. Step 2: students will: Define trait either from dictionary or in their own wordsGive 3 examples from the text Decide the connot
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6th - 9th
Citing Textual Evidence (Using ACE, ACES, RACE, RACES, or RACER) Handout/Poster
Citing textual evidence can be really challenging for students...and teaching it can be even more challenging for teachers...but not anymore!This resource includes handouts for each variation of 5 citing textual evidence acronyms:ACE: answer, cite, explainACES: answer, cite, explain, sum it upRACE: restate, answer, cite, explainRACER: restate, answer, cite, explain, review/redirectRACES: restate, answer, cite, explain, sum it up/shiftWhichever, acronym you prefer, these handouts includes descrip
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: ELA Classroom Bundle
Literary Analysis Thesis Statements Lesson Set, Writing Literary Analysis Essays
Struggling to get your students beyond boring, plot-summarizing thesis statements? Check out this lesson set for writing literary analysis thesis statements!This lesson set begins at the very beginning by modeling the concept of thesis statements to students before students can write their own!This product includes:Thesis Explanation Sheet: The first few pages of this lesson set is an explanation sheet about thesis statements in general and a chance for students to brainstorm topics to analyze f
Grades:
7th - 9th
Tracing and Evaluating an Argument: Should the Driving Age Be Raised
Students will utliize articles from the NY Times that consider the possibility of raising the driving age. Students will examine methods used by authors to support their claims. Students will use graphic organizers to help them trace the arguments, as well as to aid them in write objective summaries of the text. Students will also perform their own research of the topic. Students will ultimately participate in a philosophical chair debate, using all the articles, graphic organizers, etc... to
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6th - 9th
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Code X Unit 3 First and Second Read Bundle Option 1 for Zebra
What Does This Package Include? 2 Lesson Plans (First Read and Second Read), 2 vivid Power Points (Correspond to the lessons), and a First Read Matrix Graphic Organizer for students
This Omega English product includes a 2 detailed Common Core aligned lesson on “Zebra” by Chaim Potok. This lesson is intended to be used with the 8th Grade Scholastic Code X textbook pages 135-163. The first lesson plan focuses on the first read of the short story. It contains a corresponding Power Point and a F
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8th
Argument Analysis Worksheet
Teaching argumentative writing? This is a great resource that will help students analyze and organize an argument. This can be used to plan their own essay or to analyze a text written by someone else! This resource provides a great visual to students and facilitates understanding of the art of argument.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Effective Responses - R.A.C.E.S. frames
This is a PPT presentation with interactive notebook handouts and more! According to the VERY limited scoring of responses on the state test, students MUST be able to
• give sufficient evidence of the ability to make a clear inference / draw a conclusion
• include specific examples / details that make clear reference to the text
• adequately explain inference / conclusion with clearly relevant information based on the text
Students will either score a "1," (at grade level) or a "2," for ab
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6th - 10th
Quote Me!
This is a graphic organizer to help students with CDC formatting. It can also be used up students with close reading assignments.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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