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12th grade other (ELA) graphic organizers for Microsoft PowerPoint
Verb Moods- Lesson PLUS
Mood of a Verb - including subjective, conditional, imperative, interrogative, and indicative - are presented in this Common Core lesson. Task cards, PowerPoint and more help make this lesson easier to teach- and easier to learn. Check out my reviews. This is my Best Seller!I've tried to make this topic a little snazzy. Generally, students feel that verb moods are a bunch of big words that are not relevant. My goal is to connect a visual with each mood and have students understand each mood thro
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â The High School Bundle- Language Arts Lessons, PPTs & More!
Oedipus Prologue
With Oedipus, the whole play hinges on students understanding the back story. Make sure yours do with this easy to follow prologue and graphic organizer. Powerpoint begins with brief introduction to current and ancient prophecy as well as hubris. To help students understand hubris there are a few examples from texts they have likely read and one example from a current movie. The prologue is on the Powerpoint and is broken down into smaller sections to allow for questions and discussion as you go
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9th - 12th
Writing and Performing Monologues
In this lesson students will learn how to write an effective monologue, perform their original pieces on stage, and critique each other’s monologues according to the criteria they’ve learned in class.
Objective
Students will have a better understanding of what constitutes a good monologue for performance.
Materials Included
1) PPT Lesson: How to Write a Monologue
2) Monologue Planner
3) Monologue Critique Sheets
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9th - 12th
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Punto de vista del autor- Point of View Spanish
Este producto incluye lo que necesitas para introducer el punto de vista del narrandor- primera, segunda y tercera persona . Incluye ejemplos y palabras clave.¡Gracias!This product includes what you need to introduce the storyteller's point of view - first, second, and third person. Include examples and keywords. Thank you !*Si este producto le resultó útil, aquà tiene estos dos productos que le pueden gustar para verificar la comprensión o practicar el Punto de vista del autor.Punto de vista- O
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1st - 12th
Ethos, Pathos, Logos Rhetorical Analysis of MLK's "I Have a Dream" Speech
In this close reading presentation of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Martin Luther King Jr.'s I Have a Dream speech, MLK's most famous speech is broken into pieces depending on which rhetorical technique is used. Students can easily follow along with a graphic organizer handout as you explain EPL throughout the speech section by section using the PowerPoint provided. The three distinct colors used throughout this presentation help students memorize which technique is which, and they will even enjoy
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7th - 12th
Ethics and Journalism - Controversial Photos Activity (ALTERED PHOTOGRAPHS)
This student packet with corresponding PowerPoint presentation allows your students to explore ethics and journalism in an engaging 1-2 day lesson on ALTERED PHOTOGRAPHS. Through this engaging lesson/activity, students view three sets of CONTROVERSIAL photographs that were ALTERED or photoshopped by professional journalists, analyzing and arguing whether or not they should have been published in terms of ethics. This activity is very thought-provoking and engaging, sparking lots of debate and di
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Analyzing Mood and Tone using Movie Trailer Remixes
This is a great way to break up the monotony with a little bit of humor while still teaching crucial analysis skills! My high school students love the remixes - which are professionally done - and engagement during this lesson is always high. Students analyze three sets of movie trailers. Each set contains the original trailer and one remake. Analysis focuses on the effects of music, filters, dialogue, inclusion/exclusion of scenes all impact tone, mood, and characterization. This product includ
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9th - 12th
Thesis as Enthymeme Bundle for AP English Language and Composition
Teach sophisticated thesis writing with this bundle! Buy the note-taker/graphic organizer (key included) and PowerPoint presentation bundle together and SAVE! This bundle is designed to support students in responding to the synthesis prompt on the AP Language and Composition exam, though the concepts could be adapted to any sort of writing.
AP Language and Composition Thesis as Enthymeme Graphic Organizer
Designed to be used with a synthesis essay prompt, this graphic organizer will guide stud
Grades:
11th - 12th
Introduction to Podcasting POWERPOINT & GUIDED NOTES: Creating an EPIC Podcast!
Ready to cover speaking and listening skills with your students? There's no better place to start than with this 20+ animated PowerPoint with guided notes introducing your students to podcasting! You will teach your students all of the basics of podcasting while preparing them to create their own podcasts in the process! Your classes will learn and prepare to practice skills like writing, editing, speaking, recording, interviewing, researching, and designing. With relatable examples and tons of
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7th - 12th
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Credible Sources and Bias: Is Tupac Really Dead?
This resource teaches students how to determine whether a source is credible by identifying bias, expertise, and facts versus opinions. It includes a set of notes with slides for modeling and for whole group practice and a follow up assignment that requires students to explore 6 sources with different claims in the controversy surrounding Tupac's death. Included in the Resource:35 slide PowerPoint (notes, examples, and whole group practice)Note Taking Sheet (to accompany PowerPoint)6 Source Shee
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9th - 12th
Theme Identification Activity + Practice: Depression Era Art Gallery
This resource includes all you need to review topic vs. theme, and to practice identifying theme using a different media method: art. BONUS: this source also touches on political cartoons and deriving meaning from the satire of the cartoons. Students will practice identifying the topic of a piece and creating a theme statement supported by evidence. Using an art gallery allows students to get moving, have choice in what piece of artwork they choose, and practice the skill of theme identification
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7th - 12th
Author's Purpose, Central Idea, C.E.R. & More POWERPOINT (20+ ANIMATED Slides!)
This ANIMATED PowerPoint Presentation will enhance your students' ability to assess informative texts, identify central idea, supporting details, author's purpose using P.I.E., and learn how an author's rhetoric advances his or her purpose through assessing C.E.R. This ready-to-go presentation includes guided notes and will not only teach identification skills, but analyzation skills as well with practice tasks included! There is no doubt that your students will be well aware of the Common Core
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6th - 12th
Collaborative Writing Peer Editing Graphic Organizer and Slides
This is a full lesson with 13 chunked stations and a warm-up.When asked to peer edit, my students often will make one or two comments for their peers. This lesson breaks down the peer editing process piece by piece and holds students accountable for the editing process. This lesson was a big hit with students have discussions about what the format and substance of their peer's essays. Students may pass their papers each round or you may modify and have them keep the same essay each round. Slides
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4th - 12th
Persuasive Essay Unit & Writing Resources
Teach your students the 5-paragraph essay without all of the hassle. Make persuasive writing easy with this NO PREP resource! Students could also utilize this persuasive writing unit to write a persuasive speech. This resource includes loads of student examples for students to use as a model. There are multiple detailed Google Slides including: How to Write a Thesis Statement, How to Write an Introduction, How to Write Body Paragraphs, and How to Write a Conclusion. Digital and printable wo
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Literary Daily Agenda Slides (Feb. 2024): Secondary English/Language Arts/ELA
Elevate your Language Arts or English classroom experience with these Literary Themed Daily Agenda Slides! This one month set of agenda slides for February 1st-March 1, 2024 is designed to enrich Language Arts lessons by seamlessly integrating literary insights. Each slide features valuable content, including author birthdays, fascinating fun facts, significant national holidays, and upcoming literary events.Unlock the potential of six different templates, each focused on literature, reading,
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to write an Argument Essay- Step by Step with Modeling and Samples!
How to teach Argument Essay Writing in Seven Simple StepsWith easy to follow modeling, sentence starters and student samples If you purchase this product you will receive: 68 editable slides7 organized and structured lessonsClear explanations to assist essay writingTable of contents:Lesson 1: Deconstructing the Prompt and the RubricLesson 2: Evaluating Evidence & T- ChartsLesson 3: Crafting a thesis statement Lesson 4:  Writing an IntroductionLesson 5:  The first two Body Paragraphs (your
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9th - 12th
SUMMARY PPT Somebody Wanted But So Then & FREE Graphic Organizer
This PPT is editable so that you can insert your own examples from a familiar text students have read before. Our students read Abraham Lincoln The Inventor prior to this mini lesson on writing a summary so I used that as my example throughout the powerpoint. Feel free to leave your email in the comment section and I can send you the text we used as the example. ALSO FREE WITH THIS PPT is the corresponding graphic organizer! Comment your e-mail & I will send you a .pdf graphic organizer!I DO
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K - 12th
AP English Literature Reverse Outline Template for Student Essays
This template is in an editable format (PPT) that can electronically be pushed out to AP Literature students based on traits from the new rubrics. I have them use them to learn to score released sample essays, their own essays, or peer essays.
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12th
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Book Tasting Menu
A 5 book book-tasting menuEncourages students to look at the cover, read a sample, and decide whether or not they would like to read it, or something similar (with an explanation of why or why not).Directions for printing included! It is a full-color version, but can be printed in black and white. Smiley face rating scale makes it easily accessible for all students and abilities! It is designed to be printed on the front and back of ONE page, and be folded in thirds.
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1st - 12th
Email Writing Pack - Middle and High School
The only Email Writing Pack you will ever need! This pack can be used in both Middle and High School. Encourage your students to write effective emails with this new Email Writing Pack. This product has been specially designed to appeal to students. This Email Writing Pack contains: Email Writing PowerPoint (.ppsx file)Email Writing Class Notes Interactive WorksheetErroneous Emails Interactive Activity with Answer SheetEmail Writing ChecklistEmail Words and Phrases BankEmail Writing Graphic Or
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Email Writing Bundle! / PPT Presentations / Worksheets / Writing Prompts
A Streetcar Named Desire Symbols and Themes
This download contain a presentation over the symbols and themes in A Streetcar Named Desire. Included are two graphic organizers for the material discussed in the presentation.
Symbols Included- Paper Lanterns, Bathing/Water, and Polka Music
Themes Included- Inability of Dream to Overcome Reality, Women's Dependence on Men, and Importance of Exterior Appearances.
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9th - 12th
Literary Terms & Figurative Language Bundle
This bundle includes:1) PowerPoint that is chocked FULL of literary terms and figurative language with pop culture references that students will relate to.2) Fill-in-the-blank Guided Notes for students to follow along during the PP presentation and use as study notes. 3) Guided Notes Answer Key for either teacher use or special education/differentiation purposes.
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4th - 12th
Debating 101
I love using debates in my classes. It's a great way for students to practice communicating in a respectful and safe manner AND, it's fun! I found that my students this year didn't know the steps involved in a formal (introductory) debate, and since I'm a visual learner, I decided to make them a PowerPoint presentation with the step-by-step explanation.
Included with this package is my PowerPoint presentation, the debating KWL charts (a sample copy as well as a student version), the debating Br
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Grades:
6th - 12th
The Glass Menagerie Symbolism Presentation and Lecture Guide
This download contains the following items:
Presentation over the symbolism of The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams
(Symbols: The Fire Escape, Blue Roses, Typewriter, Unicorn, and Music)
1 Lecture Guide- This was a great way to keep my students focused during the lecture
5 Discussion Questions- These questions are at the end of the presentation and are a great way to review the material that has just been discussed.
My students really enjoyed this lesson, and the guide proved to be a v
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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