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Common Core W.7.6 handouts for Easel
Black History Month Research Project
Are you searching for meaningful Black History Month activities for your middle school students? This Research Project which includes a Creative Poster Project is the perfect way to celebrate Black History Month and teach useful research, writing, and communication skills at the same time! Students will learn vital research skills, learn about an influential African American, put their thoughts and ideas down in an ORGANIZED essay, peer edit and revise their essays, and present their research fi
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6th - 9th
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RACER Constructed Response Paragraph Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer is the perfect way to teach students how to write a well constructed paragraph for a constructed response task. It breaks down each part of a well-organized paragraph response. It even includes what each letter in R.A.C.E.R. stands for, sentence starters to promote the use of transitional words/phrases, and even MLA in-text citation format for direct quotes used to support the response! This graphic organizer is a great tool to utilize if you are teaching students how to
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
Daily Quote- Quote of The Day Reflection | Back to School | Morning Work
Welcome your students back to school with daily doses of inspiration and positivity! This engaging resource offers 30 Back to School Quotes of the Day, carefully curated to motivate, uplift, and spark meaningful reflections for students. Use these quotes as morning bellringers, Do Nows, Morning Meeting discussions, Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) activities, Exit and Entrance tickets, or even as a dynamic station activity.What's Included:30 Printable PDF Quote Cards: Each quote comes in a visual
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6th - 12th
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Argumentative and Informative Essay Graphic Organizers and Planners | Pre-Write
Use these graphic organizers or planning sheets to get your students brainstorming for their argumentative or informative essay. These can be used for grades 6-10. Includes:(3) Mixed Planners that can be used for either argumentative or informative writing(1) Argumentative Essay Planning Sheet(2) Graphic Organizers- One for argumentative and one for informative
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6th - 10th
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Descriptive Writing: Creating Mood
This worksheet gives your students the opportunity to create mood. It is a great way to teach one of the crucial components of descriptive writing. After students finish the table and paragraph, publish their writing or have them share their work out loud.
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5th - 9th
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SEOT 1x5 Writing Challenge: SMART Goal Independent Work Package DIGITAL (Easel)
Use this Digital INDEPENDENT Writing Work Packet during BACK TO SCHOOL season. Show Students HOW to BE BETTER than who they were last school year. This is PART ONE "1x5" of the SEOT Challenge. The virtual handout and slides help students make SMART goals for this new school year. Students write one (1) five-paragraph (or 500-word) personal reflection about their SMART goal. Three questions for you:1. Do your students have access to technology? 2. Do you need students to work independently f
Grades:
7th - 10th
Publishing Writing Checklist - 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade - PDF and digital
Publishing checklist designed to help in the final stages of the writing process for 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade students.Includes a PDF version AND a digital version that can be directly assigned on Google Classroom and completed on a device.Help students make sure that they are producing their best work, no matter who the audience.Insert into a sheet protector for a reusable dry erase checklist to be kept in a writing folder, or use as a reflective tool towards the end of the writing p
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6th - 8th
Also included in: 6th Grade Writing Checklists FULL YEAR BUNDLE! - PDF or digital
Digital Writing Guide: Using Tech in Secondary Classroom (Grades 7-12)
What is a modern computer device? Whether I am using a smartphone, or a tablet, or a desktop computer — I am using a computer. It's brain is a tiny, silicon chip. It's the prerequisite machinery of your computer, making up the device's central processing unit (CPU). Get familiar with these terms, and more, with a visual anchor chart and exercise to instruct students with similar terms — whether for your school's computer lab, writing center, library, writing and humanities classes, or anywhere e
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7th - 12th
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