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Common Core RI.9-10.1 homework for Google Apps
Great Minds in Science - 19 Science Sub Plans BUNDLE | Print & Distance Learning
Updated for distance learning. This science article / sub plan comes in two versions (with answer key): 1) easily printable PDFs, as well as 2) Google Slides for paperless online learning. Students can type in their answers directly in the Google Slides. When we teach science, the important scientific figures behind the science are only mentioned in a cursory way. My Great Minds in Science Series of 19 ARTICLES functions to enliven and deepen the understanding of the people behind the discoveri
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7th - 12th
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Roaring Twenties Reading Worksheet Activity for the 20s in US History
This Roaring 20s reading activity and worksheet covers many of the dramatic changes and conflicts that arose during this decade in US History. The 1-page reading explains many of the major events of the 1920s in America, including: The Red ScareSacco & Vanzetti trialQuotas and the National Origins ActsThe KKK and terrorismProhibitionThe Scopes trial...and more. The reading is informative, but written at a level middle and high school students can understand. Following the reading is a set o
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7th - 11th
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High School Bell Ringer Reading Comprehension ELA Daily Warm Up Do Now ELA
Need extra practice with reading comprehension, editing & revising? It can be difficult to find manageable daily practice that doesn't waste class time.This daily English I & II bell-ringer 36 Weeks Bundle includes short and interesting passages with text-dependent comprehension questions, along with editing and revising multiple-choice practice. ⭐Grab the bundle and save over 30%!⭐It's an ideal way to support your students with the necessary practice.Genres:FictionPoetryDramaArgumentat
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9th - 11th
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Strategy and Skill-based Independent Reading Exit Tickets | Printable & Digital
Are you implementing independent reading in your classroom or virtually with your students? You know you need to assess students' reading, but you don't want an arduous task to take out all of the fun, nor do you want activities that waste everyone's time. These 10 independent reading exit tickets are the solution for your classroom! Whether you're in the classroom or utilizing distance learning, these exit tickets provide a quick check-in with students. Each Strategy and Skill-based Exit Ticket
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9th - 12th
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STAAR High School Reading Comprehension Bell-Ringers & ELA Task Cards Bundle
Need help with reading comprehension, editing, and revising? Look no further! This Ultimate Test Prep bundle is the perfect solution for your English I & II students. Including STAAR test prep in your back-to-school plans has never been easier.⭐ Over 40% OFF!⭐This STAAR duo combines my two best-selling STAAR 2.0 resources to create the ultimate Back-to-School Bundle to help you consistently include STAAR-like questions a little every day for the whole school year. Read below to learn about t
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8th - 11th
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Countdown to Reading STAAR 10 Day Boot Camp High School ELA Test Prep
Prepare your high school English I & II students for STAAR success with our Ultimate High School English I & II STAAR Review Bundle! This comprehensive bundle includes everything you need to conduct a highly effective 10-day boot camp, along with a variety of resources to reinforce key concepts and skills. Let's dive in and make STAAR prep a breeze! Here's what's included:⭐ 10-Day Boot Camp Calendar: Kickstart your review with our FREE 2-week calendar, providing a detailed roadmap for ea
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9th - 11th
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STAAR Finding Text Evidence Worksheets Bell Ringers Multiple Choice High School
Do your students require additional practice with finding and using text evidence? It can be difficult to find brief and manageable exercises that don't overwhelm your English I & II students.This daily reading bell-ringer on Text Evidence includes concise and interesting texts with text-dependent questions. It's an ideal way to support your students with the necessary practice.Incorporating a diverse range of text genres, such as Informational Text, Fiction, Poetry, Argumentative, and Cross
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8th - 11th
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Raisin in the Sun & Redlining in Chicago [EDITABLE GOOGLE DOC]
When a lot of people think about injustices in society, they think of people causing harm to others personally, through their attitudes and actions. This does happen. However, much of the injustice in society is deeply rooted in historical systems that allow injustice to continue. Often, the systems that we think are designed to help people in society, like education, criminal justice, housing, and healthcare, are often the most riddled with oppressive practices and historical injustices. In A R
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Fact and Opinion, argumentative texts for HS, MS, reading comprehension, no prep
Fact and Opinion, argumentative texts for HS, MS, reading comprehension, no prep Do you need a simple approach to teaching Critical Thinking at the High School and College levels?With Artificial Intelligence permeating every facet of our lives, infusing critical thinking into school curriculums is absolutely necessary. This product helps students understand the difference between facts and opinions.This self-contained product about The Socratic Method or Dialectics, widely used in Colleges, Univ
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Assessing Valid Sources 3-Quiz BUNDLE | CRAAP Test, MLA Format, & Bias Types
I enjoy teaching students how to locate (and create) VALID SOURCES in print or online (as well as how to spot explicit and implicit bias in those sources) before responsibly creating content with source citations (MLA). But I need a way to check and track (quickly) that ALL my learners, indeed, are on the right track with related concepts and terms!This comprehensive Read & Write Valid Sources 3-Quiz bundle is designed to quickly and effectively review and assess students' familiarity with i
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7th - 12th
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Argumentative passages, High School reading comprehension passages and questions
Argumentative passages, High School reading comprehension passages and questionsThe Scopes Trial, also known as the "Monkey Trial," was a 1925 legal case that challenged the teaching of evolution in American schools. COURT CASE SUMMARY DEBATES are the perfect tool for teachers looking for a unique and exciting way to explore the fundamentals of some of the most famous courtroom cases. With detailed summaries of actual cases paired with thought-provoking questions and teacher notes, students will
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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STAAR Inference Exit Ticket Inferencing Quiz Short Passages Bell Ringers
Do your students require additional practice with inferencing and drawing conclusions about a text? It can be difficult to find brief and manageable exercises that don't overwhelm your English I & II students.This daily reading bell-ringer on Inferencing includes concise and interesting texts with text-dependent questions. It's an ideal way to support your students with the necessary practice.Incorporating a diverse range of text genres, such as Informational Text, Fiction, Poetry, Argumenta
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8th - 11th
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Romeo and Juliet Webquest
This webquest is to be used prior to reading Romeo and Juliet. Students will research: Shakespeare, Food, Historical Context, Marriage, Language.
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7th - 12th
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"The Loophole of Retreat" by Harriet Jacobs Close Reading Questions (Google)
Incorporate narrative nonfiction into the English Language Arts classroom and help high school students practice their close reading analysis skills with this set of rigorous questions covering an excerpt titled "Loophole of Retreat" from Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs. This text addresses an enslaved woman's paradoxically empowering decision to hide from her master in a confined space. An answer key and copy of the public domain text are included. Additionally, a bon
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9th - 12th
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The de Medici Family and the Renaissance: A Legacy to Celebrate?
This assignment, including the detailed writing rubric, can serve as a valuable resource for other educators in several ways:Ready-to-Use Assignment: It offers a comprehensive, ready-to-use assignment package that can be easily integrated into any world history curriculum focusing on the Renaissance. This saves educators time in planning and developing materials.Critical Thinking Development: The assignment prompts students to engage in critical thinking and analysis, skills that are crucial acr
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9th - 12th
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Analyzing the Purpose of Defiance in Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand (YRE)
This assignment follows chapters 20, 22, and 24 and asks students to examine the role of defiance in Louis’ experience in the POW camps. It comes in three parts:Part one: vocabulary studyPart two: students find four quotes either about defiance or showing examples of defiance in these chapters. Next to each quote students must identify who is being defiant, what they are defying, and why it is significant. (An example is provided).Part three: students practice synthesizing the above information,
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: UNBROKEN Reading Activities
Born a Crime (Adapted for Young Readers) Chapters 2 & 4 Analysis + ANSWER KEY
While reading of Trevor Noah's Born a Crime (Adapted for Young Readers), my class explores the following questions: Is making oneself invisible more helpful or harmful in the face of oppression? In other words, when facing injustice, is it better to conform or rebel?The first thing to consider is to what extent we are affected by our visible identities. Who we are and the environment in which we live both affect the ways that we are shaped by our identities. In chapter 2, Noah discusses the rest
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7th - 10th
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Bystanders of the Holocaust Distance Learning
This lesson on Bystanders of the Holocaust combines informational text with any Holocaust novel or short story unit you are teaching. The assignment focuses on plot, research, and citing evidence in an ACED response. If you are not familiar with the ACED response, please check out and download my free ACED Writing unit. The assignment could be used as either directed, cooperative, or independent.This is presented in a Google Doc and is ready to be uploaded to any Google Classroom. However, it
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7th - 10th
Science Sub Plans - What's so special about ants?
This is an excellent activity for when you need a substitute or can be used to introduce ecosystems or social behaviors of animals, etc! This completely editable google doc allows you to alter the article to include information you cover in your class or give as is to students! There are 7 questions included along with an answer key. 6 of the questions are found directly in the text although students may need to think beyond the text to answer a few. The final question is not found in the text a
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6th - 12th
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Journalism: Google Archives Assignment [Distance Learning]
At the beginning of my Intro to Journalism course, we talk about the history of the field. One cool resource to do that with is the Google News Archives, which has archived thousands of publications dating back hundreds of years. You can see articles as they were they day they were published. It's a much more modern take on what we would have used microfilm for. I have students research three of those publications and find articles of interest to them. We then use that to fuel discussion of what
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6th - 12th
Online Learning: Article of the Week
"Giving Plastic a Second Chance, Saving the Environment" by PBS NewsHourThis bundle is perfect to quickly assign to your middle or high school students!I've been using a modified version of Kelly Gallagher's Article of the Week in my classroom for years, and I love it! Kids build background knowledge about current events, consistently practice their reading and annotating skills, and strengthen their writing in a low-stakes assignment that prepares them for longer writing prompts.Included in thi
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6th - 12th
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Journalism: Current Events and Media Bias [Distance Learning]
I have my Journalism students do current events each week and then we start off the week discussing those events. Each week has a different focus depending on the unit we are studying and this particular week's format focuses on media bias. It asks students to evaluate different parts of each article they find, specifically how they think that article does or does not show bias. The digital Google Doc format allows students to type directly into the document. While I use this in my Journalism cl
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Journalism: Current Events Bundle
It's Appealing!
Students get to identify and practice using the Methods of Appeal - Logos, Ethos, and Pathos.
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10th - 12th
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Born a Crime (Adapted for Young Readers) Chapter 1 Analysis + ANSWER KEY
Use this FREE resource after students finish chapter 1 of It's Trevor Noah: Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood (Adapted for Young Readers). This assignment prompts students to reference specific textual evidence as they make inferences, examine motif, and identify examples of figurative language in this chapter.Answer key attached at the end of the assignment provides multiple possible responses for questions to guide student discussions.
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6th - 10th
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