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11th grade Common Core CCRA.W.7 scaffolded notes
Writing Graphic Organizer BUNDLE | Informative/Expository |Argumentative/Opinion
Streamline your writing instruction with our comprehensive Writing Graphic Organizers Bundle! This bundle includes resources for both informative/expository and argumentative/opinion essays, providing your students with structured and scaffolded support to enhance their writing skills. Perfect for grades 3-6+, these organizers are designed to help students develop clear, well-organized essays, making them a valuable addition to any writing curriculum.What's Included:Informative/Expository Writin
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2nd - 12th
MLA Format Complete Guide for Students and Teacher (presentation)
MLA Format Complete GuideThis electronic download includes a detailed presentation that explains MLA format entirely. Teaching research writing is hard, especially to students who are new to MLA format. This simplifies the format and is a resource that you can print for your students to reference.This source includes the following:1. Presentation link for teacher to present.2. PDF download of notes for easier student comprehensionHere's what the presentation includes:1. Information on MLA format
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
BUNDLE: Odyssey Books 9 & 12 Guided Reading-HS English Low-High Level Readers
Explore "The Odyssey" with our bundle of close reading assignments, each focusing on key passages from Homer's epic. Included in this bundle:Close Reading: The Cicones PassageClose Reading: The Lotus Eaters PassageClose Reading: The Cyclops PassageClose Reading: The Sirens PassageThese assignments guide students through the text with color-coded annotations and questions. They're designed for flexibility in lesson planning and cater to learners of all levels. Enhance your classroom resources wit
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7th - 12th
The Batman Unit - Complete Curriculum
Unit DescriptionThis lesson is a part of the overall unit examining one of the most famous and popular heroes in comic book history, Batman. This unit will use a variety of the listed standards to practice and gain knowledge using the various mediums and versions. This includes an examination of the origin of Batman, background, tech, allies, villains, settings, Batman throughout time, the Death of Batman and other facets of the history of Batman. The various texts used will include classic comi
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6th - 12th
Fahrenheit 451 Part 3 Burning Bright Conspiracy Theories Writing Project
Need a fun activity for Fahrenheit 451? How about a chance for students to practice making claims and supporting them with evidence, all while ensuring reading comprehension along the way? Try these worksheets — four pages of fun, engaging material that supports students understanding of the text while encouraging them to think outside the box. TEXT NEEDED: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray BradburyPRACTICE WITH: Finding supporting evidence, making claims, formulating arguments, writing argumentative paragr
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Fahrenheit 451 Language Arts Unit Bundle (Quizzes, Short Story Pairings...)
End Of Year Project | Passion Project | Meaningful Activity
End your school year on a high note with this Passion Project, designed specifically for high school students. This engaging mini-unit allows students to explore and share their passions while developing essential writing and presentation skills. With detailed instructions, comprehensive rubrics, and intuitive graphic organizers, this unit is the perfect way to foster creativity and collaboration as the school year concludes. Key Features:Passion-Fueled Essay Writing: Students are tasked with wr
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9th - 12th
Informative/Expository/Nonfiction/Argumentative/Persuasive Writing Packet
Guide students from start to finish of the writing process! Eye-catching and easy for kids to reference, this makes nonfiction, argumentative, persuasive, informational, and expository writing easy and straightforward. Interactive links included; the outlined structure provides prompts, questions, writing samples, and how to properly identify & cite sources. This makes writing easy and fun for your class or small group!graphic organizer / literary writing / literature / analyze / structureE
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Argumentative Writing Graphic Organizers | From Brainstorming to Final Draft
Need a print or digital resource that provides a solid and easy-to-follow structure to start your students off with argumentative essay writing? This argumentative essay writing organizer has been designed to simplify and streamline the essay writing process for students and for you, teachers! It's completely no-prep, you can print and teach straight away, combining at any stage of an argumentative writing unit.The organizer is broken down into a 5-step procedure that covers every stage of essay
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7th - 12th
Argumentative Writing Breakdown
This ready-to-go argumentative writing breakdown work on three levels: as a lesson, as notes, and as posters to adorn the walls of your classroom!From writing a thesis to the work cited page, this bundle packet includes EVERYTHING your students will need to write a successful argumentative essay. This bundle includes lessons on:Intro & Conclusions BreakdownThesis & Claim Sentences BreakdownQuote Blending BreakdownQuote, Paraphrase & Summary BreakdownCommentary BreakdownTransition Bre
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Character Analysis Essay Graphic Organizer
Teaching students to write remains the most challenging task that secondary teachers encounter. I have had great success with this chart, and it may help you as well.
This graphic organizer offers prompts that students may follow that show the purpose of every sentence in an essay.
It is uploaded as a Word document so you may scaffold or mold to your curriculum and instruction.
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7th - 12th
Quote Blending Breakdown
This ready-to-go quote blending breakdown works on three levels: as a lesson, as notes, and as posters to adorn the walls of your classroom!Using evidence well is essential to prove one's point, but students can struggle to blend them correctly. I don't know how many times I've seen quotes written without proper context, without a citation, or just inserted into their paragraphs without any additional information. On the first page, students are given an overview of what quote blending is and th
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Argumentative Writing Breakdown
The Hot Zone - Informative Paragraph: Disease Emergence
This resource guides students through reading three nonfiction sources on where new diseases come from, including one excerpt from Richard Preston's The Hot Zone. Students summarize each source by using notes to answer the basic questions about each text (who/what/when/where/how) and then combining their notes into complete sentences. Finally, students combine the information from at least two of the sources into an informative paragraph with in-text citations and a Works Cited. Skills involved:
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Informative Writing: Viruses and Infectious Disease
Write a Research Paper Like a Historian - Developing a Thesis
This is the first product in a forthcoming set that pushes students to write "like a historian" by using meaningful critical thinking skills to make their writing of a regular research paper become relevant and profound! This 11-page guide takes students through how to develop a claim and topic sentences, then use them to develop a thesis. Students are guided through developing a claim with information, examples, a checklist of requirements, and information for extra help or an extra challenge.
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6th - 12th
Argumentative Graphic Organizer for MS and HS Students
Hello Fellow Teacher, This three-page graphic organize will take students step-by-step through the process of writing an argumentative paper. Use this with middle and high school students, homeschool, or adult education. There are suggested sentence frames, reminders for parenthetical documentation, and more.The graphic organizer also includes space for two body paragraphs: topic sentence, evidence, two or more sentences of analysis, a 2nd piece of evidence, two or more sentences of analysis, an
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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The Hot Zone - Informative Paragraph: What is a virus?
This resource guides students through reading three short nonfiction sources on viruses, including one from Richard Preston's The Hot Zone. Students then summarize each source by using notes to answer the basic questions about each text (who/what/when/where/how) and then combining their notes into complete sentences. Finally, students combine the information from at least two of the sources into an informative paragraph with in-text citations and a Works Cited. Scaffolding informative writing in
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Informative Writing: Viruses and Infectious Disease
When to Quote, Paraphrase or Summary Breakdown
This ready-to-go quote, paraphrase, and summary breakdown work on three levels: as a lesson, as notes, and as posters to adorn the walls of your classroom!Using evidence well is essential to prove one's point, but students can struggle to figure out how to input evidence. Oftentimes, this leads to overquoting or too much general summary, neither of which help to improve their argument. This guide is made to help high school students define what a quote, paraphrase, and summary are, and when each
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Argumentative Writing Breakdown
Structure - Subverting a Generic Code
This series of activites uses a flipped classroom, where students read, highlight and create a series of dotpoints to understand the subversion of generic codes. They then research an example of a tv series that subverts a generic code and in pairs give a three minute lesson to the class on why their tv series is part of a genre but chooses to subvert it. They are given guiding questions to respond to. The last activity is them choosing a scene from a text in a genre they know well and using i
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Work on Structure at the Macro and Micro Levels
Write a Literary Analysis Paper Like a Literary Critic- Developing a Thesis
This is the first product in a forthcoming set that pushes students to write "like a literary critic" by using meaningful critical thinking skills to make their writing of a regular literary analysis paper become relevant and profound! This 12-page guide takes students through how to develop a claim and topic sentences, then use them to develop a thesis. Students are guided through developing a claim with information, examples, a checklist of requirements, and information for extra help or an e
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6th - 12th
The Odyssey Story Tracker - Write & Draw the Hero's Journey Graphic Organizer
Students note each step of Odysseus' journey through writing and drawing with this EDITABLE Graphic Organizer for 'During Reading' notes. Track his travels and 'Hero's Journey'. Great printed or online!We understand that different student editions of the Odyssey may include / exclude different stops and so this product is EDITABLE for your convenience. For each stop on Odysseus' journey students note the major characters, plot, and parts of the hero's journey. Then students draw a symbol or pict
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7th - 12th
TWR Note-Taking and Sentence Expansion Color Printables
These color printables go along with the TWR Note-taking and Sentence Expansion lesson. They are perfect for students to have on their desk to work on paper.
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5th - 12th
Also included in:Â TWR Note-Taking and Sentence Expansion Lesson
Thesis Statement Lesson, Guided Notes, and Self-Grading Google Forms Quiz
This product includes 21 slide Thesis Statement Lesson plan with guided notes and a self-grading google forms quiz.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Argumentative Thesis and Claims Breakdown
This ready-to-go argumentative thesis statement and claims breakdown work on three levels: as a lesson, as notes, and as posters to adorn the walls of your classroom!Writing claims, especially the thesis is often the most difficult but most important step of the essay writing process, but it's made easy with this quick how-to guide that can work as a review, a lesson, or a reminder on the wall. It's designed to be eye-catching and flashy to catch students' attention, but then to teach them about
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Argumentative Writing Breakdown
Full Essay Structure Unit, complete with notes, practice, and more!
Help your students grow as writers with a mega-unit over essay-writing with a focus on structure. This mega-bundle is meant to prevent take-home work for the teacher and increase skill levels in writing essays for class, state tests, and even college; this purchase includes slide decks, guided notes, and practice your students need to master essay structure. This unit includes:Slide Deck Notes: Notes with audio or without, in Google Sheets and in PowerPoint. Practice: Each mini-unit includes no
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7th - 12th
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REHUGO chart for AP Lang Socratic seminar research (Environment/Climate topic)
REHUGO is an acronym that can help students think of different types of evidence to use in argument essays. It stands for Reading, Entertainment or pop culture, History, Universal truths, Government or current events, Observations or personal experience.This chart helps students practice with these categories and also expand their knowledge and personal evidence bank.This chart also asks students to think about how writers can use evidence strategically to exemplify, amplify, clarify, associate,
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9th - 12th
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