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High school writing-expository study guides for Google Apps
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Argument Appeals: Ethos,Logos, Pathos [a Cheat Sheet!]
If you are trying to teach your students argument analysis and writing, this resource is a quick cheat sheet for the three appeals -- Logos, Ethos and Logos. It is also a good cheat sheet for AP Seminar or AP Lang.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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AP Language Argument Essay Step-by-step Writing Guide Scaffolded Argument Stems
I developed this resource to help facilitate students' understanding of writing the Argument Essay on the AP Language Exam. This guide walks students through each of the thinking steps from identifying the argument within the prompt and developing an idea-based position to developing counter-arguments, a thesis statement, strong topic sentences, and reasoning/commentary. This one-pager includes links to "Argument Generator" stems and a Line of Reasoning cheat sheet/visual. My students appreciate
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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To Kill a Mockingbird - chapter 25 - short but important for Scout w/KEY
Chapter 25 is short but an important part of Harper Lee's reason for writing the novel. The lesson calls upon students to focus on significant moments that reveal Scout's coming of age realizations and to write a written response using provided text, including:JuxtapositionIronyLoss of innocenceFor more lessons, activities, close readings, tools, and unit plan on To Kill a Mockingbird, please click here.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Expository/Informational Writing Process
Teach Grades 2-12 through collegiate student the writing process.I have developed a writing strategy a student can memorize in a foldable that will be a sure-proof strategy to write a passing short answer/extended response/essay.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Expository Writing Cheat Sheet
Sometimes students just need a little cheat sheet to give them the confidence they need to be stellar writers - my expository writing cheat sheet reviews thebasic expository structure, tips and tricks, and provides a few helpful sentence starters for each element. I've made the product editable so you can change the langue to match your classroom (I know some teachers use different verbiage for different writing elements).
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7th - 12th
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MLA Formatting Key & Study Guide
This document provides an overview of proper MLA formatting for upper elementary, middle school, and high school students.
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6th - 12th
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