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Common Core W.11-12.1 study guides for Microsoft PowerPoint
World War I Poetry Bundle
You're all set to cover World War I poetry with this bundle! The resource includes intro slides, a packet of analysis questions with poem texts, and a final writing assignment. More details on the contents:Introductory Slides: These slides include a quick write to help students connect their prior knowledge to the topic, political context for why Britain got involved in World War I, a collection of British military recruitment posters with discussion prompts to help students understand the socia
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9th - 12th
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"Fences" by August Wilson
Presentation includes:Near page-by-page analysis of literary elements and themes throughout the text2 poems that connect to "Fences" Text SetOver 60 questions that analyze literary devices and themeOver 60 excerpts from the text accompany the questions1 fun One-Pager activity instructions with rubric and examples6 pictures of real annotations to serve as a model for students5 AP-style prompts for Q3- Literary Analysis that may be used for paragraph or full-essay practice2 fun closing activities
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Hamlet - Complete Unit
A start-to-finish set of resources for teaching Hamlet, including a pre-reading activity, vocabulary sets, guided reading notes and questions for each Act, PowerPoint presentations to introduce the characters and the "to be or not to be" speech, and journal prompts for each Act.
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11th - 12th
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Writing The Thesis Statement / A Writing Guide for Middle and High School
This resource is a lesson in writing the thesis statement which is the key sentence and the most important sentence in the essay. The thesis statement is the road map of the essay. This is a guide that teaches the students and guides them to write clear and effective thesis statements. Through a number of activities and exercises that teach the students about the thesis statement and how to recognize a thesis statement and later to write and place it correctly in the paragraph
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Argument Essay Structure PPT
Struggling to teach your students the best way to write an argument essay? Get these Argument Essay Structure Notes! Our guided notes are designed to help your students master argument structure, so they're ready for even the most rigorous prompts on tests like the AP English Language and composition exams. With our notes, it's easy to transition from basic arguments to complex ones - and get the highest scores possible!
Grades:
9th - 12th
Argumentative Writing Process
One of the most effective ways to improve student writing is to show them mentor texts, examples of writing within the genre students are about to attempt and provide visuals to assist the process. Using this step-by-step process can build a foundation for a writer's workshop. INCLUDED:Slide 2 - IntroductionSlide 3 - Body Paragraph Slide 4 - ConclusionSlide 5-7 - Post-it-note template pages as a guide when printing headings.Slide 8 - TermsIf you have any questions, concerns, or would like anythi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Rhetorical Strategy: Using Ethos, Logos, and Pathos in Writing Essays PowerPoint
Looking for a PowerPoint that teaches the definition of ethos, pathos and logos, examples of when and how to use each in an essay, along with ready to use examples of how each can be inserted into a thesis statement?
Included in this 15 slide PowerPoint are the definitions of ethos, pathos, and logos and why we use them to create great rhetorical statements and questions in essays. Also covered are examples of each of the three strategies for discussion. This PowerPoint is designed so that a t
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Understanding Active and Passive Voice: The Path to Effective Writing PowerPoint
Looking for a PowerPoint that teaches your students passive and active voice, when to use each, along with ready to use practice questions?
Included in this comprehensive 18 slide PowerPoint are the "do's" and "do not's" of when to use active and passive voice in your sentence structures. The PowerPoint covers definitions and examples of each the passive and active voice, including several examples of verb usage. Ten suggested practice questions to change active to passive voice and vice versa
Grades:
7th - 12th
How to Improve Your Persuasive Argument Essays PowerPoint
Looking for a PowerPoint that reviews your students on the elements of a great persuasive argument essay?
Included in this comprehensive 24 slide PowerPoint are the "do's" and "do not's" of how to craft a great argument essay. The PowerPoint covers classic Do Not's of context (do not use slang or informal contractions, and do not use first person point of view) as well Do not's of content (do not confuse author and narrator, do not overgeneralize opinions). There are plenty of pieces of advi
Grades:
6th - 12th
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