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6th grade Common Core CCRA.W.5 videos
Informative AND Argumentative Essay Writing Units - Digital for Middle School
Make teaching informative and argumentative essay writing easier using these NO PREP, DIGITAL lessons with FOUR weeks of step-by-step VIDEO lessons, texts, notes, organizers, and more!Objective: At the end of 4 weeks, middle school students will have written and edited one 5-paragraph informative essay AND one 5-paragraph argumentative essay.This unit is fully digital through the use of Google Slides and is perfect for at-home learning, blended learning, or in a remote teaching situation.What's
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6th - 8th
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23:41
Video Lesson | Introduction to Sentence Structure and Basic Sentence Detail
The overall goal of lesson 1 is to introduce students to English sentence structure and provide them with basic questions that drive sentence detail .Do your students have trouble adding details to sentences? As you work through the provided examples of sentences that answer WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW with them, they will pick up on some of the expressions and slowly become more ready to write sentence details themselves in the future. For now, let's encourage them to develop a detail-orie
Code Talkers
A power point that covers comprehension questions, pictures, essay assignments, and videos for the entire novel. Students can learn from the Code Talkers' actual perspectives on the war. Pictures and maps can help give students a broader understanding on discussions and questions. They can even write a letter home from Ned's perspective.***Full power point***
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5th - 8th
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Writer's Workshop Mini-Lesson & Guided Practice - Slow Motion Vivid Details
Writer's Workshop Mini-Lesson & Guided Practice - Slow Motion Vivid DetailsShow, Don't Tell Lesson: In these Google Slides, students will explore a technique for adding vivid details to their writing using slow-motion, inspired by Barry Lane. If you have never seen him narrate the moment milk is poured over a sister's head, you are in for a treat!Included:Mini-Lesson and Model Slides with a Barry Lane video clip embedded.Built-in annotation and discussion opportunities as students examine th
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5th - 10th
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RACES Extended Response Google Form & Video
Get your students writing high-quality answers to your extended response questions using this step-by-step Google Form with an embedded instructional video that uses the R.A.C.E.S strategy. Teachers can use this form over and over again by inserting ANY question that requires inferencing and text evidence to support the answer. Students write each part of their response using guided directions for the R.A.C.E.S. model and then combine all of their parts into one complete paragraph at the end.
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6th - 8th
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Narrative Writing Unit-Virtual Writing Lessons
This is a comprehensive unit complete with 10 video lessons, a digital student journal, and a reflection activity. Perfect for remote learning, maternity leave, or flipped classrooms. Designed to last roughly 3 weeks, this unit will guide students through the writing process from start to finish. Some of the lessons include: "Writing with sensory details", "Including meaningful dialogue", and "Show don't tell your feelings." To see the lessons in more detail, click here to watch the overview vid
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6th - 8th
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Satire and Fairy Tales Genre Study Unit POWERPOINT AND PDF PRINTABLES VERSION
This unit introduces the concept of Satire within the context of Fairy Tales, using familiar texts such as The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, Shrek, and Roald Dahl's Revolting Rhymes. It contains a 14-page Teacher's PowerPoint and an 18-page printable Student Workbook pdfs.The booklet contains detailed outlines of all elements of Satire, an overview of stereotypical characters found in fairy tales, and analysis and creative assessments.The background slide designs are Non-Editable to protect the co
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: English Literature ELA Growing Bundle | PowerPoints, PDF & Google Units
9 Simple Ways to Reinvent Writing in Your Classroom
How do you effectively use technology to improve writing in your classroom? From classroom blogging to digital notetaking, Vicki Davis gives an overview of the 9 fundamental ways writing has been reinvented using technology.
You'll learn:
- Practical ways to improve your writing instruction.
- Tools and tips to help save time and empower peer review.
- Digital notetaking tips including when you should take notes by hand.
- Research tips and online tools that will save paper and time.
- How to
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Monsters INK! Writing using Details and Descriptive Language: Video Lesson
Guided PowerPoint, perfect for Distance Learning. Creative writing ELA exercise suitable for grades 5-10. Students practice writing with vivid and detailed imagery while gaining an appreciation for the value of specific adjectives in written communication. Students will anonymously draw and describe their own monster. The next day they will work in groups to identify each monster in a gallery walk by pairing it with the appropriate description. With purchase you receive PowerPoint with Detailed
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5th - 12th
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Simile Success Kit | Infographic/Poster/Game (Editable)
Teach techniques for sharpening similes with this writing workshop resource. Components include:A colorful infographic: 3 Steps to Simile Success.Links to video explainer versions of each stepAn editable Google table version of the infographic.Links to 4 Quizizz games that reinforce concepts introduced in the infographic.A link to download the infographic formatted for printing as a poster/anchor chart.Follow me for product updates & freebies.PinterestTpTFacebookFor middle grade writing work
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3rd - 12th
Metaphor Writing Guide | Infographic/Poster/Game
Maximize Your Metaphor Mojo! Teach techniques for sharpening metaphors with this writing workshop resource. Components include:A colorful infographic with 3 "Don'ts” to avoid for writing metaphors that work. Links to video explainer versions of each "Don't."An editable Google table version of the infographic.Links to 4 Quizizz games that reinforce concepts introduced in the infographic.A link to download the infographic formatted for printing as a poster/anchor chart.To get this infographic (wit
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3rd - 12th
Election | Dear Mr. President Letter Frame, Rubric, Reflection | Social Justice
Empower students. Let their voices be heard. Encourage student activism and foster social responsibility. Have students articulate their concerns to the president in a formal letter after researching what matters to them. Teach them that they have the power to demand social justice. This activity prompts powerful and often emotionally charged arguments and discussions. Prepare to be amazed. Includes letter frame, checklist, rubric, video hook, leadership quotes, and reflection. Follow me to buil
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6th - 12th
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24:17
Teaching Writing Digitally with Manipulatives | Digital Writing Lessons
Learn a fun engaging strategy for teaching writing to your digital, virtual, or in person students. In this video I explain how I use physical manipulatives and digital manipulatives to teach writing to my secondary students. I discuss how to adapt the lesson for digital / virtual environments and for in person environments. I provide a quick review of an analytical paragraph structure my students have had success with using and then show how I incorporate manipulatives, collaboration, and speak
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2nd - 12th
Revising Wordiness Presentation and Practice
This lively presentation provides detailed explanations and examples of four specific types of wordiness often found in students' writing. This focus allows students to identify and effectively revise these common calamities, leading to clearer, more concise written work.This presentation includes vocabulary and engaging examples designed to put learning into practice. By the end of this presentation, students will effortlessly identify and eliminate wordiness in their writing, ensuring their se
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6th - 10th
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The First Line - How to start a poem
Sometimes the hardest part of writing a poem is that very first line. This workshop goes over 5 different techniques to begin your poem. If you try each starting technique on the same subject, then put them all together you may end up with a completed poem of all possible first lines.Here is a youtube video playlist of the workshop. Rather than using the google form (included), students can watch each of these videos with class. Videos should be paused between each clip and discussed together. S
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3rd - 12th
Code Talkers Sample
A power point that covers comprehension questions, pictures, essay assignments, and videos for the entire novel. Students can learn from the Code Talkers' actual perspectives on the war. Pictures and maps can help give students a broader understanding on discussions and questions. They can even write a letter home from Ned's perspective.***Check out my full power point***
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5th - 8th
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FANBOYS Video in English and Spanish
This 44 second video announces FANBOYS in English and Spanish
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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