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10th grade writing-expository resources for parents under $5
Journalism Syllabus - Beginning and Advanced Classes
These two syllabus templates - one for rookie Journalism students and the other for veteran adolescents who are continuing with this elective offer teachers the guidelines to plan the year.Each one leads with an Introduction. Here are the first paragraphs of both the Beginning and Advanced versions:BEGINNING:In this class students will learn the language of journalism, and will study research, reporting and interviewing techniques.They will write a variety of articles (news, feature, editorial,
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Journalism Activities & Lessons Bundle: Beginning & Advanced Students
Colorful Pattern Designs - Home & Office Pads - 4 Assorted Designs Note Pads
About this itemEach page measures 8.5 x 11inches and has 50 sheets.Great small gift ideaFun patterns for reminders, honey-do list, shopping list and more.Office notepads and home notepads.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Sample Critical Essay Response on Teaching English Language Learners
Feel free to use this essay as a template for teaching critical short answer responses. I used this in graduate school in response to a self-selected strategy on how I teach my subject to my students.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Spanish Mother's Day Digital Learning Google Slides Template
This SPANISH template is ready, editable, and easy to assign to your students in Google Classroom!2 Different Designs to choose from:Pastel ColorsBright Colors6 Slides Each:CoverFavorites PageStudents type a letter or composition (essay)2 Slides for memorable moments and captionsEnding quoteStudents can completely customize this presentation by adding photographs, illustrations, videos, and/or text. I hope you enjoy!XOXO,Bilingual Diaries
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2nd - 12th
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College and Career Prep: Common Application Activities, Honors & Awards Lists
COLLEGE APPLICATIONS COMMON APP WORKSHEET: Use for brainstorming and as a rough draft.Summer and early fall are ideal times for students to work on their college applications. This resource provides an organized space for brainstorming and drafting ideas for the Activities List and Honors & Awards List, which appear on the Common Application.The Common Application portal tends to open on or around August 1; be sure to keep checking for exact dates and details. Common App features various cat
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Government - Issue Night
Lesson summary
The lesson will begin with students and the teacher demonstrating common public speaking mistakes. That activity is designed to make students feel more comfortable with the process and to remind them how common it is to make a mistake when public speaking, but at the same time it is no big deal if they do so. The teacher will then introduce the idea of an issue night as well as provide students a brief overview of issues. During this time, students will line up in a continuum in t
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Types of sentences posters
12 colourful posters that explain different sentence types. Choose a couple of different sentences to focus on during a writing task, and pin these posters to the front of the room to assist students. Sentence types include:HyperboleRhetoricalChiasmusAntithesisDeclarativeInterrogativeImperativeExclamatorySimpleCompoundComplexCompound-complex
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Poster Pack for the Elementary/ Primary classroom
Writing an Essay
This activity is designed to help young elementary students get their thoughts on paper, before they start writing. Talking things through before writing helps get the creative juices flowing and brings specific memories to the surface. As the thoughts start flowing, have your child write down simple words (nouns and verbs) that will help when it comes time to do the actual writing.
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing by the Day December 1: Henry Ford Introduces the Assembly Line
This is a short writing piece to be used on December 1. It can also be used any day you need a quick writing piece!
On December 1, 1913, Henry Ford introduced the assembly line to the world. This worksheet provides a short description of an assembly line and explains its significance in the manufacturing of automobiles and more. Students are then asked to explain the importance of an assembly line and imagine how a product of their choosing could be manufactured on an assembly line.
Great fo
Grades:
3rd - 10th
Also included in:Â Writing by the Day Activities
Breakdown for Writing a Timed Argument Essay
Guide your students through the process of writing a timed argument essay: from brainstorming to what to include within their five paragraphs to rereading before submitting.
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5th - 12th
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