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Preview of Assertion Journal Bundle #1: A Year of Quotations for Analysis and Response

Assertion Journal Bundle #1: A Year of Quotations for Analysis and Response

Challenge your students to blend close reading and argumentation skills as they broaden their world views! Assertion journals--written responses to pithy quotations--are an integral part of my classroom. Through them, students learn to think critically, analyze, and argue. They are frequently cited by my students as one of the most helpful and enjoyable assignments of the entire year. This product contains ten topical collections of quotations, presented attractively with unique pictures and bac
Preview of Assertion Journal BUNDLE #2: A Year of Quotations for Analysis and Response

Assertion Journal BUNDLE #2: A Year of Quotations for Analysis and Response

Challenge your students to blend close reading and argumentation skills as they broaden their world views! Assertion journals--written responses to pithy quotations--are an integral part of my classroom. Through them, students learn to think critically, analyze, and argue. They are frequently cited by my students as one of the most helpful and enjoyable assignments of the entire year. This product contains a second collection of quotations, presented attractively with unique pictures and backgro
Preview of Lesson Plan & PPT Package Explaining Hero vs Villain Protagonist vs Antagonist

Lesson Plan & PPT Package Explaining Hero vs Villain Protagonist vs Antagonist

This is a two-part package -- a Power Point presentation and a lesson plan. The PPT is available separately by the same name. This 14-slide Power Point presentation presents hero, villain, protagonist, and antagonist. It explains the shift from using the terms "hero" and "villain" to the more contemporary "protagonist" and "antagonist." The presentation also uses Greek and early English root words to explain how the terms "protagonist" and "antagonist" evolved. The fourteen slides include 1
Preview of Introduction to A Tale of Two Cities

Introduction to A Tale of Two Cities

Created by
Candace Horner
PowerPoint is a general introduction to the novel by Charles Dickens. Designed as a precursor to reading the novel and includes an overview of the author and the literary elements (structure, plot, themes, setting, characters). Final slide ends with students looking up lesser known literary device terms and a note-taking assignment for studying the novel.
Preview of Photo Analysis Project - Media Literacy & Analysis

Photo Analysis Project - Media Literacy & Analysis

Created by
Nouvelle ELA
Extend your students’ analysis skills with this Photo Analysis Project. Students become the photographer and share a photo with a classmate. They analyze each other’s photos and write a formal and literary analysis. Editable in PowerPoint. (grades 7-10 ELA, Yearbook, and Journalism)This is a lesson in my Photo Analysis Unit, and it's great for teaching students to integrate audience, purpose, and context into their analyses.What You Get:1. Introduction to writing a photo analysis2. Peer conferen
Preview of Explaining  Hero vs. Villain  Protagonist vs. Antagonist  PowerPoint

Explaining Hero vs. Villain Protagonist vs. Antagonist PowerPoint

This 14-slide presentation presents hero, villain, protagonist, and antagonist. It explains the shift from using the terms "hero" and "villain" to the more contemporary "protagonist" and "antagonist." The presentation also uses Greek and early English root words to explain how the terms "protagonist" and "antagonist" evolved.The fourteen slides include 15 images, dynamic and active presentation methods, and colorful representations.THIS ITEM is also available in a package that includes a lesso
Preview of Quick Writes for "A Modest Proposal"

Quick Writes for "A Modest Proposal"

Product includes three quick writes all pertaining to Swift’s “A Modest Proposal.” I have only used this product with AP Language and Composition students, but it can easily be modified for students who have read Swift’s work. As there are three quick writes, there is one for before reading, during the reading, and after reading. Two of the pieces are rhetorical in nature, and the last one is for the students to write their own proposal (creative). My students loved it, and I hope that yours do
Preview of Photographer Interview Project - Media Literacy & Analysis

Photographer Interview Project - Media Literacy & Analysis

Created by
Nouvelle ELA
Extend your students’ analytical ability with Photo Analysis. In this project, students interview a photographer in order to build an understanding of purpose, context, and audience for their art. Then, they use this new understanding to analyze one of the photographer’s pieces. This resource includes a guidelines/brainstorming page and a project rubric, both editable in PPT. (grades 7-10 ELA, Yearbook, and Journalism)This is a lesson in my Photo Analysis Unit, and it's great for teaching studen
Preview of The Modern Freytag Pyramid and Other Plot Diagrams

The Modern Freytag Pyramid and Other Plot Diagrams

This 48-slide Power Point Presentation briefly reviews the Classic Freytag Pyramid that includes introduction / exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, revelation, resolution / conclusion. However, since the Victorian period when Freytag developed the pyramid plots have changed in dramatic ways.The presentation explains three more recent diagrams including the Modern Freytag Pyramid, the Post Modern Plot Diagram, and the Post Post Modern Plot Diagram. The presenta
Preview of I Am Bursting with Self Love

I Am Bursting with Self Love

Created by
SELebrate YOU
This is an engaging activity that builds self awareness, promotes self reflection and gets kids celebrating themselves through I Am statements.Here is what I did, but of course, you can customize this in any way!Students added statements to the heart that described the things that define them, the things they are most proud of. Then, in the reflection write up they answered the question: What does Self Love Mean to Me? and further described a few of the I Am statements that had them “Bursting wi
Preview of Logic Problems Powerpoint

Logic Problems Powerpoint

Created by
Ashley Giron
Use this powerpoint as bell-work or a sponge activity for students. My 4th graders LOVE it. Great for developing problem solving skills and teaching students to think outside the box.
Preview of Nancy Hanks - Get Creative With Poetry!

Nancy Hanks - Get Creative With Poetry!

Created by
Jenspiration
This is an incredibly unique poetry activity for elementary, middle, and high school students! Students write a poetic response to Abraham Lincoln’s mother in the poem ‘Nancy Hanks’ by Rosemary Benét. Students will answer her questions: What’s happened to Abe? What’s he done? Did he grow tall? Did he have fun? Did he learn to read? Did he get to town? Do you know his name? Did he get on? I actually have my students memorize the poem ‘Nancy Hanks’ before having them write the response to these qu
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Importance of learning English language arts

English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.

Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.

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Learning English language arts offers many benefits to students both in school and beyond. It helps students:

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By ensuring that students have a solid foundation in English language arts, teachers can help set them up for future success.

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