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High school writing-essays bibliographies for Google Apps and for GATE
AP Spanish | Mejora tu Ensayo Argumentativo | Argumentative Essay | Tácticas
Are you looking to provide your Pre & AP Spanish students formative writing practice without the burden of having to read each submission? ¡Para Aquí!THE PERSPECTIVE: To improve writing, one has to write, and we want to provide our classroom writers the time and space to practice. But we don’t want to overburden ourselves with assessing each submittal and especially read material when the students haven’t had the training necessary to succeed.THE PRACTICE: Students are given tools to refle
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: ¡PAKETÓN! AP Spanish Bundle | Free Response Writing Revision
MLA 9 Works Cited Page & In-Text Citations: Notes and Worksheets
This is the perfect resource to introduce your students to the concept and necessity of in-text citation, how to format their works cited page, and to provide them with easy-to-follow notes as they create their own authentic in-text citations and works cited pages for their research assignments.This lesson provides:Thorough lecture notes that cover the difference between narrative and parenthetical citation, the importance of identifying location, specific instruction on how to cite lines from p
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7th - 12th
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Incorporating Research into the AP Lang Argument Essay
*includes annotated bibliography practice*Based on the 2016 Q3 prompt on Wilde's quote on civil disobedience, this 8+ page editable Google Doc walks students through breaking down and responding to the prompt, writing a thesis and claims, supporting claims with their own evidence, then researching for further support. Then, the document provides templates for writing the body paragraphs where students will incorporate two pieces of evidence for each claim--one example from their own body of know
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9th - 12th
Annotated Bibliography Template - Google Drive File - Editable - Printable
Writing instruction can be intimidating! Trust me I know! This resource provides you with an annotated bibliography template that is editable on Google Drive. The format is great to not only help students gather and format their source information, but it is also a great transition into college writing as many times college professors require students to create annotated bibliographies. You can either add more space in each box and print, or you can allow students to work on the digital file to
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
APA 7 AI Error Correction Activity
Students often learn how to save time by using citation generators, but those computer-generated citations can be wrong.I've created and used this 8-question activity in my ENG 101/CCP English course where students have to develop reference entries (and therefore recognize errors with APA 7). This document is a guided lab activity for an English class, but it could be used as homework (it would just be timely to grade and works better as a live review / in-class graded activity). It reviews eigh
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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New Year Vision Board Christian Themed, No-Prep, Canva
Introducing the Christian Vision Board – the ultimate tool for the beginning of a new year where believers seek divine guidance and alignment with God's sovereign plan. Crafted with elegance and reverence, this board is not just a mere tool, but a sacred testament to a student’s commitment to walk in alignment with God's will. Inspired by Habakkuk 2:2, it encourages students to write their vision. But this board is not just about setting intentions and envisioning the future. It goes beyond that
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Rhetorical Analysis of Susan B. Anthony's "On Women's Right to Vote"
Suggested Course:AP Language & CompositionIn this assignment, students practice rhetorical analysis skills to analyze and respond to Susan B. Anthony's speech. Students examine the text's rhetorical situation for key components like speaker, audience, and exigence. Then, they identify and analyze rhetorical techniques that support her argument. Lastly, they engage in a written response (either a rhetorical precis or a question 2 prompt). This assignment is meant to develop their rhetorical a
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10th - 12th
Evidence Graphic Organizer- Argumentative Writing | Google Docs | Editable
Keeping track of sources when writing just got a whole lot easier with this graphic organizer. Start with your claims, copy and paste the lines your are going to use from sources, include your website link as well as the website name/title. Having your claims on this document is great because students are able to see if the resources they are using are actually relevant and reliable. If you are just starting or planning your argumentative writing unit a great resource is the Argumentative Writin
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9th - 12th
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The Glass Castle Memoir, Writing, Essay, Reading Comprehension, Characterization
This essay pairs with Jeannette Walls' memoir, The Glass Castle. Step-by-step, students will choose a character to analyze and practice using text evidence, analysis & MLA formatting.Includes/Covers:*Characterization*Basics of CER (claim, evidence, reasoning)*MLA formatting (both in-text & full Works Cited)*Use of transitional words/phrases, upper-level vocabulary, introduction to text evidence*Rubric/grading page*Student edit checklist*Teacher examples: brainstorming & full essay*B
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How To Guide for MLA In Text Citations and Works Cited!
This is a full guide for students on how to cite multiple types of sources within their written text AND correctly cite the sources they have used on their bibliography. The resource starts with a section titled "In-text Citations"This section references digital notecards that the students would have used to gather their sources and potential quotes ahead of time. The "Works Cited" section includes a list view and a "final product" view so students can tell what information they should include i
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9th - 12th
APA 7th Edition Style Guide for Secondary Students and Adults
Includes set-up for APA 7th edition title page, reference list, in-text citations, and more!This is geared to grade 9 -12 students writing papers for high school.Includes margins, text, font, order, hints, tips, and tricks.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Digital Research Notecards
Embark on your research journey with ease using this Digital Research Notecard Template. Designed to bring traditional research methods into 21st Century Classroom, Digital Research Notecards streamline workflow and enhance organization. This template offers a comprehensive platform for collecting, organizing, and analyzing research data efficiently.Key Features:Structured Layout: Our template provides a structured layout for entering research information, including fields for source details, ke
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Argument Essay Planning Outline
With this resource, you can guide your students writing so it is in the form of a 5 paragraph Argument Essay. Included in the planning outline:Introduction paragraph2 body paragraphsCounterclaim paragraphConclusion paragraphBibliography
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5th - 12th
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The Writing Process
This is an excellent introduction for the writing process. I have used this with multiple grade levels. The lesson is fun and includes a true and false game and two timer activities! *Proofreading, Outlining, Brainstorming, Point of View, Purpose (Know your audience), different types of essays (persuasive, research, narrative etc.,)
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3rd - 12th
MLA Works Cited/Annotated Bib/Parenthetical Cheat Sheet
This is a quick and easy to read chart breaking down the various types of in-text and full citations we use on a regular basis. Can be printed and handed out to students, posted on Google Classroom, or made into large posters for the classroom for quick and easy reference.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Spring Picture Prompts Writing Worksheet
This spring themed journal picture prompts are great for our visual learners, as instead of a written prompt, a picture prompt is given! Students can then respond with the level of support that they need to be successful. Three different levels of picture prompt journal supports are provided for your higher level writers (around 1st-4th grade level). Level 1: 5 sentence starters are provided for each journal to help students get started. Given the level of each student, they can either fill in t
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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K-ESS3-1
, K-ESS3-2
, K-ESS3-3
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How to Easily Cite Sources & Format Your Works Cited Page
Empower your students to take charge of their learning by giving them this user-friendly video to use as much as they'd like. How to Easily Cite Your Sources... will show them an easy way to cite their sources (MLA and/or APA) and format their works cited page. This will save teachers and professors so much time! Video length: 8:26
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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DIGITAL Evidence Collection Organizers + Essay Planning Templates
Help your students gather sources and evidence for essay writing! Great for the planning stage of the writing process. Comes in Google Slide and Google Doc format. Includes:Slide 1: Essay topic, claim and reasoning outlineSlide 2: Source list chartSlide 3: Quote + evidence chart outline
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4th - 9th
Also included in: DIGITAL Essay Writing Bundle
Introduction to MLA
In depth description of MLA and how to format on Google Docs! Lots of visuals and step-by-step instructions.
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7th - 10th
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MLA Research Tracking Organizer
As students begin a research project or paper, provide them with this organizer to keep track of resources in MLA format. This is great for students that are just learning about research and citations as it has them write down the essential material in the order it is requested in the MLA citation.
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6th - 12th
Using Quotations in an Essay
Help students add quotations to an essay using a variety of methods. This is a quick printable handout to help students learn to add quotations to essays using the colon, embedding the quote, and using commas.
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8th - 11th
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Learn to Write a Story with Multiple Endings
Students create a story that includes multiple endings. The student writes a plot that allows the audience to select their path and read their fate. This is a Google Slide presentation that guides teachers through how to create the Google Form that allows students to write this type of story. The slide deck also includes links to a sample story as well as templates in Google Docs and Google Forms for students to plan their stories and then out them together.
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6th - 12th
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