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Specialty Common Core W.6.1a resources for Microsoft Word
Argumentation/C.E.R. writing- Murder Mystery #2 - Improve student argumentation!
This is a follow up lesson to the Slip or Trip Murder Mystery! I use this lesson to re-teach my students understand Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning in writing later on in the school year. I've also used it as an extension activity for students that need to be challenged as this one is a bit more challenging than Slip or Trip. Cross-curricular - can be used in science and social studies classes as well.Included with purchase:- Copy of crime scene photo with story and discussion questions for group
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5th - 12th
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CLICKBAIT PROJECT: Digital Literacy + Ethos/Logos/Pathos
CREATE YOUR OWN CLICKBAIT PROJECTcombining digital literacy with the rhetorical triangle Students will create their own original piece of content designed to get a user to "click" using ethos, pathos, or logos. CAN BE COMBINED WITH EXTENSION ACTIVITY: CLICKBAIT MUSEUM ANAYLSIS!
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â CLICKBAIT UNIT - ETHOS/LOGOS/PATHOS
Debate Graphic Organizer
This document is designed to help students gather notes to prepare for a class debate. It includes boxes for students to write three claims, two pieces of evidence for those claims, and a warrant (proving how the evidence supports the claim).
On the back, the students think about the counterclaims for their claims and write them down. Then they find research to go against their opponents counterclaims.
This was a useful tool when starting out a debate unit. Enjoy!
Grades:
6th - 9th
Argumentative Essay How to Simplified
Description: This argumentative essay explanation will make teaching argumentative writing a breeze. It is color coded, so students see where they should write supporting details and add cited evidence as proof of their argument.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Main idea and Supporting Details Graphic Organizer
Students can use this graphic organizer to identify the main idea and supporting details of articles/stories they read. They can then summarize the articles all on one page. This organizer could also be used as part of the pre-writing process. This file includes large print size and standard print size in a linear format as well as a graphic box style organizer.
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4th - 12th
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Fact and Opinion Review (or Test) and Detailed Answer Key
Once they see this handout, teachers will attest to the "fact" that this worksheet will help students to grasp the concepts of fact and opinion in a most interesting way. Loaded with sentences about chocolate and Halloween, students will determine whether each statement is a fact or opinion. A detailed answer key is attached.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Fact and Opinion Test and Answer Key
Many will attest to the "fact" that this assessment will help students to display their knowledge of fact and opinion in a most unique way. Loaded with sentences about such interesting topics as ice cream, music, soft drinks, and more, students will determine whether each statement is a fact or opinion. A detailed answer key is attached.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Fact and Opinion Review (or Test) and Detailed Answer Key
It's a fact that this worksheet will help students to grasp the concepts of fact and opinion in a most unique way. Loaded with sentences about such interesting topics as pizza, William Shakespeare, and the moon, students will determine whether each statement is a fact or opinion. A detailed answer key is attached.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Fact and Opinion: Review (or Test) and Detailed Answer Key
Teachers will attest to the "fact" that this worksheet will help students to grasp the concepts of fact and opinion in a most unique way. Loaded with sentences about such interesting topics as peanuts, television, George Washington, and others, students will determine whether each statement is a fact or opinion. A detailed answer key is attached.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Persuasive/Argument Writing Structure Guide
The Persuasive/Argument Writing Structure Guide is a tool that students can use to help them think about and organize a persuasive/argumentative writing response. This guide provides thinking prompts (questions) to ensure that students organize their writing, formulate a strong claim, find supportive evidence and analyze the evidence. Knowing the elements of a writing response is essential to producing a strong persuasive piece of writing.
Help students organize a persuasive writing piece with
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Presidential Race Essay and Rubric
You are running for President in this upcoming election. You must write a speech so that everyone will vote for you and make a campaign poster that lets everyone know your stance on important issues. We will also hold a class election! You must choose TWO issues from the list below, form an opinion, and present facts and reasoning to support your position. This is will be your campaign platform. Make sure you pick topics that YOU feel are IMPORTANT so that you can explain WHY you’d make a gre
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6th - 8th
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Creating Hyperlinks in MSOffice - it's easy
I created this lesson for my ETE class. It shows you how to create hyperlinks in MSOffice, primarily Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. The screenshots within the document are resizable, so if you need to make changes, you can.
While it's not in a lesson plan format. Feel free to make it so. It is more of a tutorial than a lesson.
What's great about it-- is it explains that hyperlinks are not just for sources outside of a document (internet sources) but also for hyperlinks within large documents
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
DBQ outline/ 4 Square **EDITABLE**
My first TpT seller!! This aids my students in organizing and outlining their answers for DBQ questions. It is editable so you can tailor the prompts to match your own writing topic. Enjoy!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Current Events worksheet
Current Events Worksheet WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY? Plus rubric
Grades:
4th - 12th
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WRITING STRATEGY: TEACH
This handout can be used for scaffolding students into writing an essay.
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6th - 8th
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