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Common Core W.9-10.1 homeschool curricula for Google Apps
Persuasive Essay Opinion Writing Unit Graphic Organizer Prompts Rubric & Thesis
Thesis statement centered persuasive / opinion essay writing workshopThis digital, Google Slides workshop guides students through every paragraph and element of argument writing and allows for independent, self-paced practice. NO PREP! Perfect for DIFFERENTIATION, SELF-PACING, AND COLLABORATION! Argumentative Essay Writing Complete PAPERLESS WORKSHOP *Works With ANY ESSAY PROMPT* *Teacher Plans Included*GOOGLE SLIDES: Interactive Tutorials for Each Element: HookBackground informationCounter
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6th - 9th
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"Is Snapchat Safe for Teens?" Article, Reading Comprehension & Writing | DIGITAL
Are you looking for an engaging digital reading activity and comprehension resources for your middle school students? I figured students would love to read about the pros and cons of Snapchat, and they can choose an argument based on the research and information! I thought I would turn something the kids love into a learning experience and a teachable moment! What student would not love to write about social media?!?!In this three-page DIGITAL article about the safety of Snapchat and teenage us
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Digital Trend Articles Bundle | Distance Learning
Argumentative Writing Middle School
SHARE AND GO THESIS STATEMENT AND ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY WORKSHOP GREAT NEWS FOR VIRTUAL TEACHERS!The hard work of planning, prepping and printing, distributing and collecting papers is eliminated forever with this workshop. All you have to do is click, share, and begin teaching. The SLIDES for each element of the essay are color coded, making it super simple to keep your class on track. Slides are perfectly sequenced, so students can work from top to bottom, building their essays. Works great for
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6th - 10th
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The Alchemist Novel Study, Unit Plan, Bundle Discussion Questions, Comprehension
Are you seeking a fun and engaging novel study to teach Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist? This novel study was created to increase student engagement and excitement about the author, Paulo Coelho as well as Santiago's quest toward his Personal Legend. This bundle provides students with a variety of exciting activities such as creative projects, discussion-based activities that get them moving around the room and talking to their peers, structured literary analysis paragraphs, discussion questions (c
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6th - 12th
All the Light We Cannot See Novel Study, Bundle, Unit Plan, Anthony Doerr
SAVE 30% OFF on this 6-week Unit Plan for All the Light We Cannot See for Anthony Doerr’s novel. This is an UPDATED version of my original All the Light We Cannot See novel study bundle: The updates I have made now make this bundle more affordable for teachers, the unit is now condensed so that it is taught in a 6-week unit, and it now provides a daily pacing guide to help teachers stay organized with the reading schedule and overall pacing of the unit. The pacing guide includes detailed notes t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Character Analysis BUNDLE for Middle & High School
Do your students struggle to understand characterization? Teach CHARACTER ANALYSIS in a fun way that sticks! This bundle teaches the methods of characterization and different character types, provides a digital character analysis notebook to practice analyzing characters in a class text or independent novel, and offers a character analysis essay prompt and lessons complete with a mentor essay for students to analyze and write their own. And, it's all PAPERLESS and visually appealing, making stu
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7th - 10th
The Alchemist: Theme, Symbolism Discussion Questions Introductory Paulo Coelho
This is a creative and engaging reading guide full of discussion questions to introduce Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist. As students begin reading The Alchemist, they begin tracking and analyzing Coelho's use of symbolism. Included in the guide are textual analysis chapter questions that cover the first 6 sections of the novel (pgs. 1-17). These chapter questions move beyond comprehension and instead, ask students to think critically about the characters and events. Students practice gathering text
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5th - 12th
All the Light We Cannot See Anticipatory Activities Intro Historical Context
Get your students excited about reading Anthony Doerr's All the Light We Cannot See with these three anticipatory activities from my novel study. First, students complete a search and study activity to learn about more about the author. Students read an article about Doerr and then complete research about his personal life. Afterward, students complete two activities to build background and learn about the historical context of the novel. These activities include a short video describing the pur
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7th - 12th
After Winter Break January ELA
YOUR JANUARY IS COMPLETE! Kick off the new year with a complete bundle of lesson plans and digital workshops. This month is all about argumentative writing paired with a short film workshop (VIDEO GAMES THEMED) and January writing prompts. But first, ease students back into the groove with a New Year's Resolution shared class activity that they will love. INCLUDED:NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION SHARED DIGITAL ACTIVITYJANUARY WRITING PROMPTS IN A VIRTUAL CLASSROOMTHESIS STATEMENT WORKSHOPARGUMENTATIVE E
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6th - 10th
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1984 by George Orwell 1984 Fun Project, Group Project Character Analysis, Book 2
This is a fun and engaging group project to complete with your students after having read through book 2 of George Orwell’s 1984. I created this lesson to break up the reading and get students working together to practice analyzing characterization in a fun and creative way. During this group project, students analyze how characters develop over the course of the novel and students are given the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of their assigned character in a digital, real-world a
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7th - 12th
The Great Gatsby Chapter 4 Reading Questions, Scene Film Comparison
This is a two part lesson series where students closely read a scene from chapter 4 of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby to determine how Fitzgerald uses characterization to provide the reader insight about Gatsby’s character. This lesson includes the scene where Gatsby and Nick take a drive together in Gatsby’s car and Gatsby shares his past with Nick. As students read, they complete questions embedded in the assignment document that focus on analyzing Gatsby’s behavior, words, and actions
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9th - 12th
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The Giver Chapter Questions, Discussion Questions: Symbolism Chapter 12, Lowry
Teach symbolism in an engaging way with these discussion questions for The Giver by Lois Lowry and paragraph writing activity. This close reading & chapter questions activity should be completed after reading chapter 12 of The Giver. For this assignment, students closely review the passage where Jonas reflects on his understanding of the color red. Jonas and the Giver conclude that colors are a vibrant part of the human experience and Jonas realizes that he is becoming very attached to the i
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5th - 10th
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Black History Month Project: Creative Writing Project Langston Hughes, Rubric
Expose your students to some of the most iconic writing in American history with this Black History Month Poetry & Creative Writing Project for middle and high school ELA students. Students are introduced to one of the most influential African American writers, Langston Hughes, who was also a leading figure during the Harlem Renaissance. During this project, students learn about Langston Hughes, read and analyze one of his poems, Themes for English B, and write a poem of their own using Hugh
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6th - 12th
All the Light We Cannot See Anthony Doerr Group Project Character Analysis
This is a fun and engaging group project to complete with your students after having read half of Anthony Doerr’s All the Light We Cannot See. I created this lesson to break up the reading and get students working together to practice character analysis in a fun and creative way. During this group project, students analyze how characters develop over the course of the novel and students are given the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of their assigned character in a digital, real-wo
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9th - 12th
CURRICULUM COACHING AND COURSE DESIGN | CURRICULUM COACHING | COURSE DESIGN
CURRICULUM COACHING&COURSE DESIGN❤️❤️ DISCOUNTED BY 50% ❤️❤️This product is for teachers who want to keep their students engaged in American Lit! THIS IS AN EASY ADDITION TO YOUR CURRENT CURRICULUM!!!This curriculum is proven to produce fantastic results! This product will keep your students busy for an entire semester (along with reading the play and the novel). It integrates The Hate U Give and The Crucible with philosophical texts! Other novels or plays could be substituted for these tw
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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All the Light We Cannot See Anthony Doerr Building Background Hitler Youth
This is a series of two lessons for Anthony Doerr’s All the Light We Cannot See. These lessons should be completed after having read to section One 1934 (Pages 42-43). During the first lesson, students watch an interesting video about the Hitler Youth to gain better insight into the historical period. This video is five minutes long. Links to the video clips are included in the lesson document. Students find the Hitler Youth video fascinating (and horrifying) because it focuses on the education
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8th - 12th
All the Light We Cannot See Introductory Activities Literary Analysis Paragraph
This is a series of 3 lessons for Anthony Doerr’s All the Light We Cannot See. Students complete two close reading activities for section Zero of the novel (pages 10-13). Students practice analyzing evidence and interpreting important literary devices within each passage, such as dramatic irony, characterization, personification, mood, atmosphere, and more. Afterward, students craft a literary analysis paragraph that focuses on the dramatic irony within the passage. Students are supported throug
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7th - 12th
Holiday Activity: Mindfulness Science Article, Drawing & Mandala Activity
This is a fun Mindfulness art activity to complete on the last day or two before winter break since it brings a lot of calm into the classroom during one of the craziest times of the year. I created this mindfulness coloring activity to give both you and your students a peaceful moment in the classroom. This fun and relaxing mindfulness activity includes an article and Mandala drawing practice that you can complete with your students anytime you want to bring calm into your classroom. The includ
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5th - 12th
All the Light We Cannot See Creative Project Anthony Doerr Novel Study Pg. 421
Teach this creative project for All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr after your students have read through page 421 ( Part 9, May 9, 1944) of the novel. This project is by far my students' favorite activity that we did this year from our novel study for All the Light We Cannot See because they enjoyed the resources that teach about the historical context of this project and because they loved working on the digital poster portion of this project. There is a lot of creative freedom for th
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7th - 12th
The Alchemist Essay End of Unit Essay Personal Legend Argumentative Paulo Coelho
In need of an engaging end-of-unit essay for The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho? After learning about Santiago’s journey and quest to fulfill his personal legend, have your students complete this end-of-unit Personal Legend essay! During this The Alchemist essay, your students will explore their own personal legends and practice using textual evidence to support their arguments along the way. This essay for The Alchemist is not your typical literary analysis essay. Instead, students are challenged to
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8th - 12th
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How Much of These Hills is Gold Activity C Pam Zhang
This is a close reading and analysis writing activity to be completed while reading part 1 one C. Pam Zhang’s How Much of These Hills is Gold. Students closely review the passage where Ba explains to Lucy how the lands were once roamed by wild buffalo that nourished the lands. But when the settlers came onto the lands, they killed all of the buffalo and as a result, cursed the land. During this activity, students explore Zhang’s use of elements of myth, Zhang’s use of allusion to the European se
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7th - 12th
All the Light We Cannot See Discussion Questions Anthony Doerr Part 1
This is a series of lessons for Anthony Doerr’s All the Light We Cannot See. Students complete a close reading of two scenes from the novel. One focuses on analyzing characterization and how Marie-Laure is evolving as a character. The other has students analyze metaphors throughout a passage about Werner and his radio. These two scenes do a wonderful job of helping your students build understanding of the passions of our two main characters. The included close reading is for section One 1934. (
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7th - 12th
All the Light We Cannot See Close Reading Questions Anthony Doerr Introductory
This includes two lessons for Anthony Doerr’s All the Light We Cannot See. Students should complete this lesson while reading section One 1934 (Pages 40-41). During the first lesson, students watch a short Ted EDU video about the causes of blindness, the history of cataracts, and the advancements in science for curing blindness. I created this lesson to provide students with both historical background and scientific understanding of blindness so that they could better relate to/understand Marie-
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7th - 12th
All the Light We Cannot See Discussion Questions Characters Doerr, Novel Study
This includes 2 lessons for Anthony Doerr’s All the Light We Cannot See from my novel study. Students complete two close reading activities for section One 1934 (Pages 27-34). After reading each close reading, students answer a series of discussion questions for that section of All the Light We Cannot See. Students analyze scenes that explore both Marie-Laure and Werner’s childhood experiences. The first scene teaches students about Marie-Laure's blindness and they are taken into her experience
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6th - 12th
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