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10th grade Common Core W.7.1 homeschool curricula
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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ESSAYS: How to Write Informational Essays ~ It Begins Here...
A HOW-TO for writing strong essays for students in grades 5–10.Students research using two paired, high-interest, leveled articles."The Life in Antarctica""The Marvelous Manta"This is your definitive guide for teaching how to research and write essays and paragraphs;using a step-by-step process; building strong, independent writers.Do your students need a little more work on stand-alone paragraphs? This guide also explains how to write strong paragraphs.This writing resource has:125 pages of pro
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5th - 11th, Adult Education
How To Teach the Five-Paragraph Essay: eBook
Writing instruction does NOT need to be difficult. Teach your students one simple trick that will get them writing strong paragraphs in no time. Then, adjust that one simple trick to transition easily into the five-paragraph essay. Students will also learn to write interesting introduction and conclusion paragraphs.This book gives teachers the lesson plans and a sample daily pacing chart that walk the teachers through each step. Topics for essay practice, rubrics, and timed assessments ensure
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5th - 10th
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Academic Writing, Lesson 4 Part 3: Compound Words, Hyphenations, Dashes
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson dives into compound words, hyphens, and dashes and how t
Academic Writing Lesson 4 Part 1: Words
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson is the first part of a deep dive into into words and the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing Lesson 3 Part 1: Review of Sentence Components
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson reviews foundational language and writing knowledge. Not
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Academic Writing Lesson 3 Part 2: Understanding the Sentence
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson is a deep dive into the constructions and components of
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing Lesson 2 Part 2: Introduction Format Basics
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This lesson continues the introduction to APA formatting for academi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing Lesson 2 Part 1: Introduction to APA Format Basics
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This 2nd lesson in 2 parts instructs on the APA formatting required
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing Lesson 1: Intro to Academic Writing
One of 30+ lesson plans that make up a middle school advanced placement and high school writing curriculum that prepares and leverages students for collegiate level writing. Note that this 1-30 academic writing curriculum will cover all of the writing standards from 5th to 12th grades as a whole, not individually. The whole is engineered to cover all aspects of writing and relative language mastery expected at the college level.This 1st lesson gives an overview of what academic writing is and wh
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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Thesis Statement Quiz 1 | formative ELA assessment argumentative essay writing
Thesis Statement Quiz | Grade 9, 10, 11, 12Formative assessment for argumentative essay writing ***BEST-SELLER***Can your students develop an argument in a thesis? Before their first essay, use this short quiz to assess if they understand the difference between a developed and undeveloped thesis statement. Use our mid-process essay thesis and topic sentence assessment to give students practice writing a thesis statement before their first essay!Every thesis must have an opinion and claim, assert
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8th - 12th
Articles - 2: PAIRED - ABOUT EARTHQUAKES - Nonfiction Narrative: EARTHQUAKE!
READING & WRITING ANALYZING - COMPREHENSION - TEST PREP.....................................................2 PAIRED TEXTS TEXT #1 “EARTHQUAKE!” is a NONFICTION NARRATIVE describing the author's experience being in an earthquake.TEXT #2“ABOUT EARTHQUAKES” is a NONFICTION ARTICLE explaining how earthquakes work.TOPICS APPROPRIATE for students in 4th – 12th grades........................................................INCLUDESTWO TEXTS - PDF MULTIPLE CHOICE questions & KEYWRITING PROMPTSam
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4th - 12th
Articles - 2: PAIRED - MEET SUE & LEARNING ABOUT THE PAST
2 PAIRED TEXTS ~ READING & WRITING TEST PREPGreat for DISTANCE LEARNING.....................................................TEXT #1 “MEET SUE” is a NONFICTION ARTICLE about Sue Hendrickson’s discovery of a T Rex fossil in South Dakota. “Meet Sue” is an INFORMATIONAL NONFICTION article.TEXT #2“LEARNING ABOUT THE PAST” is a NONFICTION ARTICLE about how paleontologists use fossils to learn about the plants and animals millions of years ago. “Learning About the Past” is an INFORMATIONAL NONFIC
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4th - 12th
At-Home Novel Study Booklet
Engage and Inspire Your Students with Our Comprehensive Novel Study Booklet!Are you looking for a versatile and engaging resource to enhance your students' reading experience? Our Novel Study Booklet is the perfect tool for teachers and homeschool educators who want to foster a love of literature and develop critical thinking skills in students from grades 7 to 12.Key Features:1. Versatile Design: Suitable for any novel, this booklet adapts to a wide range of genres and reading levels, making it
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7th - 12th
The Girl Who Drank the Moon Kelly Barnhill Paragraph Writing Outline Chapter 6
This paragraph writing assignment teaches literary analysis writing skills for Kelly Barnhill’s The Girl Who Drank the Moon. Complete this lesson after having read through chapter 6 of the novel. During this lesson, students complete a quick-write to get them thinking about the passage. Afterward, students complete a vocabulary practice activity to familiarize themselves with the vocabulary from the passage. Next, students complete a close reading of a passage from chapter 6. Students gain insi
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5th - 10th
Florida Changes Black History - Make an Argument!
One of the best ways to teach students the fundamentals of writing an argument essay, is to have them dissect and evaluate other arguments. The headlines announcing that Florida teachers will have to use language to describe slavery as "beneficial" led to the creation of this mini-unit. There is no world, and should be no classroom, that finds the bright side to slavery. There is no bright side. This essay argues that changing history and censoring the truth in Florida Schools is a violation of
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7th - 10th
Writing Menu Middle, Junior High and High School
This short and sweet, versatile menu includes generic topics which can be applied to ALL subjects including literature reviews, analysis, history and science. In addition, each of the four main types of writing such as expository, narrative, persuasive and descriptive are included. All activities can be differentiated up or down with "bonus" sections under each choice for those who enjoy a little extra challenge!I created this resources to be used with the Robinson Curriculum.Writing Menu Topics
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Essays: STUDENTS Research & Write Them ~ 8 ARTICLES on Volcanoes & Examples
THIS IS IT--your DEFINITIVE GUIDE for TEACHING how to RESEARCH and WRITE ESSAYS and PARAGRAPHS in a step-by-step way that BUILDS strong, independent WRITERS............................................STUDENTSRESEARCH a topic based on PROMPTS and INTEREST.explore OTHER multimedia online resources listed (optional) to add to their research.use high quality IMAGES and CHARTS to analyze, research, and answer a prompt to WRITE their ESSAY.SPEND their time READING articles and SELECTING strong evidenc
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Blank Check, A Young Adult Novel - Study Guide
From the thrilling Young Adult Book, Blank Check.Educators designed the study guide for educators.What’s included in this Study Guide?All 50 state standards for English / Language Arts Grades 6-12 Over 30 Pre and Post Reading Activities 300 Vocabulary & Literary TermsDesigned for Distance Education & Traditional ClassroomThe Study Guide provides teachers with lessons that entail excitement and engagement.Activities include multiple websites that create critical thinking and student-cent
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7th - 10th
Articles - 1: The Dancing House - About Architect, Frank Gehry
~ READING & WRITING Comprehension, Analysis, and Test Prep ~ TEXT--PDF"THE DANCING HOUSE" is a NONFICTION ARTICLE about architect, Frank O. Gehry. He has designed award-winning, often metal-skinned buildings around the world, including the Guggenheim Museum in Spain. The "Dancing House" was designed to celebrate the beginning of democracy in Prague, Czechia in the 1990s.…………………………………………………………..INCLUDESONE PDF textGreat for DISTANCE LEARNINGMULTIPLE CHOICE questionsWRITING PROMPTS with SAMPL
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5th - 12th
The Girl Who Drank the Moon Evidence Tracker Reading Questions Mood
This is a great lesson for teaching how authors use literary devices to build suspense and enhance the story. Students closely review a passage from chapter 30 of Kelly Barnhill’s The Girl Who Drank the Moon. During this scene, Luna navigates her frightening walk through the forest. This scene is filled with tension and suspense as Luna walks further into the forest with her beloved crow towards a dangerous encounter. While reading the passage, students track how the author creates mood using im
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5th - 10th
25 Journal Entry Prompts on People for Middle Schoolers
This list of journal topics on people can also be used for lower and upper level students.
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4th - 12th
25 Journal Entry Prompts on Holidays & Special Occasions for Middle Schoolers
This list of journal entries on holidays and special occasions can also be used for lower and upper level students.
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4th - 12th
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