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Free high school informational text lessons for Easel Activities
FREE Show Evidence From the Text: Nonfiction Reading Practice
Do your students know how to adequately show evidence from the text when they are asked? We often take for granted that students automatically know how to do this.
Use my Show Evidence From the Text: Nonfiction Reading Practice *FREE* resource to help your students! This resource includes a visual aid to help students remember, as well as ONE nonfiction passage with questions to practice citing evidence from the text. Suggested answers for each question (and identification of evidence from the
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6th - 9th
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Smart ELA Bell Ringers, Warm Up Lessons, Reading Comprehension - FREE
These smart bell ringers are engaging warm-up activities that address a wide range of ELA standards. They are a perfect mix of literature, informational texts, and reading comprehension and cover various topics such as fiction, poetry, literary devices, history, social studies, science, and life skills. Students are asked to read, analyze, determine the meaning of words, make inferences, provide conclusions, support claims, and make connections.The handouts and online Easel activities are ideal
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7th - 12th
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BLACK HISTORY William Still, Abolitionist FREE Resource PRINT and EASEL
William Still was a Black American who worked tirelessly on the Underground Railroad and was employed by the Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery before the American Civil War. Included in this free resource is a one page biography (written by me) followed by four opinion questions as well as a copy of the preface to Still’s 1878 collection of accounts he had gathered from many fugitive slaves (in the public domain). Question #4 is related to the preface. A full copy of William St
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7th - 10th
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Birth Order Traits: A Nonfiction Reading and Guided Writing Assignment
The idea that we get part of our personality from our birth order fascinates people. In this assignment, students read two nonfiction articles that discuss this popular topic. The first day's lesson features an interview with popular author Kevin Leman. Students read and discuss the concepts presented, then brainstorm and write a guided paragraph.Next, the students read a more academic article on the topic of birth order. Reading questions and answer key are provided. After discussion, stude
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Bronte Sisters Biography: FREE!! PRINT and EASEL
This is a FREE resource. It is similar to a number of writer/author biography resources in my store. Each includes four to five passages that are accompanied by student activities. Please have a look! (I also have a large number of biography units that are less detailed for other writers - see the second set of links below - and some designed for younger students). All of these resources can be used for distance learning using TPT's Easel.F. Scott FitzgeraldElie WieselHarper Lee and To Kill
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8th - 11th
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Vocabulary Middle High School Free Print No Print
This free product is for helping to teach targeted coronavirus vocabulary words to your middle and high school students. It is print or no print meaning you can either print it off and use the hard copies or use it on a teletherapy platform with digital annotation OR on TPT's free digital platform, EASEL. I have added digital directions, virtual dice link and answer boxes to the EASEL version so it's ready to go! You will need a zip extractor to open this file.You might like this social skills
Grades:
6th - 11th
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