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11th grade Black History Month grammar outlines
Black History Month Resource BUNDLE (Viewing Guides/Projects/Papers/Outlines)
Black History Month Resource BUNDLEIncludes: 10+ Movie Viewing Guides5+ Documentary Viewing Guides2 Research Papers3 Projects and more!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ENGLISH EDITING CHECKLIST Student Writing Self-Check
This useful ENGLISH EDITING CHECKLIST is a worksheet listing grammar, punctuation, sentencing and syntax items for students to check their writing against. Perfect for proofreading writing tasks in secondary English classrooms.Include this checklist in a student booklet, put it on the wall, or use it as a marking sheet to help improve the quality of student work and written accuracy. Enables you to be perfectly clear on what is expected from written work.*****************************************
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Picture WRITING PROMPTS for Secondary Students BUNDLE
Black History Month: Selma, MLK and More BUNDLE
Black History Month: Selma, MLK & More Civil Rights Projects BUNDLE Enrich your History, Government, Anthropology, Sociology and Political Science classes with these great films and docs!Guides INCLUDE: Summaries/Vocabulary/Questions
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
AP Language Diction & Syntax Reference Sheet
This two-sided reference page discusses "What We Talk About When We Talk About" diction and syntax. Both pages are full of examples of the various variables involved in making diction and syntax choices as a writer. Perfect for introducing diction and syntax analysis at the beginning of the year in AP English Language and Composition. Fully editable if you prefer to use your own examples.
Freedom Writers Film- Social Justice Unit, Racism & Adversity, Differentiated
Introducing the Freedom Writers 10 Day Social Justice Unit -teach with differentiation to help transform your high school or middle school English Language Arts class into a dynamic hub of meaningful connections and deep discussions on topics including anti racism and adversity. Say goodbye to dull lessons and hello to a differentiated rich-task that not only builds knowledge and skills, but also engages students in thought-provoking conversations about history, society, and overcoming adversity
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Freedom Writers and Elements of Fiction Handy Sheet Bundle
Black History Month Famous Leaders Quotes ,Mindfulness Coloring Sheets
PRINTED4YOUThese amazing coloring sheets are filled with 20 quotes from many inspirational figures.Provide your students with a meaningful coloring activity with our Black History Month Quotes Mindfulness Coloring Sheets. It is also the perfect way to get your class talking about positive characteristics of notable black leaders.Your purchase included 21 files high-resolution 300 DPI:- JPG file Standard Letter Size (8.5x11") 20 IMAGES.- PDF Standard Letter Size (8.5x11") 20 PAGES.Coloring activ
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6th - 12th
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VERB TENSES
This is a one page reference for verb tenses. It covers simple, progressive and perfect tense. It is an outline that gives the definition and an example for each in detail. This is great for a teacher reference or for a student handout so that students have a guide when they are working on Language Arts.
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5th - 12th
Nonfiction Article Spanish | Graphic Organizer| Afrocolombianidad
Perfect for a last-minute resource for Black History Month or anytime of the year. This resource is also simple enough for a sub plan as well. Who is this for:Heritage Spanish speakers who are able to write and read 70-100% in Spanish. Spanish 3 or 4 for Heritage SpeakersWhat the digital product includes:Students will take notes on four different aspects of this article. If you would like a printer-friendly version of the article (without the images/videos attached), click here.At the end of the
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9th - 12th
Editable Black History Agendas: Modern Designs with Bellringers, and quotes!
Easy to use inspiring and educational Black History Month Agenda Slides. Modern designs for studentsThis includes 38 slides with:5 Black History Title Slides25 Daily Editable Agendas9 Bellringers based on inspirational quotes from prominent African Americans throughout history.
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6th - 12th
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Black History Month: Civil Rights Projects BUNDLE
Black History Month: Civil Rights Projects BUNDLE INCLUDES: Civil Rights Timeline Project OutlineCivil Right Superhero Project OutlineHank Aaron Essay OutlineJackie Robinson Essay Outline Project
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Grammar Genius Guide - Resource
I originally created this resource to provide my students with something efficient yet comprehensive to reference when they were conducting grammatical analyses of sentences from the literature we were reading. Who wants to dig through a 300-plus-page grammar textbook (that's half exercises), anyway? The best part about this resource is that the more students use it at first, they end up by the end of the year not needing it...because they know it! Enjoy!
Historically Black Colleges and Universities Lessons & Research Paper
This resource is perfect for allowing students to explore the rich and impactful legacy of historically black colleges and universities. HBCUs have provided academically rigorous, culturally vibrant and affirming learning experiences for over 150 years. Many influential Americans attended HBCUs. Guide your students on a journey of understanding all the phenomenal aspects of attending an HBCU.Included you will find a PowerPoint presentation that allows for exploration of HBCUs over 20 days. Stude
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: Black History Bundle
Mandatos - Guided Notes (Informal & Formal Commands in Spanish)
Spanish 2/3/3 - Mandatos Guided Notes Introducing Informal and Formal Command Conjugations in the Imperative. Google Doc have students do on computer or fill out as a printable. Great to do when beginning to learn about commands, is aimed at teaching students to self-advocate and self-start in their learning! Great guided notes for teaching Mandatos!
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9th - 12th
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The Civil Rights Movement Hands On Activity Project With Rubric
Dive into the era of the Civil Rights Movement as students craft a detailed body outline filled with the defining characteristics of the movement. Uncover the heart of the movement, explore the thoughts driving it, identify significant quotes and images, describe challenges, identify groups of society who supported the movement and why, and summarize what helped the fight for equal rights to succeed. Perfect for engaging discussions, critical thinking, hallway displays, and demonstrating a compr
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5th - 11th
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13th Documentary Question Guide
Show Ava Duvernay's Oscar nominated documentary, 13th, in your class! Permission slip, answer key and post-film questions also included with the documentary question guide. Perfect for use in high school history classes.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Grammar and Writing Handbook
Grammar Handbook. Just as the title says, this is a handbook you can provide either hardcopy or digitally to students. The handbook contains writing plans for narrative, expository, and persuasive writing, and an editing page that will help students edit for content. It also contains a list of literary elements and definitions. Rules for each grammar objective are presented including apostrophes, capitalization, pronouns, subject verb agreement, punctuation, and commonly confused words. This is
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7th - 12th
Civil Rights Research Essay with Writing Guide and Rubric
Have your students research a leader from the Civil Rights Movement! This is a great lesson for February's celebration of Black History Month, but you can also use it at any time in the year to help your students expand their knowledge and practice their research and writing skills!Includes:Teacher instructionsFully-editable student instructions A Google Form with a list of over 70 activists who made/are making important strides for Civil Rights in America (also fully editable) for students to
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7th - 12th
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Spanish Daily Slides Agenda | Black History Month & Valentines Day
Seamlessly organize your daily Spanish classes and keep students on track with these Black History Month & Valentine's Day-themed Google Slides!**Note: This is a template for you to input your content. There is no content currently in the slides.**This resource includes the following slides:WelcomeCheck-inReadingListeningWritingSpeakingDay's objectiveLessonActivitiesClosing questionsYou will be able to add your own text, embed videos or other links, etc. You can also skip or delete slides yo
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6th - 12th
Hamilton The Musical Unit Breakdown & Teaching Guide
A guide to breakdown the entire musical, Hamilton for instruction, it lists each lesson to cover in suggested order along with the particular skill set to have the learners focus on. There are 3 pages, 36 different suggested activities.Take the guesswork out of figuring out which songs to teach and what skills to focus on!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Essential Grammar
This is an easy one-page (front and back) reference for all essential grammar terms you could possibly want to cover—and more.
The guide includes definitions and examples for each term and four levels of grammar: parts of speech, parts of a sentence, phrases, and clauses. Parts of speech are further broken down into major types where needed (action and linking verbs, for example). I gave this to my 6th graders as a reference for all the grammar they would do for the next three to six years. It
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6th - 12th
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US HISTORY REVIEW NOTES: CONSTITUTION, GEORGE WASHINGTON, WAR OF 1812
These great "American History: From the Enlightenment to the Revolution" review notes are a great resource for all U.S. history teachers but are especially targeted to gen ed populations. This outline of essential information, vocabulary, and connections helps students:- Identify key vocabulary- Identify key events- Identify key people- Identify and explain the "cause and effect" behind the events that led up to the Declaration on Independence.Who benefits? ELL students, SPED students, older st
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7th - 11th
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US HISTORY REVIEW NOTES: ENLIGHTENMENT through DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
These great "American History: From the Enlightenment to the Revolution" are a great resource for all U.S. history teachers. This outline of essential information, vocabuarly, and connections helps students:- Identify key vocabulary- Identify key events- Identify key people- Identify and explain the "cause and effect" behind the events that led up to the Declaration on Independence.Who benefits? ELL students, SPED students, older students that need or want an outline before the unit, younger s
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7th - 11th
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Who vs Whom
Who vs. whom? That is the question! Students need to be able to use who vs. whom correctly while speaking and writing. Let's teach who vs. whom grammar rules explicitly and provide ample practice. The ability to determine whether one should use who or whom will no longer be a mystery after you lead students through the guided notes and practice sheets contained in this resource. INCLUDES 1. Common Core Content Statement 2. Guided Notes – pages 1-2 3. Practice – pages 3-4 4. Answ
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Who vs Whom BUNDLE
Narrative Writing Start to Finish
Ever want to pull your hair out when teaching writing? Well, I do, so I created this power point to guide my students through the process start to finish. It contains all a student needs to know to write a short five paragraph narrative including brainstorming and webbing stage, outlining, writing, and editing. I project the powerpoint onto the board and use the other half of the board to guide the students through the process. A sample essay is at the end for struggling writers to model if t
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7th - 12th
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Sentence Diagramming & Building
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Grammar Word Search
Use word search puzzles to have students locate words that relate to a specific grammar concept (for example, you could have students search for adjectives).
Grammar Bingo
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Escape Rooms
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