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Close reading Common Core W.9-10.1b rubrics
Born a Crime by Trevor Noah Thematic Essay | Assignment, Rubric, & More
Explore four different thematic questions with this Born a Crime Thematic Essay! In this perfect final assessment for a Born a Crime unit, students will choose a theme to analyze and support their analysis with textual evidence from the novel.Students can choose from four thematic ideas and their corresponding questions: humor, oppression, love, and identity. Then, students will write a 5-paragraph, MLA paper answering the thematic questions with examples from Born a Crime.Students use the inclu
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Born a Crime by Trevor Noah Unit Bundle | Unabridged & Young Readers
Animal Farm Unit Plan: Teaching Core Reading and Writing Skills
For this unit of study, students will grow their reading and writing skills. As students closely read and critically analyze George Orwell’s Animal Farm, they will focus on four key reading skills: Inference, theme, tone, and author’s choices. They will engage in close and cold reads, annotations, small and large group discussions; they will also respond to a variety of writing prompts, low stakes and an on-demand essay. The writing skills include: Claim, evidence, and analysis. Students will co
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9th - 12th
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Fahrenheit 451 Theme-based Argumentative Essay Topics + Rubric
This product includes 1) a rubric and 2) an assignment sheet with five detailed topics (and questions to get students thinking) based on themes found in Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. A sixth option allows students to pitch their own idea to the teacher. (Microsoft Word and PDF files for the assignment)The standards-based argumentative essay rubric can be used for other writing assignments as well. It was created for grades 9-10, but the standards correspond with those for 11-12 and can be easi
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Complete Unit BUNDLE for Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Informational Analysis Paragraph: "The Teenage Brain Still Under Construction"
Lesson Title: Informational Analysis Paragraph: "The Teenage Brain Still Under Construction" (Teen Brain Science Article #1) Lesson 3 in a unit of 15Lesson Objectives: Make connections between brain science explored in a nonfiction article, and the actions of characters in Romeo & Juliet. Pick the best textual evidence to support your ideas. You will integrate evidence into your writing using quote lead-ins and proper MLA citation.Romeo & Juliet Study: Focus on thematic concepts of irrat
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7th - 10th
Synthesis Essay Revisions: Romeo & Juliet vs. Brain Science Articles
Lesson Title: Synthesis Essay Revisions: Romeo & Juliet vs. Brain Science ArticlesLesson 15 in a unit of 15 Lesson Objectives: Develop and strengthen your writing by revising and editing according to rubric feedback, examples, and targeted learning resources. Produce clear and coherent paragraphs in which the development, organization, and style is proficient. Focus on selecting the best text evidence to prove a claim is true, while honing in on refin
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7th - 10th
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