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7th grade balanced literacy rubrics under $5
Persuasive Writing with anchor charts / posters tasks rubric / Printable Digital
BEST SELLER! Persuasive writing is easy and engaging with the OREO method! This resource includes:- persuasive writing anchor chart using OREO (opinion, reason, examples, re-state opinion)- sentence starter poster- rough draft worksheet- good copy paper (in 3 different line sizes for differentiation)- persuasive writing rubricThis product is a printable resource and digital through EASEL for easy sharing in Google Classroom.Perfect for:teaching, practicing, and assessing persuasive writingclassr
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1st - 8th
Nonfiction Rubric Packet (Lucy Calkins Reading Workshop CCSS Assessment)
These rubrics have been designed based on Lucy Calkins Navigating Nonfiction unit from her Units of Study for Reading Workshop Grades 3-5, but can be adapted for any nonfiction unit in reading workshop. These rubrics are aligned to CCSS. The levels on the rubrics work like a continuum of understanding and development...This helps you differentiate and plan small group or individualized instruction that takes students to the next level on the rubrics. There is a presentation rubric that can fu
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1st - 8th
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Minilessons to Teach Analyzing Dialogue in Reading Workshop
This three-day minilesson series will guide you through teaching students how to analyze the importance of dialogue in a book based on the umbrella minilesson, "Readers analyze what characters say in dialogue so that they can understand how what characters say relates to the theme, conflict, and/or plot of the story."Day One Minilesson: Exposes students to the thinking needed to apply the umbrella minilesson to their own reading. Included is a "Reading is Thinking" prompting card with focus que
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Reading Workshop Minilessons Bundle: Teach, Assign, Assess
Minilessons to Teach Character Inference in Reading Workshop
This three-day minilesson series will guide you through teaching students how to make inferences about characters based on the umbrella minilesson, "Readers make inferences about the characters in the story so that they're constantly considering the characters' motivations, personalities, and relationship dynamics."Day One Minilesson: Exposes students to the thinking needed to apply the umbrella minilesson to their own reading. Included is a "Reading is Thinking" prompting card with focus quest
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Reading Workshop Minilessons Bundle: Teach, Assign, Assess
Read and Respond Booklet
Every educator knows how vital it is for students to be reading daily. Daily reading boosts fluency, builds vocabulary, and increases comprehension. Good readers think about what they read and the Read and Respond Daily Journal allows students to quickly and thoughtfully respond to what they are reading. Students use thought-provoking prompts to help them analyze what they read for deeper understanding. Read and Respond goes beyond traditional summarizing, although summarization is embedded into
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3rd - 8th
Minilessons to Teach Analyzing Author's Word Choice in Reading Workshop
This three-day minilesson series will guide you through teaching students how to identify and analyze vivid imagery in a book based on the umbrella minilesson, "Readers identify places in the text where the author's words made them visualize a character or the setting so that they can analyze the impact of the author's word choice."Day One Minilesson: Exposes students to the thinking needed to apply the umbrella minilesson to their own reading. Included is a "Reading is Thinking" prompting card
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Reading Workshop Minilessons Bundle: Teach, Assign, Assess
Plot Diagram Assignment
Plot Diagram Assignment: Use this unique assignment when introducing the concept of plot, and then again multiple times throughout the year. The students follow an instruction/grading sheet to create a completed plot diagram on any book (independent reading, class novel, or picture book) and then design and decorate the plot diagram in a meaningful way for the specific story. One instruction sheet is for books that the students have completed, and the second allows the students to use prediction
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3rd - 7th
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Presentation & Oral Speaking Skills Assessment Checklist Rubric Middle Schooler
[KindieToEight Fav!] This product is a personal favourite of mine--highly recommended!This easy, no-prep, presentation skills checklist is perfect for teachers as well as intermediate/middle school and high school students. This guide sheet is divided into six areas: organization, practice, voice, pose (body language), improvise, and audience.Great for:Students practicing presentation/oral speaking skillsStudents as a self-assessmentTeachers as an assessment/rubricTeachers as a quick guide when
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Writing a Myth or Origin Story
Incorporate creative writing into your Literacy or Social Studies/History class by walking the class through a myth writing or origin story creation tale. Directions are included, as well as, a detailed grading rubric to make life easier.
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3rd - 12th
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Minilessons to Teach Objective Summary in Reading Workshop
This three-day minilesson series will guide you through teaching students how to write objective summaries for any fiction book based on the umbrella minilesson, "Readers write objective summaries so that they can state the main events of a text in chronological order."Day One Minilesson: Exposes students to the thinking needed to apply the umbrella minilesson to their own reading. Included is a "Reading is Thinking" prompting card with focus questions for students to think through while they'r
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Reading Workshop Minilessons Bundle: Teach, Assign, Assess
Independent Reading Accountability Program & Reading Response Prompts
Independent Reading Accountability Program & Reading Response PromptsHelp your students understand how to take part in your independent reading program and foster a love of reading with these highly engaging interactive slideshow lessons, discussions and reading responses! Students will co-create expectations for what independent reading should look and sound like in your classroom with the goal of setting up positive routines. Your learners will receive clear instructions on what to bring a
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6th - 10th
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Reading Workshop Reading Log and Rubric
Have you been looking for a reading log and rubric for Reading Workshop that not only meets your expectations for how you wish your students to perform during independent reading time, but also easily equates to a grade? This is the reading log and rubric for you! This log and rubric can be used and modified throughout the grades from elementary through high school depending on your classroom needs.
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1st - 12th
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Minilessons to Teach Point of View in Reading Workshop
This three-day minilesson series will guide you through teaching students how to identify and analyze the point of view the author chose to tell the story in through the umbrella minilesson, "Readers critique the point of view the story is written in so that they can analyze what was effective and ineffective about the author's choice of narrator."Day One Minilesson: Exposes students to the thinking needed to apply the umbrella minilesson to their own reading. Included is a "Reading is Thinking
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Reading Workshop Minilessons Bundle: Teach, Assign, Assess
Peer Presentation Rubric- Elementary/Middle School
This is a simple peer presentation rubric that elementary and middle school students can use to evaluate their fellow students’ oral presentations. It allows students to evaluate their peers, learn to give constructive feedback and simultaneously consolidate their understanding of what is expected of them. What is included:-A rubric focused on content, structure, posture, eye contact, voice and visual aids. -A reference guide outlining the terms used-A notes section allowing students to more
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4th - 8th
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Minilessons to Teach Complex Plot in Reading Workshop
This three-day minilesson series will guide you through teaching students how to analyze the importance of dialogue in a book based on the umbrella minilesson, "Readers identify complex plots so that they can better understand how the events of a story fit together."Day One Minilesson: Exposes students to the thinking needed to apply the umbrella minilesson to their own reading. Included is a "Reading is Thinking" prompting card with focus questions for students to think through while they're r
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Reading Workshop Minilessons Bundle: Teach, Assign, Assess
Writing Poetry Rubric
This middle school poetry writing rubric helps students and teachers understand the assessment and grading process when creating various poems.The rubric is organized based on the Growing Success document, which includes Knowledge and Understanding, Thinking, Communication, and Application. It also includes a section for an Art assessment if your students are creating visuals to go with their written poems. This rubric focuses on Writing and Art...It is student and teacher-friendly while providi
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4th - 10th
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Minilessons to Teach Making Predictions in Reading Workshop
This three-day minilesson series will guide you through teaching students how to make predictions using textual evidence based on the umbrella minilesson, "Readers make predictions with textual evidence so that they can actively anticipate what the author of the book is going to do next in the plot."Day One Minilesson: Exposes students to the thinking needed to apply the umbrella minilesson to their own reading. Included is a "Reading is Thinking" prompting card with focus questions for student
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Reading Workshop Minilessons Bundle: Teach, Assign, Assess
Project-based Learning: Acknowledging Injustice
Use this activity in a variety of ways. It can be used in conjunction with a novel, in addition to any social studies curriculum, with foreign language curriculum or as a stand alone project.
The activity begins with a poem by Marge Piercy and ends with a student-centered, student-chosen project.
PLEASE SEE THE PREVIEW FOR A LOOK AT THE PROJECT.
Students decide upon an injustice they feel strongly about, research it and plead its case in a creative manner.
NINE PAGES INCLUDE:
*"The low roa
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7th - 12th
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MEDIA LITERACY - DESIGN A BAND-AID
NO PREP MEDIA LITERACY ACTIVITY!Assess your students media literacy knowledge with this engaging design activity! Students are tasked with creating their own Band-Aid. Students will choose a target audience and use elements of design to reach their target audience. Great for elementary aged students! RUBRIC INCLUDED! PAGE 1 - InstructionsPAGE 2 - Important termsPAGE 3 - ExamplesPAGE 4 - Brainstorming & rough designPAGE 5 - Good copy of Band-Aid PAGE 6 - Reflection & rubricPAGE 7 - Rubric
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2nd - 8th
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Book Collage Project Rubric
This is a nice alternative to the standard book report. It includes an artistic element (a collage). Contained are the requirements for the project, a detailed rubric (50 points) for grading, and a sample collage.
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6th - 10th
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PIE, by Sarah Weeks: A Book Test & Key by Jean Martin
This is a 40-point end-of-book test intended for students in grades 4-7 who have read PIE by Sarah Weeks. It consists of 20 multiple choice items and 4 extended response tasks worth 5 points each. Also included is a key.If you want additional resources to help while using this book in your classroom, you might be interested in taking a look at my novel study for PIE which you can reach by clicking on the hyperlink or by going to my store at the website above. However, please know that this book
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4th - 7th
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Six Traits of Writing Assessment Rubric and Check Off List
Teaching the Six Traits of Writing? This is a "must have" Six Traits of Writing Assessment Rubric and Student Check Off List. Make your expectations clear as students engage in writing activities. Both products address all Six Traits of Writing, including: Ideas, Organization, Word Choice, Sentence Fluency, Voice, and Conventions. Perfect for writing assessment practice, peer editing practice, or literacy centers. Need more Six Traits of Writing products? Check out my Six Traits of Writi
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Six Traits of Writing Jumbo Bundle
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins: Timeline and Map Projects!
This product comes with printable templates for both a map and a timeline along with a rubric for easy grading and requirements/instructions for students to follow. In addition to this, there are also completed examples from another short story to get them started. Depending on time that you dedicate for this project, you could make the students chose which project they work on OR require them to complete both!This is a fun way to engage with this short story and helps students contextualize or
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7th - 10th
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The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin: A Book Test & Key by Jean Martin
This is 25-point, end-of-book test, plus answer key. It contains 10 multiple choice questions and 5 written response tasks. The book is a coming-of-age story about grieving seventh grader, Susan Swanson, whose best friend has unexpectedly died and left her feeling a burden of guilt at how their friendship had painfully unraveled at the end of sixth grade. How does one learn to say goodbye and have a new beginning? Her passion for science helps her as she tries to make sense of it all and reg
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5th - 9th
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