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Free high school ELA test prep cultural activities
One Week of Revising & Editing Bell Ringers
One Week of Revising and Editing Bell Ringers is a FREE RESOURCE that can help students improve their grammar and writing skills in just 5-10 minutes a day. Including answers and explanations, this resource features a reading passage followed by one multiple choice revising or editing question for each day of the week. If you like this resource, try my 90 DAYS OF REVISING AND EDITING BELL RINGERS.
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7th - 12th
WIDA ACCESS Writing Prompt (Paper Copy)
Practice for the WIDA ACCESS writing assessment!
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6th - 12th
ELL/ELD Placement Initial Assessment (Demo.) By Bono
This is a very minimalist document demonstrating my understanding and theory on the potentiality of ELL/ELD placement in Ontario Schools. I have created this document referencing the "Step: initial Assessment" document (2012) and the accompanying rubrics. This is purely a reference document, I don't expect anyone to find an actual use for it, unless they are planning to redesign the ELL/ELD placement initial assessment process.If you like my ideas though, rate, review-feedback is ALWAYS WANTED!M
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1st - 12th
Characterization Activity: Cultural Identity
This worksheet can be used with any text while studying Characterization. It gives students the opportunity to identify a character's cultural identity. The Bubble Map can also be used for students to practice identifying their own cultural identity as a pre-reading activity.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Persuasive Writing- Writing for Marketing
This full lesson takes students through the stages of writing to appeal to the senses. Students will watch and hear persuasive ad campaigns and discuss what ultimately made them successful. Finally, students will be given strange products to create their own unique descriptions/campaigns. This lesson also integrates a key SOL writing prompt.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Tłusty (Fat) Thursday! Free Lesson Plan for B2 First (FCE) & C1 Advanced (CAE)
The perfect treat for all doughnut-loving upper-intermediate and advanced EFL/ESL learners!This free resource will not only introduce your students to the world of Polish cuisine, customs and traditions, but it will also serve as an excellent Cambridge exam preparation. With a PDF presentation and printable handouts for students and teachers, "Tłusty (Fat) Thursday" lesson will allow your students to work on their reading and speaking skills, as well as develop a better understanding of indirect
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10th - 12th
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The Art of Explaining Utilizing Pathos
This lesson/activity is intended to utilize and evoke descriptive writing, using the senses and thematic writing to explain pictures, quotes, and videos by using the rhetorical device, pathos. As students are required to write Short Answer Responses and Persuasive Essays, they require comprehension in explaining something out of nothing.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Show & Tell - Ice Breaker for All Ages
This is a fun take on Show & Tell intended for ESL learners, but applicable to all types of learners. Learners have to pick an object to describe that they have on them. They have 2 minutes to think about what they're going to say and then each member of the class has 3 minutes to cover all the points listed that they need to talk about as a mini impromptu presentation they give in from the class. The class and teacher then have a chance to ask questions. This is a fun way to get to know
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Storyboard: Allegorical Storybook for Social Change (EDITABLE)
A blank storyboard page to help plan or produce a storybook
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Topics: Ethics and Morals (EDITABLE)
A list of 50 research topics for Ethics and Morals
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7th - 12th
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The Chosen- Personal Timeline Assignment
This novel, The Chosen, circulates around the idea of Choice vs. Fate. Reuven and Danny throughout the novel grapple with what they can control, and what has been pre-determined for them. For this activity, you are tasked with reflecting on your own life up until this point. For this Timeline assignment you need to identify 4-5 events that HAD to happen to get you to be the person you are today. You will present your assignment (to either small group or full class), but the mode in which you ch
Grades:
6th - 11th
Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
Comprehension and answers: 25 marks. Based on the opening of the novel by Dai Sijie "Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress". Comparative literature, World Literature, Reading skills.
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8th - 10th
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Student Sign-out Chart for Project Topics (EDITABLE)
A chart for student sign-ups for topic choices
Grades:
7th - 12th
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