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Writing-essays Common Core RL.9-10.2 dbqs
Free The Fault in our Stars:Writing Prompts Con. Response Digital Activity
My Freshmen students love this novel. My daughter says that John Green is the best author that she has ever read (and she has read so much). John Green has the unique ability to crawl into the mind of a young teen girl and let us hear her voice. It's touching, funny, sad, and so strange. After reading--I understood at once why my daughter loves it so much.I've create 7 constructed responses for you to use in your classes or reading projects. Each response or DBQ includes lined paper and a rubric
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8th - 10th
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Ayn Rand Anthem mini-DBQ with Common Core Standards
This is a mini-DBQ created for Anthem, but it could be easily modified for any Ayn Rand text that deals with personal identity or any dystopian text in general that deals with personal identity. It is only one page long, yet it will take students a while to wrap their heads around. It is written in the somewhat sparse DBQ (data based question) style that is promoted heavily for AP classes; however, I used this primarily with my college prep course.
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9th - 12th
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Culture and Belonging DBQ
This is a DBQ that combines a selection of texts with the theme of culture and belonging. Students will work on an essay about how culture (or the lack thereof) can affect one's sense of belonging. Teachers are encouraged to guide the students through the readings, with the primary reading being Ken Liu's "The Paper Menagerie" and may help students identify three possible aspects that can affect a person's sense of belonging. Included Texts: "The Paper Menagerie" by Ken Liu"I Have a Dream" speec
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9th - 12th
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