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12th grade english language arts dbqs for Microsoft PowerPoint
Close Reading: First Amendment Landmark Cases and Political Cartoons
Perfect for Social Studies, Language Arts, Reading, Debate, and Public Speaking classes! This lesson guides students through reading and analyzing the first amendment, what is protected speech and unprotected speech. Students examine the actual amendment, sample political cartoons, and two Landmark Supreme Court cases. To culminate the lesson, students conduct further research on the First Amendment in schools to create their own political cartoon to show mastery of the material!
This lesson
Grades:
6th - 12th
Writing in Science - Constructed Response Strategy
With literacy becoming more of a focus in education and the need to reach higher depth of knowledge in science, writing is imperative!
This constructed response strategy will help your students learn to set up there writing, think analytical about their prompt, and to reach those higher depth of knowledge skills in science. This strategy is great in setting up for DBQs can easily transfer into other subject areas.
Packet Includes:
- CSET Breakdown & Directions
- CSET Samples
- CSET Blank
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Grades:
5th - 12th
DBQ Step by Step
This is a robust hypermedia program, built in MS PowerPoint, explaining in detail strategies to write a DBQ. The hypermedia program is more than just a slideshow, as the homepage slide includes buttons linking users to other sections of the presentation explaining how to write an introduction paragraph (using the GET method), body paragraphs, citing documents, conclusion sentences (using the RIC method), a DBQ rulebook and an interactive skills. Students love using this resource especially if th
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4th - 12th
Cancel Culture: Lesson Plan, PowerPoint, Assessment, Activities, Rubrics & More
Unlock the Conversations of Tomorrow, Today!Are you ready to introduce your students to one of the most gripping and relevant discussions in our society? Our "Dive into Cancel Culture" lesson plan is tailor-made for secondary educators, eager to spark critical thinking, debate, and understanding around a topic that's shaping our digital and real-world landscapes.Inside Your Comprehensive Toolkit:Dynamic PowerPoint Presentation (40 mins): Jumpstart the dialogue with an engaging presentation desig
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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DBQ Document Based Questioning - Bats
DBQ titled: Why are Bats important to the ecosystem?
This is a DBQ document based questioning on Bats. It has full instructions for students. 5 total documents.
Lists the source for the documents so students can practice citing information from text.
This can be tied in with 7th grade Georgia standards of ecosystems or just general fun research for students.
This can also be used to teach students how to cite evidence from articles or on the internet.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Macbeth Visual Aids, Questions, Writing Prompts, and Answer Key
These resources were created for my Resource/ELL students. Therefore, please note that NO FEAR SHAKESPEARE was use and the questions/answer key correspond to those page numbers. However, the Google Slides presentation would be great for students at all levels (this item is individually listed in my store).What's included:Ten sets of guided reading questions for all five acts in both hardcopy and digital formatsPage numbers listed for each question (Created with NO FEAR SHAKESPEARE)Ten writing pr
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Motivational Bellwork Quotes
I've included 30 slides of quotes from famous people around the world. Each slide includes a quote, matching picture, and 2 or 3 questions for students to complete during bellwork. This PowerPoint would also be a great closing activity for your classes.
Six weeks worth of bellwork for one low price!
Grades:
7th - 12th
APUSH Thesis Writing
This PDF is PERFECT for students who struggle with writing. The DBQ is likely the most challenging aspect of the exam for students! The thesis statement in APUSH DBQ's is definitely tricky, but this presentation provides an easy formula and guide for students. This document also includes examples for group and independent work. Not to mention, there's included exemplars at the end! Hope you enjoy! Super easy to turn into a PPT as well, simply screenshot and paste into a new document!
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9th - 12th
Writing an Informative Essay: Structuring the Introduction and Body Paragraphs
As you help your students compose 5-paragraph informative essay, give them some visual examples of how to structure the introduction and body paragraphs. These slides provide students with the components of the thesis statement, the parts of an introduction (Hook, Background Information/Bridge, Thesis), and the parts of a body paragraph (Topic sentence, Background Info., Supporting Text Evidence, Elaboration, and a Linking/Summary sentence). It's one thing to tell students a helpful acronym like
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Informative Essay Bundle: High School -- Research Your Dream Career
Berlin Wall & Berlin Airlift Lesson
This is a great CCLS aligned lesson that teaches students how the Cold War impacted Germany. This lesson includes informational texts, DBQ's, a film analysis worksheet, primary source documents, a graphic organizer and writing exercises. I also included a PowerPoint with a classroom assessment tool that you can use with any PowerPoint or lesson.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: The Cold War Bundle (1947-1991)
Creating Compelling Commentary and Line of Reasoning in Argument (AP and Pre-AP)
This editable PPT gives instructions for a project to help Pre AP English and AP Language and Composition students craft high quality argument essays. It focuses on how to create compelling commentary and providing a line of reasoning between paragraphs. This assignment can be given as an introduction to a unit or to improve existing commentary skills. Students must work is small groups to collaborate and strenthen prior knowledge in argument writing.
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9th - 12th
Cabeza de Vaca Primary Source Short Answer DBQ
UPDATED-- This resource now includes a Google Slides version that teachers and students may write on or make changes to. This resource is a great supplement for an Age of Exploration unit. It can be a great informational text activity for ELA classes. The length is suitable for a substitute assignment. The excerpt from Cabeza de Vaca's personal narrative shows that explorers could treat Native Americans with respect. Students write paragraph answers to reading questions. Students also work with
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6th - 12th
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US Energy Crisis Lesson
This is a CCLS aligned lesson that teaches students about the America's Energy Crisis during the 1970's. This explains the crisis and explores the foreign and domestic policies taken by US Presidents from FDR to Carter.This lesson includes a "Do Now" worksheet, informational text, primary and secondary source documents, photo analysis worksheet, chart analysis and graphic organizers.I have also included a PPT presentation and written Lesson Plan for your convenience.This Lesson is Complete... A
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: U.S. History Mega Bundle: Over 100 American History Lessons
S3 William Shakespeare Source-based Activities and Answers
This outstanding, comprehensive resource provides the student with an engaging narrative as well as a great deal of practice using historical sources to hone their skills. This product can be used in the classroom and/or as a well-structured homework assignment. William Shakespeare, also known as the Bard of Avon or the Swan of Avon, is one of the greatest and most famous authors of all time. As a testament to his writing prowess, he is frequently referred to as the National English Poet. Shakes
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10th - 12th
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AP Human Geography: Urban Geography Notes and FRQ/Key Topic 6.1, 6.3, 6.9, 7.6
This covers a variety of topics in Unit 6 and Unit 7, but is heavily focused on unit 6.1Characteristics of early citiesCase studies teach the concepts and how they worksite and situation of Mecca and Venice.The decline of coal in Wallonia Belgium-remember from the Political Unit?Government investment in San Antonio, Texas and the multiplier effect on the cityThe decline of Detroit and relocation of factories to Windsor Canada7 FRQs with the keyDiscussion questionsGreat for a flipped classroom
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9th - 12th
World War One History Bundle
This package contains 6 lessons on the impact of World War One. The lessons look at the war from different perspectives focusing on the less well known aspects including soldiers from the British Empire and the use of the Death Penalty as punishment in the British Army. Students use different skills including interpretation poetry to examine point of view and purpose as well as data analysis and empathy. All of these lessons are available in my store and you can read in more detail what each o
Grades:
7th - 12th
Unit 5 AP World-Enlightenment & Revolutions Doc Analysis
This is designed as a collaborative learning activity using placemat consensus and document analysis. The zip file includes the PowerPoint activity, primary source documents, and graphic organizers for note-taking.
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9th - 12th
Macbeth Act I and II Disc. Slides
These slides are made to build context for students while reading Macbeth by Shakespeare. Some of it is historical context, some of it is literary context such as comic relief, mood, etc. These are most helpful to go over before reading and coming back to when each scene is completed.
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9th - 12th
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"Greatness Within" Powerpoint Presentation- 93 slides
The "Greatness Within" Powerpoint presentation includes a 93-slide presentation to cover each day of the book "Greatness Within: Thirty Days of Real-Talk Topics to Inspire the Greatness Within You" written by Coach and Dr. Hawkins (two black educators). "Greatness Within" was written to discuss character education, provide inspiration, encourage written reflection, and promote greatness for urban youth. This presentation is the perfect companion for any teacher, coach, mentor, or youth worker
Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
AP U.S. History Short Response Intro & Demo
This PowerPoint helps to introduce students to the expectations to complete a Short-Response AP test question. There is even a detailed demonstration that clarifies several elements necessary to compose a strong response.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Micro-Argument:Argumentative prompt Hinduism vs. Buddhism powerpoint
This is a quick micro-argument (small argumentative paragraph students do that is primarily based on one piece of evidence) students can do to assess whether Hinduism and Buddhism are more similar or different.
Sold as a Word document called :Micro-Argument:Argumentative prompt Hinduism vs. Buddhism"
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7th - 12th
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Vietnam War Webquest
A complete research project on the Vietnam War set up in Webquest style. You can share this with students as a digital file so they can click the links. Included are the project requirements, rubrics, and research resources in one hyperlinked PowerPoint file.
Grades:
8th - 12th
APUSH Step-by-Step DBQ Planning Guide
Before they start writing a DBQ or (document based question) students need to accurately analyze and plan for success. This 11x17 packet helps them do just that. I only use this for the first few essays, and then leave it to the kids to put together their well planned essays. Great starter to teach students to synthesize and hit all elements of the APUSH rubric. Great for the NYS US History Regents too. EDITABLE for any essay topic.
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8th - 12th
WWII: Two Regimes – Witness to War
In this lesson, students use primary and secondary sources to examine life for Jews under Stalinist Soviet Union, before, during and after World War II.*Great resource for teachers covering the holocaust, Nazi-Soviet cooperation, and WWIIThis resource includes:1. Background reading 2. PowerPoint lecture3. PowerPoint Notes ( Teacher Notes)4. Comprehension quiz5. Map work6. Book Excerpts 7. Essay question
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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