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Preview of Conclusion Paragraph Graphic Organizer

Conclusion Paragraph Graphic Organizer

Created by
Caitlin Rafferty
A graphic organizer to help write the conclusion paragraph of an essay.
Preview of CER short answer

CER short answer

Created by
Chelsea Nunley
Use this to teach and reteach/remind how to write a CER. You can also print this out to give students as notes.This works for any detailed short answer response for ELAR, Social Studies, History, Science, etc. and works for almost all grade levels. It can be used with opinion type questions or factual questions. Can be used a major or minor grade. Can be used with any type of text.CERs can build into essays or DBQs. a CER can be a body paragraph of an essay. CERs can also be stand alone paragrap
Preview of Video Analysis Te Talk: Democracy is Not Broken, It is Fixed

Video Analysis Te Talk: Democracy is Not Broken, It is Fixed

Video Analysis Critiquing Katherin Gehl's Ted Talk defending Democracy is not broken, but it is actually fixed. Compare the current state of politics as perceived to exist at the individual level with the suggestions and resolutions outlined in Katherin's examples to defend democracy as a form of government that is structured on processes and a constitution that allows it to exist because it can be fixed. Position essay or discussion board for online, independent activity, homework, project base
Preview of MLA Citation and Work Cited Organizer

MLA Citation and Work Cited Organizer

Created by
McKenzie Bitz
This MLA Citation / Work Cited Form helps student's learn how use MLA for their research paper.
Preview of Body Paragraph Graphic Organizer

Body Paragraph Graphic Organizer

Created by
Caitlin Rafferty
A graphic organizer to help write 3 body paragraphs to include text evidence.
Preview of Power Writing Fluency Chart

Power Writing Fluency Chart

Based off of Fisher and Frey's ideas about connecting Reading and Writing, this fluency chart is a quick way for your students to track their writing fluency. Over the year students can set goals to improve the number of words they are able to write and thus increase the ideas they can string together at one time.
Preview of Texas Governor's Executive Power and Authority Articles Evalaution

Texas Governor's Executive Power and Authority Articles Evalaution

Article review and analysis of Texas Monthly and Texas Tribune publication breaking down the Texas Executive Branch and Governor's Power. Full length articles of both publications are included as pdf files with Easel Activity Listing Included is an overview that introduces the basis of the primary source and document creating both the power and conflict over the Texas Governor's executive authority. The Texas constitution does not directly address the subject of executive power. No clause says,
Preview of DBQ Graphic Organizer/ Outline

DBQ Graphic Organizer/ Outline

I used this for my struggling sixth graders for our first DBQ. It helped guide their thoughts. It includes directions for each component to remind them of what to do/write.
Preview of Grading Rubric for DBQs

Grading Rubric for DBQs

This is a rubric that you can use to help grade DBQs. It is easy to read and lets students know exactly what is expected of them and how much effort they need to put forth. It has blanks on it so that you can fill in the required number of documents and citations needed for your class. I've been using this for years and I've never had a complaint from a parent or student about not understanding how the DBQs are graded.
Preview of Writing Handbook for Social Studies

Writing Handbook for Social Studies

Created by
Karen Bernstein
This writing handbook for Social Studies gives students basic information and rubrics on how to write a strong DBQ or Free Response Essay. I give this to each of my students at the beginning of the year and let them keep it as a reference point for every essay we write. The word document is editable for your individual class rubrics or any additions you may need for your classroom. HANDBOOK COVERS: The Writing Process Complete Sentences Writing a Thesis Introduction and Conclusion Paragra
Preview of Call or Text: Reading & Discussion for ESL grammar, communication & soft skills

Call or Text: Reading & Discussion for ESL grammar, communication & soft skills

A reading, grammar and etiquette lesson all in one. This lesson was targeted at intermediate or advanced level adult ESL students to discuss social etiquette around calls vs texting. This was part of a soft skills unit to help students with the often unspoken cultural rules of communication. Discussion questions focus on different social situations and what form of communication is most appropriate.Reading includes embedded support around two grammar points. One is the use of "since" and the pre
Preview of Revision Worksheet

Revision Worksheet

Created by
Caitlin Rafferty
A worksheet to help students revise their work. They can work with a partner or work independently. There are several areas to the worksheet to help with the revision process.
Preview of Basics to DBQ Analysis- Multiple Perspectives and Bias

Basics to DBQ Analysis- Multiple Perspectives and Bias

This lesson focuses on a key component of doing proper document analysis: identifying and analyzing primary, secondary, and tertiary resources for multiple perspectives and information bias. .
Preview of Paragraph Organizer

Paragraph Organizer

Created by
Michelle Holguin
This graphic organizer will help your students get started on creating a paragraph. This works great for students who need support in writing and beneficial for our EL students. Perfect for short response/argument based questions.
Preview of HIPPO Analysis

HIPPO Analysis

Created by
Kymberly Mattern
This graphic organizer assists students through the HIPPO (historical context, intended audience, purpose, point of view, and outside information) strategy for the analysis of primary (and secondary) sources. Each step in the strategy includes guiding questions to help students identify relevant information that should be included in each step.
Preview of Analyzing Photographs and Images

Analyzing Photographs and Images

Created by
Nicole Feliciano
Use this graphic organizer to help students think through images and connect it to textual evidence.
Preview of READING CONNECTIONS JOURNAL FOR ALL SUBJECTS

READING CONNECTIONS JOURNAL FOR ALL SUBJECTS

This reading connections journal can be used for all subjects. It is differentiated for all student levels and abilities and allows for student choice.
Preview of Snowflake Bentley Questions

Snowflake Bentley Questions

Created by
colby daniels
This is a Snowflake Bentley Questions worksheet.
Preview of Educator Guide for Pura's Cuentos

Educator Guide for Pura's Cuentos

Created by
Annette Pimentel
Educator's guide for Pura's Cuentos, by Annette Bay Pimentel, illustrated by Magy Morales. The guide includes curriculum-linked activities for children from both elementary school and secondary school.
Preview of DBI Lesson Plan Template with Sample

DBI Lesson Plan Template with Sample

Document Based Inquiries (DBI) adapt easily to content in many disciplines and ensure that all students read, think, and contribute to discussions and solutions to problems. DBI is particularly useful in introducing a topic because it fosters curiosity and builds immediate feedback about learning. Furthermore, DBI helps teachers build the necessary background knowledge for future learning. This template serves as a planning tool for any Mini Document Based Inquiry lesson progression. A sample i
Preview of 4-Square Common Core Essay Outline Template

4-Square Common Core Essay Outline Template

Essay outline template to assist students in writing a four paragraph essay.
Preview of Multiple Choice Strategy -- Getting the Right Answer

Multiple Choice Strategy -- Getting the Right Answer

Created by
Darlene Atkinson
I.C.E is an acronym that gives students explicit instructions on how to work through multiple choice questions to arrive at the correct response. This is a strategy that can be used across content areas.
Preview of 5 Paragraph Response Planning Sheet

5 Paragraph Response Planning Sheet

A graphic organizer to help students write a coherent and well structured DBQ response to DBQs, persuasive essays, etc. Students who use this organizer and follow it tend to write a more organized and concise response.
Preview of Bell Ringer/Exit Ticket Combo

Bell Ringer/Exit Ticket Combo

I have found this product to be very very efficient. This is simply a bi-weekly bell ringer and exit ticket template. Surprisingly, my students actually enjoy this. It has created so much consistency and stability in my classroom. As soon as they come in my room they all get out this template and are looking at board for bell ringer question. When they leave they are answering something that we learned that day. Not to mention this helps a lot with creating lesson plans!!!!!!!
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Importance of learning English language arts

English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.

Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.

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