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The New Year for all subjects dbqs
September 11 Gallery Walk.... 9-11 AKA 9/11
This is a great resource to remember September 11 and to help students who weren't even born when the event took place. This is such an important and somber turning-point in our history and this is a great platform to have discussions to ensure that the younger generation has a clear understanding about this historical event and its aftermath.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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President Donald Trump Inaugural Address, Speech, Writing Activity, Google
Presidential Inauguration Viewing Guide, Analysis, and Writing Activity, Google, Digital Distance Learning & PrintPresident Donal Trump, Inaugural AddressThis Presidential Inauguration Guide will allow your students to dig deep and analyze the 2017 Inaugural Address. This activity packet will have them answers questions about the speeches style and effective. They will then use their answers to write a persuasive essay. There is also a guided interview template for students to reflect on
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: English MEGA BUNDLE, English Curriculum English Common Core
Anchor Charts Claim Evidence Reasoning CER Mini Bundle Print or Digital
These anchor charts will make teaching students how to do Claim Evidence Reasoning SO EASY!Students can learn about a variety topics/current events through C.E.R. (Claim Evidence Reasoning) and these anchor charts are a great way for getting your students to explain current events in a meaningful way and it allows you as the instructor to adequately assess their understanding of concepts. You get the following:-4 CER Google Ready Anchor Charts with Google Classroom Directions-4 PDF Anchor Chart
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4th - 12th
Socratic Seminar Guide for Teachers (Common Core)
**Updated**
Socratic Seminar have so many benefits for students and developing their critical thinking skills.
Includes assessment ideas for seminar.
Use this easy guide to help get you started with using Socratic Seminars within your classroom. I have used seminars for all subject areas and use this guide for staff professional development as well as introducing to my students.
This is a word document, so you can change to meet your classroom needs.
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4th - 12th
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Canvas to ChatGPT Autograder
This is an auto-grader for teachers using Canvas and ChatGPT's API that will pull student's submissions, automatically grade and give feedback for each student. It is a python script that requires minimal set-up, but NO CODING KNOWLEDGE needed! I have provided step-by-step instructions for set-up and execution. This can be used to grade attached submissions as well as text-entry. It works best with a rubric given in the assignment description. Perfect for giving students feedback on IB/AP practi
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Not Grade Specific
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CER short answer
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
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Not Grade Specific
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Chinese zodiac Nonfiction Reading & Quiz | Chinese Lunar New Year 2024, DRAGON
Captivate your students with this comprehensive Chinese New Year resource for the Year of the Dragon! Our two-page nonfiction reading passage, available in both color and black-and-white versions, delves into the rich traditions and significance of Chinese New Year 2024. Packed with fascinating insights, it's accompanied by five thought-provoking questions to reinforce comprehension.But that's not all – add an interactive twist to your lesson with a True/False quiz based on the passage! Engage y
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3rd - 6th
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FREE! Determining the Credibility of Online Sources
This FREE handout explains how to determine the credibility of online sources. Join my EMAIL LIST and get a FREE product that includes 70 teaching strategies!You may also like:⭐Formative Assessments BUNDLE any classroom⭐GROWTH MINDSET PRESENTATION⭐How to Write a Standard DBQ⭐Digital Presentation Student Project*************************************************************************************************************Let’s Connect:EMAIL LIST Get a FREE product that includes 70 teaching strategie
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CCSS:
Make Your Own Test - Student Created Test
This set of test requirements allows students to create a test over unit material themselves. Allowing students to make a test themselves helps them learn the information. The students are required to develop several types of questions. It is a great review activity, or the students could complete this as their assessment over the material instead of taking a teacher made test. It can be used with any subject matter. It can also be used in person or remote.These test requirements include Docume
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6th - 12th
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Person of the Year Close Reading & Writing Response
This is a paired passage set and informative prompt designed to help students prepare for any CCSS writing assessment. There are four text sources on the same topic, a writing prompt (opinion), a planning sheet, and blank lined writing pages that are similar to what students will see on the assessment.
You can used this set for instructional purposes or as a mock writing test. Hope you and your students find it helpful!
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4th - 8th
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US History: The Sugar Act
EDITABLE reading comprehension packet on the causes and effects of the introduction of the Sugar Act to the American colonies in the 1760s. Packet includes key information, pictures for visual learners and reading comprehension questions with space to answer them right on the page.
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7th - 12th
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Thinking Routine Templates: "What Makes You Say That?" explain justify thinking
The Visible Thinking Routine "What makes you say that?" has been the single most effective question I've asked in class (and PD!) Students expand their answers with a justification- from their thinking, or from something they see, heard, or read.Use these slides templates & posters as sign to hold up in discussions, for student participation cards, or interactive responses i.e. on Jamboard! Editable slides to adjust font or your own bitmoji or school mascot 15 slide options/ variationsClose
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Social Media Lesson: Analyzing Perspectives and Takin | Grades 9- 12 | Worksheet
Engage your students in critical thinking about social media with this comprehensive lesson! In this activity, students will analyze different perspectives on social media using political cartoons and data from Pew Research Center. Through this analysis, students will summarize the pros and cons of social media and use information from the activity to take a stance on whether it has a positive or negative impact. This lesson includes:Detailed instructions for the activityPolitical cartoons and P
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8th - 12th
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FRQ Words (Introduction to AP FRQs)
I use in AP Human Geography, but this lesson can be used in other AP courses. Using houses and friends, students are introduced to the task verbs for FRQs and can start learning how to write an FRQ.
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9th - 12th
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How to Analyze a Primary Source
Use this organizer to analyze a primary source in US or Global History.
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4th - 11th
Critical Thinking Rubric for Writing & Projects - Suitable for All Subject Areas
Critical Thinking Rubric for Writing & Projects - Suitable for All Subject Areas
This product contains:
1. Full page Critical Thinking Rubric (original and embellished versions)
2. Lined generic response page with rubric
3. Open prompt page with rubric
4. “Critical Thinking: What Does Success Look Like?” display chart (original & embellished versions)
6 Usable Pages (+1 page - Suggestions for Use)
This rubric provides a clear explanation to students about how to create responses to sh
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6th - 9th
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Mock AP Seminar Test 4
This set of readings is intended to be a mock AP Seminar End of Course Test. It includes both part A and Part B, the rubric as designed by College Board with highlights for both the students and the teacher to use as a guideline, and a key with a suggested argument for part A and a suggestion of themes that may be pulled from the Part B test.
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10th - 12th
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Mock AP Seminar Test 3
This set of readings is intended to be a mock AP Seminar End of Course Test. It includes both part A and Part B, the rubric as designed by College Board with highlights for both the students and the teacher to use as a guideline, and a key with a suggested argument for part A and a suggestion of themes that may be pulled from the Part B test.
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10th - 12th
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Mock AP Seminar Test 2
This set of readings is intended to be a mock AP Seminar End of Course Test. It includes both part A and Part B, the rubric as designed by College Board with highlights for both the students and the teacher to use as a guideline, and a key with a suggested argument for part A and a suggestion of themes that may be pulled from the Part B test.
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10th - 12th
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Primary vs. Secondary Sources Graphic Organizer
Use this graphic organizer to help students recognize the differences and relationships between primary and secondary sources. This graphic organizer can be used with any documents.
Primary vs Secondary Compariosn Graphic Organizer by Olivia Good is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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7th - 12th
World War II Analysis: FDR & the Holocaust
High quality DBQ activity!
Students read primary and secondary source documents taking notes on both sides of the debate: FDR should and could have done more to help European Jews during the Holocaust.
Activity is easy-to-use and is great practice for students to methodically identify relevant evidence, sourcing information, point of view, and significance of historical documents. Worksheets include embedded scaffolds to reduce cognitive load on struggling students. I created this lesson while
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9th - 12th
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Create Your Own Discussion Questions
If you want a simple way to get your students talking in class, then this assignment is the perfect place to start!This product Includes access to:An assignment page with pre-selected question stems from Bloom's TaxonomyAn ideas page for teachers on how to utilize this resource in a variety of subjects
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Not Grade Specific
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Document Based Question (DBQ) Tic-Tac-Toe
Students choose three questions in a row as they explore document-based inquiry. Follow my Pinterest page to get even more inspiration from free education resources like YouTube channels, podcasts, memes, and more. You can also follow eduKateTX on Facebook to receive updates about new releases, product sales, and free Time Saving Tech Tips for Busy Teachers. All products are designed to be used by a single teacher in his/her classroom. Please consider purchasing a license for your department or
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Analyzing Document Based Questions, HIPPO Worksheet
Guide for helping students answer document based questions (DBQs) using HIPPO!
Worksheet includes: 1) the HIPPO acronym for analyzing primary and secondary source documents, 2) guiding questions to scaffold learners' abilities to think like historians, and 3) an easy-to-use graphic organizer for students to record their findings.
Great for any historical analysis activity!
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9th - 12th
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