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Adult education writing-expository internet activities
Claim Counterclaim and Rebuttal Counterargument 360 Digital ELA Escape Room
Make learning exciting! Counterclaim 360 Digital Escape Room and Google Slides Workshop. Students journey through medieval villages, castles, dungeons, and cool 360 scenes to learn how to write flawless counterclaims. This resource is packed full of activities, puzzles, games, sound effects, clues, and escape codes.❤ **STUDENTS DO NOT NEED A THINGLINK ACCOUNT**Students will learn:The purpose of writing counterclaimsWhere to place the counterclaimTo know the oppositionHow to introduce the count
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
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Citations and Cite Sources for Research Essays
Updated to Edition 8 citations!
An 18 page, easy-to-follow, illustrated, quick-start guide on how-to build a BIbliography/Works Cited page using Easy Bib, an online citation builder website. Are you tired of repeating directions for how-to build a Bibiography/Works Cited page and how to properly cite research resources? Then, this is just what you need to help students visualize and work through the process! Includes:
How-to build citations using any online citation site
Differences between B
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Middle-High School Paraphrasing and Citation Activity, Writing and Research
Teachers and/or Parents,As we know, far too many kids think it's OK just to copy and paste material straight from the Internet and hand it in as their own these days. With this product you will help show them otherwise and give them invaluable practice restating simple ideas in their own words.Simply put, this product will kick-start any unit you would like to teach on the writing process. Content-area teachers tell you can show your principals that you are doing your part to support school read
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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60 High-Interest Persuasive Essay and Research Paper Topics
Each of these topics comes in the form of a question that students can react to immediately; hence they make excellent prompts for on-demand, in-class, timed essays. At the same time, any of them could be used as a springboard for a fully developed research paper, one requiring time spent exploring--and documenting--support for the writer's position. They also make excellent topics for informative or persuasive speeches that you might assign.One of the guiding criteria for this list is that it b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Writing Prompts for Critical and Reflective Thinking
This bundle provides writing prompts for both critical and reflective thinking across various subjects: science, financial literacy, Black History, and life skills. It is an ideal collection for independent study and end of the semester activities.
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10th - 11th, Adult Education
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Making Adjustments for Audiences Lesson & Activity
Before beginning to write, students need to make sure they know who they are writing for. Many students struggle with being able to adjust their tone, content and vocabulary to meet a specific audience without sounding condescending or superior. For this activity, students need to work as small groups (chosen or teacher assigned) to discuss their given topic and who is their intended audience. Each topic has two vastly different intended audiences provided and students must consider basic infor
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Internet Research Activity: Facts to Support Claims and Counterclaims
Introducing our ELA Research Worksheet: Empower your high school or middle school students to excel in English Language Arts! This engaging worksheet prompts students to select a topic, harness the power of the internet to gather evidence, and craft three compelling claims while skillfully addressing one counterclaim. Foster critical thinking and research skills with this essential tool for academic success. Elevate your ELA classroom today!Printable Activity / Worksheet. PDF - File FormatAnswer
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Exploring Careers
This packet is designed to supplement a career unit. It includes:
*Job Scan activity: An internet search activity that allows students to scan several different jobs in different career fields (3 pages)
*Resume template--Students write their own resumes with the provided template
*Cover letter templates--Students practice writing a cover letter and learn what elements to include in their letters
*Business letter template/format--Students practice writing a mock business letter to a prospec
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Resilience Journal (Part I): Digital Interactive Notebook - Distance Learning
Resilience Digital Journal: Part 1 of 2Purpose:Created as an Expository Reading & Writing resource, this eJournal includes nonfiction stories & accompanying writing prompts with real life / real world application, & with personal introspection as the intent.Description:Nonfiction stories of resilienceCurated from OptionB.orgWriting prompts to compliment each storyCustomize the prompts as you wishGreat for:Distance LearningSomething purposeful, timely, & introspectiveOnline Learni
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Resilience Journal (Part II): Digital Interactive Notebook - Distance Learning
Resilience Digital Journal: Part 2 of 2Purpose:Created as an Expository Reading & Writing resource, this eJournal includes nonfiction stories & accompanying writing prompts with real life / real world application, & with personal introspection as the intent.NOTE: Some stories contained in this journal include topics pertaining to: eating disorders, death/grief, anxiety, depression, etc.Description:Nonfiction stories of resilienceCurated from OptionB.orgWriting prompts to compliment e
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bibliography Workshop
Students use www.easybib.com (or a similar site) to create a bibliography using the provided information for ten different sources. The types of sources include book, article in an anthology, lecture, article from a database, dictionary definition, etc.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Olympic Sport Outline and Writing Activity
Use this outline and writing activity to have students research and write. The internet would be a great place to do the research. The outline contains important information about the sport. There is a writing template to go with this expository writing piece. It's great for any time of the year, but particularly during the Olympics (summer or winter).
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Animated Stickers/GIFs on Essay Organization-- Distance Learning
What are they?I created original animated stickers/GIFs that focus on organizational elements in essays. The gifs/animated stickers include parts of an essay, where to place topic sentences, how to write a topic sentence, how to organize an introduction, a body paragraph, and a conclusion. Click here to preview and get one of the GIFs in this pack for FREE!Why should I use them?Animated stickers/GIFs are all over social media and students use them on a daily basis, With transparent backgrounds,
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Shark Attack Journalistic Writing Prompt
This activty requires students to comple a four paragraph newspaper article about an acutal shark attack. Students are provided with a least of actual shark attack victims or survivors. They must research the story of the attack and write a journalistic article about the attack including quotes, images, and a header.
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
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Summarizing New York Time DocOp videos
This activity is used to help students with summarizing skills. I use this as students begin the research process because it helps understand how to use examples in their writing. Also, viewing the videos provoke a lot of discussion in the classroom. The students write one paragraph summary and one paragraph as a reaction to the videos.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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My Barcelona; Design Your Own City Tour
This is an exercise and assignment for any class, history, geography or even an English class. Develop a 5 minute walking tour of one of the many splendid neighborhoods of Barcelona !!!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Easy Way To Write Your First Ebook
Many people who have never sat down to write an actual article think that writing as a craft is simple. You just start with one word, and you follow that with another. It's also usually all in your native language. How hard can that be, right?Well, once they start to write, they may find that they don't have a clue about where to start. If they've never written an e-book, they may not understand how to properly organize their thoughts so that enough information is conveyed in an easy and highly
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Website Validity Comparison
This handout provides two website URLs for students to explore. Students answer a series of questions about the websites and then decide which of the two sites is a valid source for researching and which website is a hoax. Students are required to look "beyond the basics" to come up with the correct answer.
See also: Website Validity Key
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Animated Sticker/GIF on how to write paragraphs--Distance Learning
What is it? I created an original animated stickers/GIFs that focus on how to write and organize a body paragraph. This is one of the GIFs that is included in my pack of GIFs on essay organizationWhy should I use them?Animated stickers/GIFs are all over social media and students use them on a daily basis, With transparent backgrounds, this GIF can be used to spice up a Google Slide or PowerPoint lesson on Organization. Creating engaging content is even more important now with distance learning
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Incorporate Technology- Use Google Drive with Students
How to use Google Drive
With Students!
step by Step Instructions
-Collaboration
-Adding Pictures
-Using the Research tools
Simple Instructions with PICTURES of each step to get your students using Google drive.
You can attach these instructions to book reports or other writing assignments to get your students to incorporate technology in the process of their writing!
This is a great teaching tool that brings the instructions down to a younger level.
I use it with THIRD GRADERS!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Election Research
I use this with my GED class in order to research the candidates for the 2016 election. The students have to identify the current Republican frontrunners, choose a couple additional candidates, and then compare them all based on views. They then have to choose between their top Republican candidate and the Democratic frontrunner. This could be reused as frontrunners change before the election!
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Black Boy - Writing Richard's Resume
Students will review Richard's varied work experiences and goals in order to create a functional resume for him. This activity is an awesome way to review the text, understand the protagonist, and practice the real-world skill of resume writing.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Discussion Board Tips & Tricks
Here is a guide for high school and college students who are using discussion boards. It includes samples, tips for success, and a rubric.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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