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High school ELA test prep research $5-10
Research Project: Outline Organization and Essay Writing: Teen Issues
Self-guided research packet and Google Doc. Perfect for Google Classroom or distance learning!Research and the Research Essay Process is a vital skill for any student in order to be successful through school and beyond. It covers multiple standards and is time consuming to design organization materials and to teach explicitly. NOT ANY MORE!This packet takes students step by step through the research and writing process in 10-15 days (depending on student skill level and in class work time availa
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5th - 10th
Dystopia VS. Utopia Research | Dystopian Stories Activities | Utopian Society
The Dystopia vs. Utopia Research and Writing Project will elevate your dystopian short story unit to the next level! Utopia and utopian communities are the thematic focus of this research and informational essay writing activity.This high-interest research project provides the perfect comparison for the element of dystopia, dystopian societies, and dystopian story settings. The Utopia vs. Dystopia research project and informational writing activity provide an engaging supplement to any novel or
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8th - 11th
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Holocaust RST Writing PARCC/NJSLA PREP
This unit is a combination of research, close-reading, and PARCC-style writing. The students complete a variety of differentiated research activities before writing a Research Task. This unit includes the following:-Research Activity Checklist/Directions-Eight multi-media sources (Texts are provided-images/videos links are provided)-Eight Activities/Questions to complete with the eight sources (with PARCC-style questions)-Research Writing Task Prompt-Research Task Rubric-Four Topic Based Open
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5th - 9th
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Argument Essay: Should teachers be armed?
When providing students with a rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts include topics that were suggested by my high school students.Each packet is designed to mirror the NY ELA regents. This will allow students to get familiar with the format of the test, with issues that personally effect them. However, these packets can be used by teachers across the country who are working with students to introduce a pr
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8th - 12th
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Argument Essay: Is Vaping Dangerous?
When providing students with a rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts include topics that were suggested by my high school students.Each packet is designed to mirror the NY ELA regents. This will allow students to get familiar with the format of the test, with issues that personally affect them. However, these packets can be used by teachers across the country who are working with students to introduc
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8th - 12th
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Argument Essay: Should School Uniforms be Required?
When providing students with a rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts include topics that were suggested by my high school students.Each packet is designed to mirror the NY ELA regents. This will allow students to get familiar with the format of the test, with issues that personally affect them. However, these packets can be used by teachers across the country who are working with students to introduce a pr
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8th - 12th
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Argument Essay: Should college athletes be paid?
When providing students with a rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts include topics that were suggested by my high school students.Each packet is designed to mirror the NY ELA regents. This will allow students to get familiar with the format of the test, with issues that personally affect them. However, these packets can be used by teachers across the country who are working with students to introduc
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8th - 12th
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Slaughterhouse-Five AP Literature Q3 Open Essay Prompts
This collection of AP Literature open response options (question 3, Q3) are perfectly paired to get students to analyze the broader ideas of the novel Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut. Students will get a realistic taste for the AP essay question while still getting to choose between multiple AP level prompts, with the added benefit of providing the teacher variety in what they read as they grade. Teachers could also select a certain prompt for each period if they’d like to edit the document
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9th - 12th
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Argument Essay: Are Social Networking Sites Beneficial to Society?
When providing students with a rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts include topics that were suggested by my high school students.Each packet is designed to mirror the NY ELA regents. This will allow students to get familiar with the format of the test, with issues that personally affect them. However, these packets can be used by teachers across the country who are working with students to introduce a pr
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8th - 12th
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Body Paragraph Graphic Organizer for Literary Analysis
Use this product to help your students expand their body paragraphs beyond 3 sentences. This is geared towards literary analysis and includes sentence stems.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Into the Wild Synthesis Assignment
Students will make their own AP English Language and Composition synthesis prompt for Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer addressing the question "Is Chris McCandless insane for deserting his material goods and running away to the Alaskan wilderness?" Students will find their own five sources using online databases and create an annotated bibliography to explain how the sources could be used to address the question. Students must balance the sources so that the question could be answered from either p
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9th - 11th, Higher Education
Argument Essay: Should Marijuana be Legalized?
When providing students with rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts include topics that were suggested by my high school students.Each packet is designed to mirror the NY ELA regents. This will allow students to get familiar with the format of the test, with issues that personally effect them. However, these packets can be used by teachers across the country who are working with students to introduce a prec
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9th - 12th
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10th Grade Weekly Writing Assignments - Writing Practice
These writing assignments topics are a penalty-free way to get students, who usually do not like writing, to do so without fear of numerous red marks ending up all over their papers. There are a variety of styles of writing, and some even require minimal research to complete. They are graded, primarily, for the amount written on topic. Errors in conventions are commented on, but no points are deducted for them. This has been a very successful part of our curriculum, which starts in 9th grade a
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9th - 12th
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Argumentative Writing/Research Simulation Task/ PARCC PrepPrompts & Sources
This unit contains four highly-relevant prompts for argumentative writing and model Research Simulation Tasks for PARCC Assessments. Topics include: The Danger of Selfies, Is Social Media Harmful?, Do Video Games Contribute To Youth Violence?, and Does Listening to Music While Working Make Students More Productive?
In addition to the prompts for each of the topics, each topic contains links to four different sources (electronic articles, websites, print sources, videos, etc.), a brainstorming
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6th - 9th
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August Wilson's Fences: AP Literature Q2 Prose Passage Essay Prompts
This is a former AP Literature open response essay prompt (question 3, Q3) that is perfectly paired to get students to analyze the broader ideas of the play Fences by August Wilson. Students will get a realistic taste for the AP essay question and you won't have to read through decades of old AP prompts to pick the perfect one for Fences. The prompt is repeated twice on one single page and is formatted in such a way as to print the handout, cut it in half to save paper, and pass out the prompt.
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9th - 12th
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Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness: AP Literature Q3 Open Essay Prompts
This collection of AP Literature open response options (question 3, Q3) are perfectly paired to get students to analyze the broader ideas of the novel Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. Students will get a realistic taste for the AP essay question while still getting to choose between multiple AP level prompts, with the added benefit of providing the teacher variety in what they read as they grade. Teachers could also select a certain prompt for each period if they’d like to edit the document.
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9th - 12th
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AP Language Synthesis Prompt
This editable doc contains nine on-line sources relating to the topic of the effects of violence in media on the attitudes, behaviors, and actions of young people. All nine sources are links to full-length articles, pdfs of research, and a cartoon. The format follows the AP Language template for the synthesis question. You could edit the sources down to just a few; you could divide the class into groups and have one group report out on the article / research, etc. You could also use this as
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Argument Essay: Should a Minimum Wage be Implemented?
When providing students with a rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts include topics that were suggested by my high school students.Each packet is designed to mirror the NY ELA regents. This will allow students to get familiar with the format of the test, with issues that personally affect them. However, these packets can be used by teachers across the country who are working with students to introduce a pr
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8th - 12th
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INTERDISCIPLINARY ELA: 80 AFFIXES COMMONLY USED IN AMERICAN HISTORY
GREETINGS, SOCIAL SCIENTISTS:This set of posters contains affixes that frequently appear on American History, standardized tests. Post them and use them as an alternate word wall in class. Complement these by allowing your students to complete the “Roots of the Day” as a bell ringer or as a closure and overtime, you will examine that your students will retain the roots better than words!THANKS ALWAYS!!!MICHAEL WALKERENTHUSED SOCIAL SCIENTIST
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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William Shakespeare's Hamlet: Two AP Literature Q3 Open Essay Prompts
This collection of two AP Literature open response options (question 3, Q3) are perfectly paired to get students to analyze the broader ideas of the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare. Students will get a realistic taste for the AP essay question while still getting to choose between multiple AP level prompts, with the added benefit of providing the teacher variety in what they read as they grade. Teachers could also select a certain prompt for each period if they’d like to edit the document. Fu
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9th - 12th
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Hamlet "To Be or Not to Be": AP Literature Prose Passage Essay Prompt
This resource is a modified version of an AP Literature Prose passage essay prompt with a selected monologue from Shakespeare. This particular passage is from Hamlet's most famous soliloquy ("To be or not to be") from Act 3, scene 1. Using this resource will have two major benefits: it will cause students to get a realistic feel for the AP literature exam and will reinforce students’ in-depth understanding of a passage from the play you are studying. Line numbers have been added for ease of refe
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9th - 12th
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Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha: AP Literature Q3 Open Essay Prompts
This collection of AP Literature open response options (question 3, Q3) are perfectly paired to get students to analyze the broader ideas of the novel Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse. Students will get a realistic taste for the AP essay question while still getting to choose between multiple AP level prompts, with the added benefit of providing the teacher variety in what they read as they grade. Teachers could also select a certain prompt for each period if they’d like to edit the document. Could b
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9th - 12th
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Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man: AP Literature Q3 Open Essay Prompts
This collection of AP Literature open response options (question 3, Q3) are perfectly paired to get students to analyze the broader ideas of the novel Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison. Students will get a realistic taste for the AP essay question while still getting to choose between multiple AP level prompts, with the added benefit of providing the teacher variety in what they read as they grade. Teachers could also select a certain prompt for each period if they’d like to edit the document. Full
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9th - 12th
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Problem/ Solution Research and Essay Packet: Billionaires
Students will begin by researching the debate on Billionaires, and why so many people are talking about them. Through 2 Ted Talks and 2 Articles they will get to learn how to research in different ways and see a variety of perspectives on a big issue! They will then define what they believe the true problem to be per their research and identify a solution. Through detailed outlines they will be able to write their own 5 paragraph problem- solution essay with direct evidence. Includes: 1 Pre-Rese
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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