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High school ELA test prep research pdfs
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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Robots and Society Research Project and CER Writing Activity for STEM
With the advancement of technology, robots are playing an increasingly important role in our society. Give your students a chance to take part in this timely debate and explore the impact of robots on human society. Students will gather information from text and video sources. Then they will craft an argumentative essay using the CER format.Get all the Intro to Robotics resources here and SAVE!The lesson meets science, reading, and writing standards. Students begin by gathering evidence from a v
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7th - 9th
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Nonfiction Article with Questions - Spooky Story - Reading Comprehension Teens
This nonfiction unit includes an engaging article with comprehension questions and uses a structured approach in developing students’ critical thinking, writing, and discussion skills! Students read a spooky story about Pocatello High School (a school that’s allegedly haunted), answer higher-level thinking questions, and make text-to-self and text-to-world connections through writing. Students will next work in groups to "investigate" their own allegedly haunted place by selecting a location wi
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7th - 10th
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Writing S.O.A.P: Aristotles 5+ Paragraph Persuasive Essay
Based on Ray Salazaar's Article, "If You Teach the 5-Paragraph Essay--Stop It", uses College Board and Common Core Standards to guide students through building a well-written persuasive essay. Whether 5-paragraphs or 50-pages,the format works for fact or research based papers.
Includes
Chart
Checklist
Definitions
Writing Guides
Examples
Peer workshopping component
Extra Resources: Links to Sample Essays...
16 interactive slides to guide students through the research writing process: thesis w
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Middle School Reading Comprehension | Conspiracy Theories | Grades 7-10
Discover the captivating world of conspiracy theories with this comprehensive and engaging middle school reading comprehension resource, designed specifically for teenagers. Unravel the mysteries behind popular conspiracy theories while enhancing research skills, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration.Curriculum-Focused LearningMy resource aligns with key curriculum expectations, ensuring a valuable learning experience for students. Dive into these educational areas:Research Skills:
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Middle School Reading Comprehensions and Activities - Bundle - 15 Vols
Finding Proof-Text Evidence-Inferencing-Reading Comp/K-Pop Bands/CCSS
The Prove It Or Lose It product line is perfect for your 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade ELA classes, as well as for providing support to your struggling 9th and 10th grade readers. This color-coded-text-evidence product teaches close reading and supports students in vocabulary development, making inferences, making predictions, finding text evidence, supporting their answers in using that text evidence, and synthesizing information without a lot of laborious writing, without inundating stud
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6th - 9th
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CCCS PERSUASIVE ESSAY PROJECT ON HOMELESSNESS
This persuasive essay writing prompt will increase student awareness of homelessness in America while teaching how to write a well-supported persuasive essay. The essay prompt includes: A link to a youtube.com video about a homeless camp in Lakewood, NJ; a writing prompt form with a suggested paragraph organization, a prewriting form, a variety of facts and statistics that will help students form an opinion on how to deal with homeless camps in America. The supporting details are presented in tw
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9th - 12th
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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Argument Essay: Are energy drinks hazardous?
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 introdu
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8th - 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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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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Student-Friendly AP English Language Synthesis Essay Rubric
ALIGNED WITH THE 2019 CED AND EXAM CHANGES!Give students a leg up on the AP™ English Language & Composition synthesis essay (Question 1 on the AP™ Lang exam) by teaching them to think like trained readers. This rubric takes the multiple-page 2019 revised synthesis rubric and translates it into a simpler one-page matrix. A printer-friendly version of the rubric is included as well.This rubric is included in the 44-page unit Read 'em and Weave: The AP English Language Synthesis Question, which
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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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Argument Essay: Should standardized testing be abolished?
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 introdu
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8th - 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
Should the COVID-19 Vaccine be mandated for workers?
When providing students with a rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts includes 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 p
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8th - 12th
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Distance Learning The Value of Educational Technology: A Source Based Argument
This product is a FULL writing prompt with various uses. It could be a timed writing in a Computer/Technology or English class; a springboard for a Socratic Seminar, a preliminary way to read scholarly articles with a particular purpose in mind, an assessment, or practice for the PARCC research simulation task (RST). It includes the prompt, seven sources excerpted with MLA citation as well as a exemplar student model.Related ResourcesAnimal Testing Source Based ArgumentMandatory Drug Testing So
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8th - 12th
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Should wearing masks be mandatory? (Argument Essay)
When providing students with a rigorous curriculum, educators need engaged topics to keep students motivated and on task. This series of argument essay prompts includes 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 p
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8th - 12th
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Argument Writing - The Basics
This process has been very successful with my students. It allows them to gather information from both sides of the argument, document their findings, and walks them through a step-by-step process to create an argumentative essay. In line with Common Core and Missouri Learning Standards.
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6th - 9th
Timeline of a Superhero Activity
Help you students analyze the history of a Superhero with a timeline! Students will select a superhero, research their creation and development over time, and design a timeline to illustrate their findings!Great introduction to a Superhero Graphic Novel or Comic Unit! Activity includes instructions and rubric.
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7th - 10th
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