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Free Common Core RI.11-12.7 resources
Finding Credible Sources on the Internet- Slides & Activity for Google Drive
This slide presentation provides an overview of how to find and discern credible information on the internet and the importance of citing credible sources in academic papers and essays. Builds digital literacy with an activity for students to compare articles from two different websites using the CRAP method, independently or together as a class. (Completed activity included on final slide as a teacher time saver!)
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES LIST 4 ALL GRADES K-12 AND SUBJECTS + TEACHER RESOURCE
Sometimes, you just need a list of websites for everyone. Here it is. FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES Put together by Teach Me, Maria!It takes time to gather this information, figure out the appropriate grade levels, and format, maintain, and update this page. All I ask is for an honest review if this list helps you.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Economics Activity: Economic Questions & the Factors of Production | School Gear
The basic concepts of economics are learned in this fun lesson called School Gear! While understanding economic decisions that need to be made, students will form groups and design school gear as if they were going to produce and sell it. Groups are instructed to answer 12 questions as they imagine and create their school gear. Students are also responsible for a visual representation of their gear along with a written description of their products. Enjoy this free download and thank you so mu
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Real-Life Narrative Text - Roberta Bondar - Women's History Month - OSSLT
Explore the biography of female astronaut Roberta Bondar with this real-life narrative text! Evaluate students’ understanding using reading comprehension questions in multiple-choice and short-answer format. This resource is perfect for preparing for the OSSLT, teaching the Ontario Literacy Course (OLC4O), or coaching essential literacy. Suitable for online learning and Google Classroom®!Included with this Real-Life Narrative Reading Comprehension Passage and Questions:✏️ Real-Life Narrative R
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6th - 10th
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Political Cartoon Analysis / Evaluation Handout
This is a handout for students to provide their own evaluation of any political cartoon, past or present. What makes this different than the typical cartoon analysis handout is that this one prompts students to engage in higher level thinking by evaluating the cartoon for themselves. Too often this gets missed. All political cartoonists have messages they are communicating with their own biases and opinions ---so why not have our students enter into the conversation with their own thoughts? This
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8th - 12th
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Free Argument (Rhetorical) Analysis Voting Rights Speech and Graphic Organizer
Use this free rhetorical analysis graphic organizer to help students read and analyze the argument presented in Lyndon B. Johnson’s speech, “Voting Rights Act of 1965" (also called "We Shall Overcome"). The web guides students through analysis of rhetorical features including diction, rhetorical appeals (ethos, logos, pathos), structure, author’s craft and purpose, tone, and central ideas. This scaffolded approach to argument analysis provides an alternative to the widely-used SOAPStone strateg
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8th - 11th
Also included in: American Literature Curriculum - Thematic Pacing Guide - Lesson Bundle
Star Spangled Banner & Francis Scott Key Close Read Leveled Passages Print-n-Go!
ALL STUDENTS WILL HAVE SAME CONTENT, VOCAB, AND QUESTIONS!NILLY DILLY'S STORY CLUB SPECIALIZES IN LEVELED PASSAGES ALL-ON-ONE SHEET—BUY INDIVIDUAL PASSAGES CLICK FOR FREEBIE PASSAGES!You have Full Permission to Digitalize, Google Drive/slides/docs/etc., Share, Modify, or use any other means to send home to your students. It’s yours- ENJOY! Please send me a copy to share with others on here."Francis Scott Key & The Star Spangled Banner" CLICK TO SEE AUGUST 7 PASSAGESINFORMATIONAL TEXT 5 LEVEL
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Not Grade Specific
Research Simulation Task Practice (PARCC/NJSLA)
In this ELA lesson plan, students will practice with grade appropriate nonfiction pieces to determine what the prompt is asking and create a thesis statement. This is great practice for NJSLA or PARCC!
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3rd - 11th
The CRAAP Test (for Evaluating Sources) | Lesson and CRAAP Checklist Handout
This CRAAP Test handout is a short lesson and CRAAP test checklist to support middle and high school learners evaluate the validity of online or print texts. This handout is perfect for most English, literacy, ESL, and social sciences courses, as well as other writing or communication units.Page 1:CRAAP test defined CRAAP test acronym explainedCRAAP test rationale -- why use this method?Page 2:CRAAP test checklist for learners to apply the test to any text of their choosingRelated Products ---"C
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7th - 12th
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Financial Literacy: What Is a Budget? - Lesson Plan, Worksheet, Video Link
Teach your middle and high school students about budgeting fundamentals, financial planning, and fostering responsible money management habits with this engaging lesson plan and worksheet. Links to a fun and engaging video series called "Cash Course" that can be watched in class.
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6th - 12th
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Celebrity Drug Addict Research: The Psychology of Psychoactive Drugs & Addiction
Students will choose a celebrity that has struggled with drug use and addiction. They will research this person to find out what led to their drug use and addiction, their struggle with drug use and addiction, and their recovery, current struggle, or death. They will also research their celebrity's drug of choice to understand the nature of the drug, the effects on the brain, and the effects of long term use. This is a psychology project, so they will focus on the psychological aspects of the dr
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9th - 12th
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How to Write Cornell Notes Lesson
I use this step-by-step lesson to prepare students for the notetaking needs in middle- and high school. The lesson specifically reinforces textbook reading skills, notetaking skills, summarizing, and finally, using Cornell Notes to study for tests.
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7th - 12th
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Public Enemy Fight the Power BET Awards 2020 Performance and Lyrics Analysis
Unit Essential Question:On July 3, 2020, during a summer of protest and uprising against systemic racism and police brutality, The New York Times released an article titled, “Black Lives Matter May Be the Largest Movement in U.S. History.” This was just days after the hip-hop group Public Enemy alongside artist Nas, Black Thought, YG, Rapsody, and Jahi debuted a remix to the 1989 song, Fight the Power. Using the music video for this song, answer the question, “How does the Black Lives Matter Mov
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9th - 12th
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Reading Informational Text Graphic Organizer: A Tool for Students
This is a generic 2 page graphic organizer that can be used with any informational texts you want your students to read. (Common Core Standard's #1-9 for reading Informational Texts are addressed) This organizer guides students in a close reading of the text of your choice.
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7th - 12th
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Free American Literature Thematic Pacing Guide - Teaching American Literature
Are you new to American Literature? Use this free pacing guide! Organized by themes, this pacing guide provides an American Literature course overview, essential questions, Common Core ELA Anchor Standards, links to TED Talks and blog posts, and teaching strategy suggestions. There are also links to blog posts and freebies that you can use to supplement the units. Themes covered include the following: "American Ideals and Voices" "The Search for Equality and Justice" "The American Dream" "Faci
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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12th Grade English Lit Crossword Puzzle
This printable crossword puzzle will keep your seniors busy during those last days of school. Puzzle answers come from 12th grade English Language Arts reading lists. Students must answer clues about The Canterbury Tales, A Farewell to Arms, Great Expectations, The Glass Menagerie, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Great Gatsby, Beowulf, Macbeth, and Hamlet. Plus one poetry-related current event and one seasonal summer question. Two-page, downloadable pdf contains a blank crossword puzzle for printi
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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America The Story of Us Episode 1 REBELS • Free Viewing Guide Worksheet Sampler
America The Story of Us, by the History Channel, is one of the best video series to show for any American or US History class. Teachers love the quality content, and students enjoy the engaging visuals! Certainly considered a classic by now, this series has 12 episodes ranging from the early setters of Jamestown, all the way through September 11th and the new millennium. This viewing guide for episode 1 entitled "Rebels" covers the following information:Survival at Jamestown and the settlers' in
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7th - 9th
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Reading Nutritional Labels
Functional reading comprehension of common life skills environmental print, for special education, autism, or an English language learner classroom. The worksheet is a way to practice reading different variations of nutrition labels commonly found on food containers. It is meant to be used with nutrition labels you have around the classroom.Printer-friendly.
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Not Grade Specific
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The American Dream: from Jay Gatsby to Jay-Z
Engage students with a variety of accounts of The American Dream using this activity that serves as a supplement to The Great Gatsby. After students discuss F. Scott Fitzgerald's message about The American Dream, they analyze four very unique texts:1. excerpt from Jay-Z's memoir 2. text by John Steinbeck 3. article by Ruth Sidel4. song by rap artist Killer MikeStudents use this graphic organizer to detail each artist's view of The American Dream by incorporating quotations/evidence from each tex
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Crows Vs Grade Schooler Article
This document gives information on the brain similarities that the advanced bird species, crows share with human children. The document references parts of the brain, in addition to environmental science terms that might require external instruction to explain to students.
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8th - 12th
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MS-LS2-2
, HS-LS2-8
Understanding Marbury v. Madison
This lesson on Marbury v. Madison provides a comprehensive and engaging approach to teaching an essential concept in American government and law: judicial review. It aligns with multiple Common Core State Standards (CCSS), making it a valuable resource for educators who aim to promote critical thinking and historical analysis in their classrooms.By exploring the historical context, key arguments, and the Supreme Court's decision in this landmark case, this lesson not only enhances students' unde
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9th - 12th
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Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) - "The Yarn Caper" a mini mystery
This is a mini lesson on CER (Claim Evidence Reasoning) that can also be used for exercises of Line of Reasoning/Line of Evidence for AP Classes and general education classes. It contains graphic organizers, a mystery scenario to solve with an original character, and the solution.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Claim Evidence Reasoning: CER Mini Whodunit Bundle - Gnome Swimmer
Analysing Themes & Ideas PowerPoint
Welcome to our presentation on analyzing themes and ideas, specifically focusing on the distinction between summary and analysis. In this session, we'll delve into the critical thinking skills necessary for high school students, particularly those in 11th and 12th grades, to effectively analyze texts, films, and other forms of media. By understanding the difference between summary and analysis, students can elevate their comprehension and interpretation skills to a deeper level.
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10th - 12th
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Financial Literacy: What Is a Budget? - Worksheet
Teach your middle and high school students about budgeting fundamentals, financial planning, and fostering responsible money management habits. Links to a fun and engaging video series called "Cash Course" that can be watched in class. Also, has an associated lesson plan for teachers.
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8th - 11th
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