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Common Core W.9-10.1 word walls
Argumentative Writing Vocabulary: Building an Argument Using the CREW Format
These "editable" slides will help students make claims and support them with reasoning, evidence, and a warrant. I use these slides in my 8th grade ELA classroom to introduce argumentative writing vocabulary and model building a basic body paragraph of an argumentative piece. My students write an argumentative essay as a summative assessment to a debate unit, and these slides help students understand the basic building blocks of an argument using the Toulmin Model. A list of useful sentence star
Grades:
7th - 10th
English 9-10 Common Core At-a-Glance, Mastery Checklists, and "I Can" Posters!
This file includes 95 colorful posters for use in revealing English 9-10 Common Core Standards in student-friendly "I can" statement formatting. Laminate these posters and post the objective of the day in your classroom, use them as a standards wall similar to a word wall, or have them permanently posted as a checklist for daily skills assessments.
UPDATED 11/24: File now includes a bundle featuring ELA Common Core At-a-Glance, Mastery Checklists, and "I Can" Statement Learning Target Posters!
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9th - 10th
Secondary Grammar Posters
Created with the secondary teacher in mind, these posters are great tools to keep the basics of grammar in the spotlight in our ELA classrooms while also appealing to our tweens and teens.
Each poster contains the grammar term, definition, and a sentence taken from a YA book as a model.
Short on color ink? Don't worry! There are also blackline masters of each poster!
This poster set includes the following twelve grammar terms:
noun
verb
adjective
pronoun
adverb
preposition
interjection
coo
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5th - 12th
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Citing Text Evidence Posters MLA Format Sentence Starters | Argument
Principals often appreciate when teachers post sentence frames to guide student writing. :) I post these every year. Help students cite textual evidence using these sophisticated flex frames posters. Great for argument, debate, research, and reports in English, social studies, and science. Also create table toppers for easy student access. Build your writers' toolbox! Follow me for more teacher and tutor tools. Happy teaching! Get your weekends back.For the Google Slides, scroll to the end of th
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Also included in: Citing Evidence Posters, Argument Essay Template, & Transitions Bundle
Secondary Sentence Types and Parts Posters
Created with the secondary teacher in mind, these posters are great tools to keep the basics of grammar, sentence types in particular, in the spotlight in our ELA classrooms while also appealing to our tweens and teens.
Each poster contains the grammar term, definition, and a sentence taken from a YA book as a model.
Short on color ink? Don't worry! There are also blackline masters of each poster!
This poster set includes the following sentence-related terms:
subject
predicate
independent
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4th - 12th
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Music Word Wall - Words and Symbols Separate
Enjoy a word wall for your music classrooms! There are 86 posters in total, 49 words, and 37 symbols. The first poster is an example of the word wall. My vision is that symbols or words will be revealed throughout the year. The teacher will present a poster to the class, and students can guess what they think the word/symbol means. This can lead to a class discussion about its meaning in music. You can also have the words or symbols already on the wall, and throughout the year the class can matc
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Not Grade Specific
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High School & Middle School Writing Narrative Essay
This packet includes detailed lesson plans. Students are exposed to narratives through a variety of medians. However, they learn to compose a cohesive, narrative essay the traditional way.Common core standards are provided for each daily lesson.An essay template and a rubric is included.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Narrative Writing Language Arts High School & Middle School
Rhetorical Appeals for ALL! Tried-and-True Techniques
This scaffolded breakdown of the three classic "keys" to persuasion demonstrates the surprising objectivity of persuasive writing. It is, in fact, a skill that can be learned and developed.
Based on my own teaching experience, and that of my teaching team, I have divided the techniques into Level 1 (Easy), Level 2 (Medium), and Level 3 (Hard) groupings. Levels are designed to build on one another. So, in theory, once a student has mastered "Level 1" he/she should be able to move on to Level 2,
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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