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Argument Writing Vocabulary List
This list can be used to teach vocabulary at the beginning of, or alongside, an argument writing unit. It includes 24 words that are frequently used when teaching argument writing, along with the definitions. The words can be used in a Frayer Model, for flashcards, review, etc... It is a Word document that is completely editable, in case there are words that you would like to add or delete. It could also be tweaked to work for a research paper or informational writing unit.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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How to Organize a Paper
Students often struggle to master the five-paragraph essay structure, which is foundational for the research papers they will write in undergraduate settings. This bundle features20-slide power point lesson (comments for teachers in the notes section)2-page generic essay outline with space for notetakingFlashcards (6 pages/24 cards) All three documents match and walk students through the basic form of introduction, body, and conclusion, with "tips and tricks" for the elements of each. The docume
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Literary Analysis & Argument Essay Reference Cards & scaffold worksheets
Add to your scaffold kit Included here:1. Literary analysis essay reference card- paragraph guides for writing an introduction including a claim/ thesis statement, body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph- perfect to give struggling students for an on-demand essay. 2. Literary analysis essay scaffold worksheet- an essay graphic organizer with sentence by sentence guidelines for a topic sentence, text evidence, and analysis3. Argumentative essay reference card- perfect to give struggling stud
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Argument writing bundle- model essay, counter claim task cards, how to write
Writing Strategies Bookmark
This is a bookmarker that the students can use constantly to remind them of different strategies that they can store in their minds in order to handle any writing prompt on state writing tests or the ACT/SAT. My students swear that this helped them when they were testing because it was burned in their memories.
Grades:
4th - 9th
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How to Organize a Paper Flashcards
Even at the undergraduate level, students struggle to master the five-paragraph essay. These printable, editable flashcards equip them to write an introduction, body, and conclusion, with "tips and tricks" for the individual parts of each:Introduction: attention-getter, context for topic, thesisBody: topic sentence, content, counterargumentsConclusion: restated thesis, review main points, clincherThe 24 flashcards can be laminated and clipped on a ring for quick, easy access! These are appropria
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â How to Organize a Paper
Expository Research Unit Vocabulary List
This is a list of words that students can study during an expository lesson, unit, or activity. This can be done through various activities including writing sentences, drawing images, creating student-friendly definitions, making flash cards, taking a pre/post quiz, etc...
Suggested activities to do with these words:
Vocabulary Activity Bundle
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Expository Research Unit Bundle
Grades:
6th - 12th
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