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Personal Narrative Essay Writing - Presentation, Graphic Organizers, and Rubric
Personal Narrative Essay Writing - Presentation, Graphic Organizers, and Rubric: Help your students tell a story from their lives using this engaging personal narrative essay writing resource. This lesson includes a detailed presentation, a fun stations activity, engaging graphic organizers, a writing checklist, and a teacher rubric, so you will have absolutely everything to empower your students they need to navigate the personal narrative essay format successfully. Elevate your students' story
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6th - 10th
Verb Moods- Lesson PLUS
Mood of a Verb - including subjective, conditional, imperative, interrogative, and indicative - are presented in this Common Core lesson. Task cards, PowerPoint and more help make this lesson easier to teach- and easier to learn. Check out my reviews. This is my Best Seller!I've tried to make this topic a little snazzy. Generally, students feel that verb moods are a bunch of big words that are not relevant. My goal is to connect a visual with each mood and have students understand each mood thro
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7th - 12th
Also included in: The High School Bundle- Language Arts Lessons, PPTs & More!
Web Graphic Organizer
This was designed for my students to draw the picture or write then a para would complete the other part.
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Most pages are black and white so they can be easily printed or copied.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Ethics and Journalism - Controversial Photos Activity (GRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS)
This packet allows your students to explore ethics and journalism. Through this activity they view three controversial photographs that were taken and published by professional journalists but stirred up controversy due to the graphic content or story topic. This activity is very thought-provoking and engaging. Students view each photograph, read a short paragraph or two about the context surrounding its taking and publishing, and finally analyze each one for the ethical questions it raises and
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8th - 12th
Punto de vista del autor- Point of View Spanish
Este producto incluye lo que necesitas para introducer el punto de vista del narrandor- primera, segunda y tercera persona . Incluye ejemplos y palabras clave.¡Gracias!This product includes what you need to introduce the storyteller's point of view - first, second, and third person. Include examples and keywords. Thank you !*Si este producto le resultó útil, aquí tiene estos dos productos que le pueden gustar para verificar la comprensión o practicar el Punto de vista del autor.Punto de vista- O
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1st - 12th
Ethos, Pathos, Logos Rhetorical Analysis of MLK's "I Have a Dream" Speech
In this close reading presentation of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Martin Luther King Jr.'s I Have a Dream speech, MLK's most famous speech is broken into pieces depending on which rhetorical technique is used. Students can easily follow along with a graphic organizer handout as you explain EPL throughout the speech section by section using the PowerPoint provided. The three distinct colors used throughout this presentation help students memorize which technique is which, and they will even enjoy
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7th - 12th
Ethics and Journalism - Controversial Photos Activity (ALTERED PHOTOGRAPHS)
This student packet with corresponding PowerPoint presentation allows your students to explore ethics and journalism in an engaging 1-2 day lesson on ALTERED PHOTOGRAPHS. Through this engaging lesson/activity, students view three sets of CONTROVERSIAL photographs that were ALTERED or photoshopped by professional journalists, analyzing and arguing whether or not they should have been published in terms of ethics. This activity is very thought-provoking and engaging, sparking lots of debate and di
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Plot, Setting, & Characters PowerPoint and Graphic Organizers, Worksheets
This resource provides a short PowerPoint that explains the parts of a narrative, plot structure, setting, and characters. There are also three different graphic organizers that can be used with any narrative work! There are also leveled pages for both higher and lower students!The 10-slide PowerPoint provides a brief description of the parts of a narrative, what a setting is, what character traits are, and what each part of the plot structure is. This is a simple lesson.The graphic organizers a
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6th - 9th
How to Write an Essay
Are you teaching argumentative, expository, or essay writing? This HOW TO WRITE AN ESSAY product teaches students how to write essays in a systematic way. All materials for the unit are included! Students will learn how to write introductions, how to write body paragraphs, and how to write conclusions. Click here for a Google Slides version, if that works better for you.This product includes:5 comprehensive mini-lessons on the parts of an introduction (hook, background info, thesis statement), p
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4th - 8th
Demonstrative Speech Frame / Graphic Organizer
My students used this graphic organizer to write out their demonstrative speeches! This is by far one of the most fun assignments I have ever given! Feel free to have student record themselves on Flipgrid afterward!
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5th - 12th
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Socratic Seminar Discussion Preparation Handout Template
If you hold Socratic seminar discussions in your classroom, this is a great resource to help students prepare! I've included my own round 1 and round 2 questions that I used in my most recent student discussion, but you can easily delete and edit for whatever text or discussion you are having! This resource is 100% editable and ready to implement in the classroom today! This lesson can be used as a template for any class discussion in a high school English classroom. 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th gr
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Student Discussion Bundle
Odyssey and O Brother Where Art Thou Comparison Activity
This activity allows students to actively compare "The Odyssey" and "O Brother, Where Art Thou?". Page one consists of a chart with partially complete similarities (some are filled in for the movie, some for the Epic poem). Once students have completed this chart, they are prompted to answer a written response question. In this written portion students must compare, contrast, and explore the effect on message. There is also a rubric included for easy grading!
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8th - 12th
Podcast Bundle
My principal came to me weeks before school started asking me if I could pick up an elective course for our huge 8th grade class. I took on the challenge as he said I could make it whatever I wanted to be, so I went with podcasts!These lessons are heavy in listening and speaking standards while also being loose, fun, and creative. There is a variety of podcasts from arguing sides, learning about weird news stories, or discovering new food combinations! Lessons are sold separately at $2.50 each,
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7th - 8th
Introduction to Podcasting POWERPOINT & GUIDED NOTES: Creating an EPIC Podcast!
Ready to cover speaking and listening skills with your students? There's no better place to start than with this 20+ animated PowerPoint with guided notes introducing your students to podcasting! You will teach your students all of the basics of podcasting while preparing them to create their own podcasts in the process! Your classes will learn and prepare to practice skills like writing, editing, speaking, recording, interviewing, researching, and designing. With relatable examples and tons of
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7th - 12th
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Current Events Debate Lesson: Digital Organizer for Debate
Now is the time more than ever to engage our middle and high school students in speech and debate to not only build their listening/speaking and critical thinking skills but also their knowledge of civic engagement and their ability to argue and refute arguments. That, in turn, will also help them learn how to advocate for themselves and others. This activity will immediately help students argue both sides of a topic, particularly if all students in the class participate. The digital handout inc
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6th - 12th
Figurative Language lesson with Prezi and worksheet grades 5-9
Prezi is similar to a power point presentation, but better in so many ways. This prezi teaches students about figurative language. The figurative language covered: similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, alliteration, onomatopoeia, idioms. Pictures, video clips and songs are used to help students identify figurative language.
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*49 slide prezi
*Worksheet that follows the prezi - 4 pages
*Lesson plan
I have used this lesson with 7th and 8th grade students, both mild/m
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5th - 9th
Theme Identification Activity + Practice: Depression Era Art Gallery
This resource includes all you need to review topic vs. theme, and to practice identifying theme using a different media method: art. BONUS: this source also touches on political cartoons and deriving meaning from the satire of the cartoons. Students will practice identifying the topic of a piece and creating a theme statement supported by evidence. Using an art gallery allows students to get moving, have choice in what piece of artwork they choose, and practice the skill of theme identification
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7th - 12th
Cajas de cartón student journal
Double entry journal for students with comprehension questions space to cite a mid and end of unit assignment. All CCSS aligned meant for 6th grade dual language Spanish language arts curriculum. Includes SGB rubrics for mid and end unit assessment.
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6th - 8th
Time Management Templates for A.D.H.D. Middle Schoolers
It’s probably no secret that A.D.H.D. students struggle with time management. Based on my independent research on best practice for coaching children with A.D.H.D., I have come to understand that it's important to help them build routines to tackle executive function struggles. I created four easy-to-use templates to help keep your A.D.H.D. student(s) or even your own child focused and on task as it relates to completing school assignments or even at-home tasks. This resource contains ready-to-p
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5th - 8th
sub plan: letter to sub, schedule template, graphic organizer, behavior tracker
All pages in this product are fully editable, enabling you to customize them to fit your needs. It includes a letter to the substitute teacher with my notes and a blank template, a schedule template with my notes and a blank one, three graphic organizers, and a positive behavior incentive tracker. The substitute plan notes are designed for an elementary math and science teacher. Simply plug in the pages from their science book that you want them to read and the math book pages you want them to w
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3rd - 10th
Godzilla VS King Kong Podcast
My principal came to me weeks before school started asking me if I could pick up an elective course for our huge 8th grade class. I took on the challenge as he said I could make it whatever I wanted to be, so I went with podcasts!This lesson is heavy in the listening and speaking standards while also being loose, fun, and creative. For this lesson, we listened to "Godzilla VS King Kong" by Smash Boom Best on Spotify.While the students listened, they filled out the organizer with what they heard
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Grades:
7th - 8th
Also included in: Podcast Bundle
The Elements of Fiction Grades 6-8: Lesson Plan, Plot Diagram, Group Activity
Energize your teaching of the Elements of Fiction with this student-friendly easy-prep lesson plan: The Elements of Fiction: Grades 6-8: Lesson Plan, Plot Diagram, Group Activity, and Quiz. Whether you're teaching or reviewing story elements with your students, this resource will keep your students engaged through the interactive activities while focusing on the features of a plot: exposition, rising actions, climax, falling action, resolution, theme, the types of characters, narrators, and conf
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6th - 8th
Argument Writing Graphic Organizer + Sentence Frames
Are you having trouble getting students to write argumentative essays where they include all of the parts of the essay? Use an organizer! These help students give more complete answers and help them structure their essays. When they complete their organizer, all they will need to do is copy and paste all of their writing into a blank document in paragraph form.This organizer includes some generic sentence frames to help students structure their answers. You may need to change the sentence frames
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6th - 8th
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News Writing Reporter Brainstorming Sheet
Great reporters always do their homework. This brainstorming sheet helps young reporters break down their story assignments for the Five Ws as well as the "So What" angle. Having a meaningful one-pager for every article works to keep young journalists organized and accountable. There is also space for recording a headline idea, photographer and editor names and deadline dates.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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