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Common Core W.11-12.1 task cards
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God Worksheets, PowerPoint, Task Cards
Help your students make sense of Jonathan Edwards's famous Puritan sermon, Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, with these fun and engaging activities. The files in this bundle can help you create or freshen up your unit or lesson plans.
Included in this bundle:
• 24 figurative language task cards on the sermon with answer keys
• A 10-slide introductory PowerPoint that includes activities
• Two vocabulary activities
• A smartly-designed two-page extract of the sermon, perfect for annotating
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9th - 12th
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Transitional Words and Phrases Task Cards
Teaching transitional words and phrases? Amp up the fun and proficiency level in your classroom with this comprehensive set of Transitional Words and Phrases Task Cards. These (32) Common Core-aligned task cards cover additive, adversative, causal, and sequential transitions. Task Cards can be analyzed in pairs, groups, or whole class instruction. Answer key included. A fun, effective instructional tool and alternative to boring worksheets! Bonus: Go green! Laminated task cards can be used
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Transitional Words and Phrases Bundle
Healthy VS. Unhealthy Friendship Activities and Scenario Cards for Teens
Do you shake your head in disbelief when you see your students behaving poorly towards their friends? This resource is a great way to support your middle and high school teenagers in being able to recognize the difference between healthy friendships and unhealthy friendships! Friendship skills are the basis for positive, healthy, and constructive relationships for young adults. This resource offers multiple approaches such as: interactive group activities, scenario cards, worksheets, and guided
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Coping Skills and Strategies for Stress and Anxiety - Stress Management
Teens and young adults can often struggle to identify the difference between healthy and unhealthy ways of dealing with stress and anxiety. This activity provides an opportunity for students to explore and identify 268 healthy and unhealthy ways to cope with unwanted stress and anxiety. This resource includes:• Interactive Step-by-Step Activity• 134 Healthy Ways of Coping With Stress Cards• 134 Unhealthy Ways of Coping With Stress Cards• 9 Blank Cards • 2 Ways of Coping With Stress Signs • 1 Sm
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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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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Fact and Opinion Task Cards
Fact and opinion is a concept often addressed on standardized tests. Make sure your students are prepared with these (40) engaging Fact and Opinion Task Cards that can be analyzed in pairs, groups, or whole class instruction. Answer key included. A fun, effective instructional tool and alternative to boring worksheets! Bonus: Go green! Laminated task cards can be used year after year. My task cards are ready to use; no gluing required! Like Task Cards? Like PowerPoints? Try the Teach & R
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: ELA Jumbo Task Card Bundle - Volume 1
Claim Task Cards (C-E-R Practice) for Middle or High School
Are your students struggling with writing claims? Maybe you're just looking for a fun way to teach the C-E-R writing framework in your class? These 24 two-sided task cards will turn your students into claim pros whether they're learning face-to-face or virtually!Students will identify, evaluate, and create original claims using these task cards. Throughout these 24 two-sided cards, students will have to look at, analyze, and think about claims from multiple angles. The best part is that once the
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9th - 12th
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Evidence Task Cards (C-E-R Practice) | Printable & Digital
Are you looking for a fun way for your high school students to practice evidence? Maybe you just need an easy and out-of-the-box method for reviewing the C-E-R (claim, evidence, and reasoning) framework? These printable and digital evidence task cards are the perfect review!This set of task cards allows students to brainstorm evidence ideas, match appropriate evidence to differing tasks, evaluate strong and weak evidence, and more. With these 24 two-sided cards, you'll have an activity you can u
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9th - 12th
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Supplementary Romeo & Juliet Fun Activities: Task Cards & Close Reading Passages
All focusing on the question of “What is Love,” the 14 different stations included will get your students excited about learning when they examine diverse sources. From a Ted Talk to the ideas of ancient Greek philosophers, from a column from The New York Times to writing from 12th-century France, this resource will take your students far and wide.You’ll love the common core aligned activities because your students will be working to strengthen their skills. Your students will love the tasks b
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9th - 12th
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Reasoning Task Cards (C-E-R Practice) | Printable & Digital
Are you looking for a flexible way to teach reasoning to your students? Maybe you just need a way to review C-E-R writing that doesn't involve a worksheet or a paragraph-writing activity. These reasoning task cards offer teachers flexibility and students a hands-on activity!These 24 double-sided reasoning cards will have students identifying, evaluating, and studying reasoning. Through a variety of question types, students will have to consider what makes for good reasoning. You can use these ta
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9th - 12th
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Revision Task Cards for Argumentative Writing
Use these task cards to guide students through the revision of their argument essays for ideas, organization, word choice, voice, fluency, conventions, presentation, and academic integrity. Revision is often one of the most challenging steps in the writing process, but this resource makes the task interactive, collaborative, differentiated, and reflective.Depending on how you choose to incorporate them, these task cards can be used for modeling with exemplars, working with partners, working in
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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100 Bell-Ringer Paragraph Writing Journals with Task Cards
100 bell-ringer writing prompts to practice writing paragraph structure. A paragraph-structure checklist and scoring rubric for self- or peer assessment are included. This resource is ideal as a paragraph structure writing practice for ESL/ELL learners. 100 speaking and/or writing prompt task cards are also included. The bell-ringer writing journal contains an editable worksheet, so you can include a different writing prompt of your choice. However, please note that not the entire document is no
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: The ESL Teacher's MEGA Bundle for The Entire School Year
Would You Rather Wednesday - Full Year of Weekly Thinking Warm Ups (Grade 6-12)
MIDDLE SCHOOL and HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS! This pack includes a full year of weekly warm ups asking the age-old question "Would you rather...?"These weekly warm-up cards are a great way to spark discussion, encourage critical thinking, and prompt journal writing. They are formatted as question cards that can be cut out and laminated! These questions are also a part of my 135 Writing Prompts For Middle School and High School collection. (In that collection, they are included as a list only, and
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6th - 12th
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Organizational Writing Patterns Task Cards
Students will automatically become better writers if they understand text structure, a skill often found on standardized tests. Ensure their comprehension with (40) engaging, CC-aligned, Organizational Writing Pattern Task Cards that address all five text structures: Compare and Contrast, Cause and Effect, Problem and Solution, Sequence/Order, and Description using real-life writing scenarios. Answer key included. Task cards are an effective instructional tool and great alternative to boring
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: ELA Jumbo Task Card Bundle - Volume 2
Writing Revision Task Cards (Argument, Literary Analysis, Narrative) Bundle
Use these task cards to guide students through the revision of their narrative, argumentative, and literary analysis (informative and explanatory) writing. Students revise for ideas, organization, word choice, voice, sentence fluency, standard English conventions, presentation, and academic integrity (argument and literary analysis only). Revision is often one of the most challenging steps in the writing process, but these task cards make the task interactive, collaborative, differentiated, an
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Adult ESL Comparing & Contrasting English Grammar & Writing Lessons Bundle
Do you need to teach comparing and contrasting to your adult ESL students or high school ELL newcomers? Grab these no-prep lessons with worksheets and activities! This comes with two complete grammar lessons, a paragraph writing unit, and task cards. Bonus file: a Comparatives Board Game!There is no childish clipart, and the topics are geared toward older learners to increase engagement. Students practice comparing and contrasting using all skills: listening, speaking, reading & writing. Wa
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Literary Analysis (Response to Literature) Task Cards for Grades 9-12 {CCSS}
Challenge your students with these great multi-part, critical thinking questions about fiction. You can use this with any piece of fiction that you've read in class, so you'll be able to use it over and over, and hopefully, for many years! There are 40 cards total:8 for plot8 for characterization4 for setting4 for point of view2 for theme2 for symbolism4 for style & tone, and 8 for different types of literary criticism, including reader-response, biographical, formalism, historicism, psychol
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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"Long Way Down" Bundle one-pager/choice board/WebQuest/DOK Task Cards
Welcome to an engaging and comprehensive resource for teaching Jason Reynolds' gripping novel, Long Way Down. This product is designed to facilitate deep comprehension, critical thinking, and creative exploration of the text through a variety of activities suitable for middle and high school students.Included in this Resource:1. One-Pager Project: Students will creatively represent their understanding of Long Way Down through a one-page visual summary. They can incorporate key themes, characters
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10th - 12th
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Types of Writing Elements - Sorting Cards
Types of Writing Elements - Sorting Cards This resource will walk you students through the different elements of each writing type. You can use it as an introduction lesson or a review lesson. A recording sheet and answer key is provided. Narrative, Informative and Argumentative Sample Narrative Elements: imagery, descriptive words and detailswritten to entertain thoughts and feelings (mood)includes a resolution to a problem Sample Informative Elements: written in a formal stylethesis statement
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5th - 12th
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Writing Theme & Thesis Statements: Pre-Writing Activity for Literary Analysis
⭐ Getting ready to assign that first literary analysis essay of the year? How to prepare? That is the question that plagues many of us. Sometimes outlines just won't cut it! Look no further. I have a created a great pre-writing activity for your middle or high school students that includes writing theme and thesis statements, and reading the text closely in a number of ways using task cards and graphic organizers.⭐ You will get the following:15 TASK CARDS with prompts based on the following cate
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8th - 11th
Author's Purpose Task Cards
Author's Purpose is a reading and writing skill often found on standardized tests. Make sure your students are P-I-E certified with (40) engaging Author's Purpose task cards that address persuasive, informative, and entertaining texts. An effective instructional tool and alternative to boring worksheets! Bonus: Go green! Laminated task cards can be used year after year. My task cards are ready to use; no gluing required! Like Task Cards? Like PowerPoints? Try the Teach & Reach Bundle for
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Common Core Writing Skills Task Card Bundle
Discussion Task Cards Taking Risks (Comfort zone) Speaking/Writing
These thematic conversation/writing prompt task cards contain questions about taking risks/stepping out of one's comfort zone. Use these cards for speaking and/or writing activities. Ideal for ESL/ELA students. 2019 UPDATE: Fonts updated.Please note that this thematic task card set is part of my thematic unit on taking risks: Thematic Unit: Taking Risks (Growth mindset) - Competency-based & Differentiated⭐The set includes: 12 questions about taking risks/stepping out of one's comfort zone (o
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8th - 11th
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Shakespeare's Macbeth Unit Google Slide Notes Every Act & Scene ELA
William Shakespeare's Macbeth Complete Play Unit Google Slides Notes for British Literature Classes: This massive, common core aligned resource includes 172 Google slides that are the ideal, no-prep companion to teach your high school classes every essential aspect of Macbeth. These editable and interactive slides include information on the Renaissance, the Globe Theater, Shakespeare's life, Literary elements of Tragedy, and Scene by Scene Notes over every essential element of the play. Whether
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Macbeth Unit Mega Bundle: Slides, Exam, Projects, Sub Plans, Posters ELA
End of Year Activities - Problem Solving Writing Prompts and Bell Ringers
Keep students focused with these 52 problem-solving writing and discussion prompts that encourage students to think critically about real-world situations and prepare for adulthood and life beyond high school. The prompts can be used as bell-ringers or task cards, or for learning stations and cooperative learning. Suggestions for use and teacher instructions are included.These are perfect for engaging students and teachers with “senior slump” during the last days of the school year, and student
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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