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Oral communication Common Core W.5.1b resources
A Person I Admire Guided Planning for Essay or Talk Preparation
This pack guides students in a focused study of a person a student admires or looks up to. Quick print, low-prep!Includes...Materials for starting discussion around the concept of admirationPlanning and research sheets in questionnaire formatBody biography diagram and guided promptsAccompanying PowerPoint...plus a previous version with editable Word documents and Google forms.You might also like...Six Word Memoir | Icebreaker | Differentiated | Middle and High SchoolPeer Assessment Carousel | Es
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5th - 8th
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Inventions Project Based Learning | Digital & Printable | Google
Who doesn't dream of creating your own invention and making tons of money on it? What better way to get students to use real-life skills such as reading, math, writing, speaking and listening skills than with this high-interest, engaging Create Your Own Invention project? With this project, students will get an opportunity to design their own invention and try to persuade their audience to invest in their product. This project-based learning activity is designed to supplement your practical livi
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2nd - 5th
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If You Had $100 to Donate: Persuasive Writing
The ready-to-use printables in this download are all you need for an engaging, persuasive writing activity. *This lesson requires students to: 1) research a charity or service agency, 2) create a rough draft with detailed information about a self-selected service organization, and 3) draft a persuasive paragraph to be read aloud to the class. Students do online research to identify a charity of their own choice. Next they locate specific facts and details from which they draft a persuasive
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3rd - 8th
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Persuasive Writing Unit | Collaborative Learning Task
Opinion Writing BundleCollaborative Simulation LessonsThese two opinion writing mini lessons are the epitome of collaboration through court room stimulations for two very well known stories. Both mini lessons follow an identical sequence, reinforcing persuasive writing techniques in a fun way.Students will work together to prove their "innocence" creating alibi's and answering probing questions. Discover for yourselves, through creating the scenarios, suspect profiles, taking notes as a detectiv
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3rd - 6th
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Student Debate Outline
This debate outline helps students walk through the steps of preparing for a debate. It includes spots to record their debate question and claim, 3 pieces of support/evidence, a rebuttal, and a conclusion. This can simply be a writing activity, or used to plan for an actual classroom debate about any topic!
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2nd - 5th
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Who Stole the Cookie? Persuasive Writing Unit
Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar? A Persuasive Writing TaskThe truth is now out. One of you stole the cookie from the cookie jar. Yes YOU! Discover for yourselves, through creating the scenarios, suspect profiles, taking notes as a detective and voting for a mock jury, who the culprit was. A perfect addition to any persuasive writing unit with a nursery rhyme that has been sung, arguably not fully, for many years.What's Included?A lesson plan sequence to support teachersBrainstorm templa
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in:Â Persuasive Writing Unit | Collaborative Learning Task
Public Service Announcement Project
Do your students enjoy creating? This project allows students to examine issues and create a public service announcement. Students will use multimedia techniques to enhance mood and help hold viewers' attention. This resource provides you with a breakdown of daily activities that can easily be adjusted to meet your time needs. Students are given possible topic ideas, planning guide, sources and facts page, narrative planning page, storyboard, project checklist, rubric, and a reflection page.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Way of the Warrior Kid 2 Marc's Mission: Writing Unit
Through the development of a Warrior Kid Leadership essay, students practice the expository and persuasive writing process while writing about the central theme of leadership in the story. These 12 writing lesson activities build on the previous day's writing skill and include helpful tools such as graphic organizers, sentence starter banks, and brainstorming webs. Activities cover topics such as creating a thesis statement, supporting a thesis, elaborating on ideas, organization, and creating a
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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