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Common Core RI.9-10.5 resources for Microsoft Word
Fahrenheit 451 Unit Bundle | Customizable lessons with real world applications
This contains a full unit (between 2-3 weeks) of instruction materials for Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. The notes are designed for use in 9-10 grade courses but contains many editable elements that can bring it to higher levels. The unit is driven by 3 essential questions: What is the effect of technology on society? What value do books offer for our society? How does the media affect our thinking?All notes and assessments help students understand the complexities of the novel and apply these
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9th - 11th
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High School Common Core English Language Arts IEP Goal Bank
This IEP goal bank was created to assist special education teachers with the task of writing standards-based IEP goals in English Language Arts. Speech-Language Pathologists should also find this resource to be useful when creating IEP goals and collaborating with teachers.After spending countless hours developing IEP goals myself and really having to think through how to best individualize goals and objectives for my own students, I wanted to share this resource to help other special education
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9th - 12th, Staff
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Labeling Claims, Counterclaims, & Rebuttals
Before students can write great claims, counterclaims, and rebuttals, they should be able to recognize them in others' writing! In this engaging lesson, students are asked to read three non-fiction texts and find the claim, counterclaims, and rebuttals in each. Students have the "aha" moment that teachers love to see, and they have a lot to say about the topics and varying structures of the texts. This packet can be completed individually, in small groups, or as an entire class. The clear direct
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8th - 12th
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Elie Wiesel Nobel Prize Speech ~ Night Pre-reading activity
Night is the heart wrenching first hand account of Elie Wiesel's internment in the Auschwitz Camp during the Holocaust. In order to truly lead into the novel, it is important to impress upon students that Elie Wiesel spent his life devoted to reversing racism around the globe. Reading his Nobel Prize Acceptance speech will do just that. To accommodate scaffolding, I have included one version that caters to teaching persuasion and rhetorical analysis and a second that asks questions pertaining to
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7th - 9th, Higher Education
Born A Crime: Close Reading and Writing Activities
Digital Learning Friendly ActivitiesEasily uploaded to online learning platforms. Word doc. for easy editing.Close reading and writing activities for Trevor Noah's Born a Crime. These activities provide the opportunity to take advantage of the popularity and appeal of Noah's story especially with the self-proclaimed "non-readers." The activities provide opportunities for students to read closely and analyze the moves of a writer to write their own narratives. Reproducibles Include:Chapter by Cha
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9th - 12th
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Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt
Introduce the concept of rhetorical appeal! Marginal boxes allude to the concepts of Ethos, Pathos and Logos by asking students why Nancy Sherman chooses to use specific supports for her claim. For example, to explain that survival guilt is an indication of a good person, Sherman calls upon three philosophers. Honors classes easily discuss this in relation to ethos and building credibility for the argument, a standard English course would look at this as a call to experts. Along with this, stud
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9th - 12th
Collections: Is Survival Always Selfish?
This is a worksheet that I created that helps students understand what the overall argument is in "Is Survival Always Selfish?" It allows them to break down the different scenarios presented and to summarize them. It provides pre, during, and post reading questions. Objective is included. Please provide a review :)
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8th - 10th
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"The Perils of Indifference" Analysis Text-Dependent Questions and Activities
This resource packet contains questions and activities that guide students through a close analysis of Elie Wiesel's speech "The Perils of Indifference: Lessons Learned from a Violent Century" and a brief comparison with Wiesel's Nobel Prize acceptance speech. The analysis activities are in three parts: close analysis text-dependent questions for the first half of the speech (paragraphs 1-17), instructions for student groups to analyze the second half of the speech independently (paragraphs 18-3
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9th - 12th
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone High School Curriculum
Put together makes up my 7week Harry Potter Unit, written/ used for a group of 11th & 12th grade high school students but easily adaptable for all high schoolers. Included is our 8 week pacing guide following the 2024 fall calendar
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9th - 12th
Social Media Impact Unit
This is a FULL unit based on non-fiction texts concerning the growth of social media and it's impact on the world, people, mental health, etc. The entire unit is editable so you can adjust as needed for your classroom and pacing. This lasts approximately 3 weeks depending on how long you give students for the essay. Everything you need is included!Students will be completely engaged as they watch The Social Dilemma, breaking down how Social Media platforms are manipulating them every day. Some s
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8th - 12th
Isabel Allende - "Two Words" - Magical Realism Mini-Unit
Students of world literature can interact with the Latin American literary world of Magical Realism with this mini-unit. Students will read "Two Words," a charming short story by Isabel Allende, will watch and interact with an interview with Allende, and will read an informational text published in The Independent that uses "Two Words" as the guiding metaphor.
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9th - 12th
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Argument Writing Rhetoric English Unit BUNDLE - 9th & 10th Grade - CCSS Aligned
In this Argument Writing Rhetoric unit for 9th and 10th grade English, students will look at a variety of mentor texts and analyze them using SOAPSTone (Subject, occasion, audience, purpose, speaker, tone) graphic organizers. This Rhetoric Unit asks students to use the texts as mentor texts, answer analysis questions, and create a variety of projects from posters and interviews to one pagers to demonstrate their learning. Included in this Argument Writing Rhetoric English Unit for 9th & 10th
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9th - 10th
"Warriors Don't Cry" by Melba Pattillo Beals: A Study Guide
"Warriors Don't Cry" by Melba Pattillo Beals: A Study Guide is based on the Abridged, Student Edition.Recently revised, expanded, and updated.Includes:1. Historical background to desegregation in Little Rock and the Little Rock Nine;2. In-depth questions on each chapter that guide the reader to a deeper understanding and appreciation of the book. The questions are designed for group discussion in class, but they can be used for homework, self-study, groups, formal presentations, written answers,
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8th - 11th
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Introduction to Poetry - Whole Unit - Over 20 Poems!
Corresponding PowerPoint Presentation Saved to Google Drive!Daily Step by Step Lesson PlansPerfect for Distance Learning or Printable PacketsPoetry allows for a unique format of written word that can be accessed on a variety ofplanes. As such, it allows us as teachers to correct that false notion that many students hold toward reading: it's boring. Over the course of my years, I have told many students that if reading is boring, they are doing it wrong. It was with that idea in mind that I creat
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7th - 10th
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Bundle of 9 Florida Grades 9/10 F.A.S.T. Practice Texts/Questions
Bundle of NINE different texts/text sets with 10 questions each, all aligned to the F.A.S.T. assessment blueprint. Answer keys are included. Great practice for any standardized test!Each of these texts/questions are available individually for $1.99. Buy all 9 for just $14.99, a savings of almost $3.00.Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe ShelleyELA.10.R.1.1 4 questionsELA.10.R.1.2 2 questionsELA.10.R.3.1 1 questionELA.10.V.1.2 1 questionsELA.10.V.1.3 2 questionsThe
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9th - 12th
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Gettysburg Address: SOAPSTone Activity
From Electric English...This is a template to analyze Abraham Lincoln's "The Gettysburg Address" using the SOAPSTone method :) Sometimes, it seems to me, there is an acroynym for everything.... Lol. I know, I know, but SOAPStone is actually a really effective tool for helping students understand their reading. It asks the students to consider the speaker/writer, the occasion, the audience, the purpose, the subject matter, and the tone of a piece. It can be applied to fiction or non-fiction, and
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9th - 12th
Template: DIDLS
From Electric English...
This is a template for the DIDLS method :) It asks the students to consider the diction, images, details, language, and syntax of a piece and then use that information to determine attitude and tone. It can be applied to fiction or non-fiction, and all kids benefit from its organization. This is typically an AP strategy, but I think that's a bunch of bologna... I use it for all of my classes and all of my students; it takes a little longer with some classes versus other
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9th - 12th
Teen Vaping | Reading Comprehension & Analysis Passage | Informational Text
This nonfiction, informational text addresses the trend of teen vaping ("juuling"), the appeal to teenagers, and the potential harmful effects such as nicotine addiction. Students will read the article and answer critical thinking and discussion questions about this informational text. Skills covered in the questions include: ✅ Analysis of word choice/rhetoric ✅ Understanding new words in context ✅ Comprehension of an informational text ✅ Analysis of an informational text ✅ Forming an opinion
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7th - 10th
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Florida Grades 9/10 F.A.S.T. Test Practice Questions - Sisyphus Myth and Poem
9 questions (1 with parts A and B for a total of 10 questions) about the myth of Sisyphus and the poem Sisyphus and the Ants by Jennifer S. Flescher using language seen on the Florida F.A.S.T. assessment and aligned with the Florida B.E.S.T. standards and Florida F.A.S.T. assessment blueprint. Great practice for students before taking any standardized test.
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9th - 12th
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Warriors Don't Cry Chapter/Quiz questions for entire book
This assignment contains comprehension and analysis questions for the classroom edition of Warriors Don't Cry by Melba Pattillo Beals. There are 10-15 questions (a mix of comprehension and analysis) for each chapter (18 chapters total), along with a "words to know" vocab section for each chapter. I used this unit with an inclusion low-level 9th grade reading class, so the questions are fairly straightforward and literal. These questions could be used for a reading check, for exit slips, or for o
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6th - 10th
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Autopsy: Age of Revolutions, Part I
The students will be looking into a specific Age of Revolution and will be researching major themes provided. The students will be depicting this through an autopsy project where the students will be drawing a person him/herself or someone from that time period with the themes surrounding the person. Students have autonomy on who they want to draw as long as it adds to the project. This assignment is created to be fun, creative, and most importantly… informative.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Autopsy: Age of Revolutions
Florida Grades 9/10 F.A.S.T. Test Practice Questions - Susan B. Anthony
9 questions (1 with parts A and B for a total of 10 questions) about Susan B. Anthony's speech after being arrested for voting in 1873 and the Women's Rights Convention at Seneca Falls Declaration using language seen on the Florida F.A.S.T. assessment and aligned with the Florida B.E.S.T. standards and Florida F.A.S.T. assessment blueprint. Great practice for students before taking any standardized test. Both texts are included and questions ask students to evaluate the texts individually and c
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9th - 12th
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Rhetorical Appeals | MLK's "What Is Your Life's Blueprint" Analysis
This rhetorical analysis of one of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's most famous speeches will help your students place concepts of rhetoric in an authentic context. Six months before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's assassination, Dr. King delivered the a speech to students at Barrett Junior High School. This resource contains abbreviated version of the speech (with a link to listen to the full speech on YouTube) along with questions for rhetorical analysis and critical thinking. Concepts covered: ✔️ spea
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8th - 12th
ELA Test Prep Standards Based Questions - Reading Questions Review
Use these 10 snapshot assessments to prepare your students for mastery of the standards. This resource is great to prepare your students for the state test and all questions are standards based. With your purchase you get a total of 10 texts/excerpts and 55 multiple choice questions and 1 short response.This reviews:CharacterizationPoint of ViewPurposeWord MeaningToneSource TransformationDelineating ArgumentsComparing ArgumentsThemeCentral IdeaDevelopment of Ideas**After I uploaded the document
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8th - 12th
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