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MLA Format - Reading & Writing MLA Citations - Worksheets, Activities, Examples
Teach students how to write in-text citations and references for their works cited page using this MLA format bundle! Scaffold MLA citations step-by-step using the worksheets, games, anchor charts, and activities in this unit. Suitable for online learning with digital worksheets for Google Classroom®!⚡️ Save over 20% with the bundled discount! ⚡️Included with these MLA Format Activities for Reading and Writing MLA Citations:✏️ Works Cited Slideshow Lesson - Google Slides®, Microsoft PowerPoint®
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7th - 12th
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Close Reading Article Review Questions For Any NonFiction Text
Close Reading Questions: Nonfiction Articles Aligned with the Common Core State StandardsNonfiction articles can be used in any content area. Use the handouts to encourage close reading of the passage or article. May be used with any news, feature, informational, explanatory, argument, opinion, editorial, persuasive, narrative, or autobiographical article/text. Explores comparing two texts for compare/contrast. Students will be required to find evidence from the text to support their answers.*LI
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: All of my Reading Resources (Fiction / Nonfiction) Growing Bundle
How to Take Cornell Notes Slides Presentation Note-Taking Practice Study Skills
Learning how to take notes with the Cornell notetaking system is an academic game-changer! Note-taking skills are essential to a student’s success. Enhance your note-taking strategies, whether you write by hand or use a device! This resource includes an informative slides presentation that outlines how to take Cornell notes step-by-step. This notetaking mini-unit will increase students’ ability to recall and to understand new information. Elevate students’ study skills with explicit Cornell not
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8th - 11th
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AVID Life Skills Symposium | Project + Portfolio
When thinking of an assignment to create for the Honors AVID 12 course, I had the option of creating a formative test, timed writing, or novel study. I feel that it is more important to expose my students to life skills that will help them upon graduation, reinforcing practicality. The midterm project was designed to allow students to research information, practice public speaking, assess organization, and time management. May be used for other grade levels and other courses outside of AVID. If
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8th - 12th
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Create Your Own Whodunit Mystery Unit! (Teaching CER and Line of Reasoning)
This is a set of instructions for educators to create their own Murder Mystery / Whodunit scenario for their students to solve. It comes with a set of instructions, planning sheets, optional blank clue cards, a glossary sheet to give to students, Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) organizers, and a CER Rubric for writing for students to use once the project is completed and given.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Nonfiction Article Graphic Organizer- Use with ANY Article!
Includes comprehension and response questions to target Common Core Standards for reading Informational Text. Questions include:Author's PurposeMain IdeaStructureVocabularyStudent ResponseEasy to use and adapt! GREAT for use with Article of the WeekGREAT for a quick sub planGREAT for easy prep after a break
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Podcast Notes Worksheet
This simple and fun worksheet is perfect for in-class listening or an independent assignment! I couldn't find one that I loved, so I made this to suit my students' needs.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Digital Article Poster Assignment (with rubric!)
Download is a Microsoft Document with live links to assignment and resources! This activity was designed to encourage students to become worldly knowledgeable, research unknown topics, and introduce students to different and new ways of thinking. This assignment is designed to encourage students to ask questions, seek understanding, and analyze information in an article.Includes for teachers: -rubric-link to editable Google Slides assignment -exemplar to show/guide students-guide for use in the
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5th - 12th
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HOLOCAUST | CRITICAL THINKING PROJECT | READING COMPREHENSION | PRIMO LEVI
HOLOCAUST | CRITICAL THINKING PROJECT | READING COMPREHENSION | PRIMO LEVIAN ANALYTICAL APPROACH INTERACTIVE OR PRINTThis product focuses on the second chapter of Levi’s book called “The Gray Zone.” It is self-contained with a link to the chapter!!! No prep!!I have taught The Drowned and The Saved several times over the past nine years, and I have found the book is one of the most thoughtful and harrowing I have ever read on the Holocaust. Not only does Levi offer a unique perspective as a surv
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Research Worksheet: Find Gaps in Your Research
Help students think more like researchers! This worksheet is designed to help students self-evaluate the depth of their research. The worksheet provides students with rigorous questions from eight categories to help them approach their topics in a well-rounded way. See the sample questions in the preview above.Ideally, students would use this worksheet after choosing a topic, selecting sources, and taking notes. After completing this worksheet, students would look for sources that fill in the ga
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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THE HOLOCAUST ACTIVITIES, Elie Wiesel, Reading Comprehension High School
THE HOLOCAUST ACTIVITIES, Elie Wiesel, Reading Comprehension High SchoolElie Wiesel: Hope, Despair and Memory GOOGLE SLIDES VERSION (QUESTIONS ONLY)This product is just the slides with the questions!!!! I created this product to go with my complete product but made this a separate item as not everyone has an interactive classroom.THIS PRODUCT IS PART OF THE FOLLOWING BUNDLES:✡ Hope, Despair and Memory by Elie Wiesel WITH GOOGLE SLIDES✡ THE HOLOCAUST GROWING BUNDLEIncluded in this product are th
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Distance Learning - Visual Arguments for AP Language and/or Composition
In our image driven world, it is critical to educate students on the importance of visual argumentation, especially since listening and viewing are part of the Common Core and the PARCC. I teach this concept throughout the year and use this project as a culminating assignment where the students can demonstrate mastery in reading, analyzing and presenting a key issue or theme in their self-selected non-fiction reading choice. It is fabulous way to start conversations, to encourage students to r
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: In Cold Blood Resource Bundle - UPDATED
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