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Adult education Common Core L.9-10.1 lectures
Colons, semicolons, hyphens, and em-dashes
Google Slides (interactive/Pear Deck enabled)! No prep required! You can view video presentations of these resources here.Teach students about colons, semicolons, hyphens, and em-dashes with these easy-to-use Google Slides presentations! The presentations look at the conventions of use for each punctuation mark in detail.Check questions are placed throughout each presentation to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides co
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Power Point Lesson/Handout-Commas, Conjunctions, Semicolons, Independent Clauses
Welcome! This is an English Language Arts BUNDLE with a Power Point Lesson and a matching worksheet!ā¤ļøDescription of Power PointThis is a 13-slide PowerPoint teaching English Language Arts students how to: correct run-on sentences, use independent clauses, commas, coordinating conjunctions, and semicolons. Students can complete the samples given as you show the slides; they can can practice re-writing the sample sentences given.Each Slide DiscussesSlide 1: discusses run on sentencesSlides 2-3: i
Commas with sentence interrupters and nonessential elements
Google Slides (interactive/Pear Deck enabled)! No prep required! You can view a video presentation of this resource here.Teach students about commas with this easy to use Google Slides presentation!The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions.Included:36 slides including 8 (Pear Deck enabled) comprehension-check questions.Please note: If you do
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Ā How to Use Commas
Simple Compound and Complex Sentences Presentation
Are your students struggling with crafting well-structured sentences? Do they find it challenging to differentiate between independent and dependent clauses? Are they unsure about subjects, verbs, and the complexities of sentence types? Look no further! This comprehensive teacher presentation on sentence structure is designed to clarify these concepts and empower your students to become confident writers.What's Included:1. Independent Clauses & Dependent Clauses:Clear explanation of what ind
Power Point slides of 24 new vocabulary words, SAT level practice
PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONThis is a Power Point Presentation of 24 vocabulary words. This presentation gives the term and its definition, and there are 25 slides. This presentation is meant to be expanded over multiple different English class sessions. These words are appropriate for English students aged 12-18.The following 24 terms are listed and defined in the Power Point:anachronistic, assiduous, demagogue, deleterious, fortuitous, impetuous, intrepid, obfuscate, ostentatious, perfidious, precociou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ELA PowerPoint ~ Fixing Run-Ons w/ Commas, Semicolons, Coordinating Conjunctions
Description of PowerPoint This is a 13-slide PowerPoint teaching English Language Arts students how to: correct run-on sentences, use independent clauses, commas, coordinating conjunctions, and semicolons. Students can complete the samples given as you show the slides; they can can practice re-writing the sample sentences given.Each Slide DiscussesSlide 1: discusses run on sentencesSlides 2-3: independent clausesSlides 4-5: commas, coordinating conjunctionsSlide 6: semicolonsSlide 7: creating in
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ELA Etymology PowerPoint Teaching Lesson-Prefix, Suffix, Root Words, Word Parts
Product DescriptionThis is an English Language Arts & Vocabulary Studies Power Point Presentation for grades 9-12, college level, Adult Education, or Homeschoolers. This presentation contains 6 slides. They discuss the prefixes, suffixes, root words, and word etymology (word origin and word formation). This is a great way to assist your students in breaking down and better understanding more complex words. Each slide is as follows:Slide 1: Introductory information on etymology/word partsSlid
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Teaching Cause & Effect in Writing ~ ELA PowerPoint Lesson w/ Sentence Examples
Description of CAUSE & EFFECT in Writing PowerPoint LessonThis is a 8-slide PowerPoint Presentation that helps students learn about cause & effect in writing. Each slide is as follows:Slide 1: Short introduction of what cause & effect isSlide 2: Description of cause & effectSlide 3: Example/realistic illustration of a cause and effect scenarioSlide 4: Explanation of the how, why, and what of cause & effect; explanation of how the following slides are to be used in the classro
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
5-Paragraph Essay Power Point~Synonyms, Antonyms Explained & 2 Writing Prompts!
Description of ProductThis is a collection of 7 Power Point Slides focused on writing the five- paragraph essay. This English Language Arts presentation is a great resource to teach over multiple writing and composition classes.DESCRIPTION OF EACH SLIDE & THE TWO WRITING PROMPTS:Slide 1: introductory slideSlide 2: instructions on writing the five-paragraph essay's 3 body paragraphsSlide 3: example of a prompt question & 3 body paragraphs (or the 3 reasons)Slide 4: explanation, examples o
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introduction to Rhetorical Analysis
Thank you for purchasing this primary resource and its ancillary materials. I hope that the lesson bundle lightens your burden and provides enriching accessibility to the important concepts and skills for your students to engage and grow as rhetoricians. This video previews the materials.Ā This lesson and its activities are aligned with both the ELA Common Core Standards and the AP English Language & Composition Skills. This resource and its ancillaries are available on Google Slides and Goog
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ELA Vocab Lesson & Assignment: Adulation, Akin, Acumen, Buoyancy, Consternation
Description of Power Point & Matching Worksheet in this Bundle: This is a 9-page PowerPoint & Matching Worksheet focusing on the following vocabulary words: adulation, akin, acumen, buoyancy, and consternation.It is appropriate for ages 12-18 in public schools and home schools; anyone needing to practice vocabulary and terminology can benefit from the multi-faceted worksheet. This can be completed in a single class session or be extended over several formalized classes.****************Th
Teach Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative, Exclamatory Sentences-Power Point
Product DescriptionThis is an English Language Arts & Vocabulary Studies PowerPoint Presentation for grades 9-12, Adult Education, or Homeschoolers. This presentation contains 7 slides. This is a great way to explain the four sentence types. They discuss the four types of sentences: Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative, and Exclamatory. Each slide is as follows: Slide 1: Introductory informationSlide 2: Declarative sentence definitionSlide 3: Examples of declarative sentences Slide 4: Impe
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Subject-verb agreement with intervening elements
Subject-verb agreement with intervening elements (Google Slides [interactive/Pear Deck enabled]) No prep required. Teach students about subject-verb agreement when words, phrases, and clauses are placed between the subject and verb using this easy to use Google Slides presentation! The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions.The presentation c
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Subject-Verb Agreement with Indefinite Pronouns
Subject-verb agreement with indefinite pronouns (Google Slides [interactive/Pear Deck enabled]) No prep required.Use this easy to use Google Slides presentation to teach students about subject-verb agreement when the subject pronoun refers to an unspecified person, thing, or amount.The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions.You can view a vid
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Subject-verb agreement with person and number
Subject-verb agreement with person and number (Google Slides [interactive/Pear DeckĀ enabled]) No prep required.Teach students the basics of subject-verb agreement using this easy to use Google Slides presentation!The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions.The presentation introduces or reviews subjective case personal pronouns, different conj
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Commas with compound verbs and compound sentences
Google Slides (interactive/Pear Deck enabled)! No prep required! You can view a video presentation of this resource here.Teach students about comma usage with this easy to use Google Slides presentation! The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions.The presentation covers standard conventions of comma placement and discusses when to break with
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Ā How to Use Commas
Pronoun Antecedent Agreement
Pronoun-antecedent agreement (Google Slides [interactive/Pear Deck enabled]) No prep required. Use this easy to use Google Slides presentation to teach students about pronoun-antecedent agreement.The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions. You can view a video presentation of this resource here.Included: 31 slides including 10 (Pear Deck en
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
How to Use Colons
Google Slides (interactive/Pear Deck enabled)! No prep required! You can view a video presentation of this resource here.Teach students about colons with this easy to use Google Slides presentation!The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions.Included:21 slides including 5 (Pear Deck enabled) comprehension-check questions.Please note: If you do
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Ā Colons, semicolons, hyphens, and em-dashes
Clear Pronoun Reference
Clear Pronoun Reference (Google Slides [interactive/Pear Deck enabled]) No prep required. You can view a video presentation of this resource here.Use this easy to use Google Slides presentation to teach students about clear pronoun reference.The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions. Included: 16 slides including 4 (Pear Deck enabled) compr
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
How to Use Semicolons
Google Slides (interactive/Pear Deck enabled)! No prep required! You can view a video presentation of this resource here.Teach students about semicolons with this easy to use Google Slides presentation!The presentation has check questions placed throughout to monitor comprehension and ensure student engagement. Answers are provided in the presenter notes beneath the slides containing the questions.Included:17 slides including 5 (Pear Deck enabled) comprehension-check questions.Please note: If yo
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Ā Colons, semicolons, hyphens, and em-dashes
Introduction to Homophones FREE! Commonly Confused Words
A one-page explanation of homophones (words that sound alike), with definition, examples, and a read-aloud strategy for minimizing homophone mistakes. These are commonly confused words such as to/too, there/their/they're, its/it's, who's/whose, and your/you're.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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