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Common Core W.9-10.2b lectures
The Necklace, Guy de Maupassant Short Story Literary Analysis, PDF & Google Apps
Use the classic short story, “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant, to teach your students the elements of literary analysis. This two-day lesson plan includes a full-text copy of this public domain story, an 8-question student handout (with detailed answer key, of course), an interactive slide lecture (both Prezi Next and Google Slides versions included) to help your students learn how to analyze text as they connect the author’s setting to the character development of Mathilde Loisel, and an opt
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8th - 11th
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The Legislative Branch: Unit Notes & Worksheets for Government or Civics Class
Make civics informative and practical for your students by using this set of notes and assessments that summarize the main points of the Legislative Branch! I have used this set of notes regarding the Legislative Branch in my 8th grade civics class for many years. This branch of government, which is the largest, can be daunting to summarize and teach. However, I have narrowed down the important aspects so students get the main concepts and you’ll get a complete unit of notes on the Legislative
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7th - 12th
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PUBLIC SPEAKING Course | Semester Speech Curriculum | Communication Classes
Want to teach your secondary public speaking students with confidence? Speech classes are a blast to teach, but only if you're comfortable with the material and the processes. I've taught public speaking at the high school and college levels for 23 years, and I've created the course I wish I'd had when I started.From organizing the course in Google Classroom to assessing formal presentations, this resource has it all. Wondering what to do when you have a sub? I have you covered. Want to know my
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9th - 12th
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Source Synthesizer: How to Pick, Paraphrase, Quote, and Cite Your Source in MLA
Every student loves to express their own personal ideas in their essay writing, but they sometimes neglect the importance of incorporating outside sources. When they do incorporate, there may be some technical errors in the execution. This lesson and worksheet helps students to master choosing and incorporating sources into their own original essays. Here is SPECIFICALLY what you'll find in this product: Topics in the How to Pick, Paraphrase, Quote, and In-Text Cite Your Sources PowerPoint: Over
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8th - 12th
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Blending Quotes (Slide Notes Presentation)
A presentation that you can show your students to better understand how to properly use three different styles of quotes in their analytical writing; run-in, block, and embedded quotations. Includes definitions, examples, and practice identification that can be reviewed as a class!
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9th - 12th
Unit #2: Stage Fright and Speech Preparation - Oral Communication or Speech
This folder contains all you need to teach a unit on stage fright and the different kinds of speechUnit #2 - Stage Fright and Speech Preparation Lecture Slides (Lesson #1 is preview)Guided Notes for Lecture SlidesTED Ed Discussion: "The Science of Stage Fright"Unit #2 Review Game: “Um Actually…”Unit #2 Test - PDF of Google FormEpideictic Speech - 2 Options: My Hero or Pet PeevesRubric for Epideictic Speech - Standards-Based
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Oral Communication Semester Bundle
DOODLE NOTES: Argumentative Essay Writing
This product includes 3 pages of doodle notes that you can fill out together as a class when you are first introducing the argumentative essay. It also includes a suggested answer key to help you fill in the notes. Topics covered in the notes: What is an argument? (pg. 1)The parts of an Argument (pg. 1) Building a Thesis Statement (pg. 2)C-E-R Paragraph Structure (with example) (pg. 3)Types of Evidence (pg. 3)Want more Doodle Notes? Check out my Doodle Notes over the Rhetorical Appeals (logos,
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7th - 12th
Isaac Newton: The Laws of Motion and Gravitation - A Study Guide for gardes 8-12
Discover the genius of Isaac Newton with this in-depth study guide, crafted for students aged 13-17 (Grades 8-12). This guide takes learners on an exploratory journey through Newton's life, his groundbreaking discoveries in gravity and motion, and the development of calculus. Featuring engaging timelines, insightful explanations of the laws of motion and gravitation, and Newton's most famous quotes, this product makes complex concepts accessible and fascinating. It's an essential resource for ed
BUNDLE-Housing Association Argumentative, Persuasive Writing Prompt & PPT Lesson
Description of Writing Prompt in this Bundle:This is a 2-page Microsoft Word Document that helps students learn how to craft the 5-paragraph essay. This prompt features position A and position B. Student writers must decide if they believe it's best to follow the housing association's paint rules -OR- if they believe the housing association’s paint rules are unfair. This worksheet is great as a writing prompt, because students must present an argumentative or persuasive written response. Please
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Unit #4: Researched Informative Speech - Oral Communication or Speech
This folder has everything you need to conduct a unit on writing a researched informative speech.Unit #4 Lecture Slides (Lesson #1 in Preview)Unit #4 Guided NotesUnit #4 Review: “Um Actually…”Group Topic Brainstorm SheetResearched Informative Speech RubricSpeech Peer Review Doc
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Oral Communication Semester Bundle
Martin Luther King I Have a Dream Mapping Analogy: Figurative Language
Great lesson to use with for Black History Month. COMMON CORE ALIGNED: Complete lesson plan guiding students on how to identify, map, and analyze analogies.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Martin Luther King I Have A Dream Malcolm X Close Read Rhetoric Bundle
Metaphor, Symbolism in Alice in Wonderland~PPT Lesson with Questions, Activities
Description of Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll PowerPoint LessonThis is a 11-slide PowerPoint Presentation with 8 open-ended questions/activities. This lesson will help students learn to examine various literary elements used in Alice in Wonderland. Each slide is to be presented within a class discussion of this classic story. Students' answers and written responses will vary. As an instructor, you can either have the students discuss each slide's questions verbally or in written format.Wit
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Essay Breakdown PowerPoints: Teach Introduction, Body, and Conclusion Paragraphs
Each paragraph of an essay is unique in their own way, yet they seem to complement one another. These PowerPoints help students learn and/or review the structure and content that must go into each individual paragraph of an essay. What You'll SPECIFICALLY Find in this Product:4 PowerPointsBuild an Introduction Build a Body ParagraphBuild an Argumentative Body ParagraphBuild a Conclusion ParagraphWhat each lesson does: Defines what goes into each paragraph.Explains how to create each component. G
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8th - 12th
Born A Crime Teacher/Chapter Notes for Part I
Chapter notes that I took during reading Part I of Trevor Noah. I would classify these as teacher notes. I might give them to students who need prenotes or missed class but mostly I used these to display while we read and listen to Trevor Noah reading his novel. I displayed these on the overboard so that students could see to copy them. I focused on chapters, themes, literature devices, and unknown vocabulary.
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Not Grade Specific
PPT Lesson~Narrative Writing, Theme, Characters, Mood, POV for ANY Book or Film
Description of this English Language Arts & Writing PowerPoint LessonThis is a 8-slide PowerPoint Presentation that helps students learn about narrative writing, characterization, and theme in literature. This PowerPoint presentation can be used with any literary text, short story, novel, book, or film your class is studying. Each slide is as follows:Slide 1: Short introductory slide listing the primary topicSlide 2: Slide on storytelling, literature, and writing; students asked the write na
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Argumentative Essay Bundle
The resources in this bundle are all valuable pieces to include in guiding students through a unit on persuasion or argumentative writing, culminating in a full argumentative essay. You'll find presentations introducing the concepts of research and argument, detecting bias in news media, and conducting MLA citation. For further background, there are presentations and practice activities on logical fallacies and how to create solid three-pronged thesis statements. For the argumentative essay, you
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9th - 12th
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Unit #3: Voice and Diction - Oral Communication or Speech
This folder contains everything you need to teach students about the physical nature of the human voice, as well as American perceptions of non-standard English dialects.Unit #3 Lecture Slides (Lesson #1 in Preview)Unit #3 Guided NotesVocal Anatomy DiagramHandout: Commonly Mispronounced WordsKEY: Commonly Mispronounced WordsHandout: “Good Grief! Grammar Matters!”Handout: Nonstandard to Standard EnglishAmerican Tongues viewing guideUnit #3 Review: “Um Actually…”Unit #3 Test - PDF of Google formSp
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Oral Communication Semester Bundle
Introduction to Research Lesson Academic Research Sources Citation Bias
Introduce students to the basics of doing academic research with this interactive, scaffolded lesson. This lesson will engage students through its interactive group research activities and teachers will love this no-prep research lesson. Introduce to students to doing academic research or use this lesson as a refresher lesson on research. Students will learn about the importance of academic sources where to find them, and how to distinguish academic from non-academic sources. This lesson include
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7th - 12th
Informative Essays: A Step-by-Step Guide to Powerful Body Paragraphs
Do your students need more structure when writing their body paragraphs for an informative essay? Are they struggling on how to fill in the spaces on their paper? This teacher guided presentation is an easy to read lesson for students to follow.Includes19 SlidesA Student Color Coded SampleA review slide of the stepsThink/Pair/Share Activity for studentsIndependent Practice that can be modified to any informative essay topicI have personally revised and edited these steps for the last 8 years. Th
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7th - 10th
NO PREP Power Point Lesson on 5-Paragraph Essays~3 Animal/Plant Writing Prompts
Description of ProductThis is a collection of six 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 THREE ESSAY-WRITING PROMPTS:Slide 1: introductory slideSlide 2: instructions on writing the five-paragraph essaySlide 3: example of a prompt question & 3 body paragraphs (or the 3 reasons)Slide 4: prompt on creating a plant with s
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Argumentative Writing PPT
This powerpoint will cover:- What is an argument- What are claims, thesis statements (very basic), reasons, and evidence- What are counterclaims and refutation statementsThis powerpoint follows one example throughout the presentation: Which chain restaurant has the best fried-chicken sandwich? This powerpoint goes into how an essay would be formed, including structure of introduction and conclusion paragraphs using the best fried-chicken sandwich example.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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. 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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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lunar and Chinese New Year Around the World High School ELA Holiday Lesson
Welcome to this Lunar New Year Around the World lesson for high school ELA! This lesson is designed to help students explore the cultural customs of Lunar New Year in China, South Korea, and Vietnam. Through reading, writing, discussion, and research activities, students will learn about the various celebrations and traditions of this important holiday. This multi-media lesson includes videos and songs This lesson is the perfect way to add a multicultural component to your ELA curriculum and is
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9th - 12th
Harry Potter: Point of View Mini-Unit: Creative Writing + Analysis NO PREP 3 Day
Attention all English Language Arts teachers! If you're looking for a creative and engaging way to teach your students about point of view, look no further than the Harry Potter Point of View Mini-Unit Bundle! With day by day lesson overviews, slides, guided notes, writing assessment instructions, outlines, and worksheets, this bundle provides everything you need for a no prep assignment that hits a ton of standards.Over the course of three days, your students will dive into the world of Harry P
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6th - 12th
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