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10th grade other (ELA) lessons
Speed Debating Engaging Persuasive Activity: Practice Ethos, Pathos, & Logos
Looking for an engaging way to practice ethos, pathos, and logos? Want to practice debating in preparation for a formal debate? Just want to have some FUN and hit the listening and speaking standards? Feel like challenging your students to think fast on their feet? Don't know what else to teach tomorrow?Look no further, because this is it. I am not exaggerating when I say "Speed Debating" is the BEST lesson I've ever taught. It's one of those activities that is so student-directed that you, as t
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7th - 12th
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Ethos, Pathos, & Logos in Advertisements Question Trail: Engaging Activity
Spice up your lessons on ethos, pathos, and logos with this engaging question trail activity that will get students up and moving around the room. This activity gives students practice identifying the rhetorical appeals in adA question trail is an activity comprised of different multiple choice “stations” or “spots.” These questions are posted throughout the classroom. At each station, students answer a multiple-choice question. Each answer (a, b, c, or d) will send the students to a different s
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Question Trails GROWING BUNDLE: Engaging Activities
10 Propaganda Techniques Mini-Unit, Secondary ELA Education, Google Slides
This propaganda mini-unit has everything you need to teach your students about persuasive techniques used in advertising and media! The zip file includes:-PowerPoint AND Google Slides link (newly added!)-Student notes outline (to go with slides)-Internet scavenger hunt activity-Identifying propaganda techniques in news headlines activity (with answer key)-Flash cards (printable foldable template)-Colorful classroom propaganda poster-Quiz with answer keyMy students really enjoy this unit! If yo
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7th - 12th
My One Word: A Creative, Digital Reflection Activity for ELA Writing Practice
AN OVERVIEW:This lesson is designed to help students both set goals for the future and reflect on their past. This lesson is two parts: one, students will write and reflect, and two, students will design a piece of digital art to use as a desktop or cell phone wallpaper. THE LESSON:Students begin with a written reflection activity in class. This student handout is prepared for you and editable on Google Docs. This can easily be printed or assigned through Google Classroom (or other LMS plat
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8th - 11th
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Illuminated Letters - High School Art Lesson - Middle School Art Lesson
Make graphic design and lettering fun for Middle or High School Art or ELA students with this engaging illuminated letters project! Students will use the creative process to create letters through the use of different mediums such as pencil, ink, and color. Illuminated letters allow students to explore positive and negative space in their composition. Teach your students by using a step-by-step process to create thumbnails and other decorative elements. Students will love being able to apply the
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6th - 12th
Blackout Poetry
This Powerpoint was created to help students visualize how to create a Black Out poem. It also includes some pretty incredible examples. Included are step by step instructions that have been utilized in my own classroom, so I know it works and students LOVE IT! This activity can also be used as an end of the year lesson or activity. You show them what to do, and then sit back and facilitate their work.Looking for a digital version? Check out my updated Digital Blackout Poetry as well!
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4th - 12th
Email Etiquette - How to Write an Email Lesson, Activities, and Assignments
Email Etiquette is an important skill for students to master, and these email writing lessons, activities, and assignments will teach your students everything they need to know about how to write an email! Students will learn everything they need to know about the common email conventions, email mechanics, the parts of a professional email, and much more.Beyond obtaining a wealth of practical tips for writing emails that sound professional and that serve a direct purpose, students will also com
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6th - 12th
Sketchnotes in the Classroom: Note-taking Lessons for Students
Transform low-key lessons into critical thinking opportunities by introducing sketchnotes in the classroom. Sketchnotes are a note-taking strategy that allow students voice, choice, and creative thinking. With sketchnotes, students are encouraged to think critically, make connections, and visualize structural organizations for what they are learning. Sketchnotes are an interactive strategy you can use when students are:listening during a discussionthinking about a podcastlearning during a lectur
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7th - 10th
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Substitute Teacher English Emergency Lesson Plans and Binder for Supply Teachers
Substitute Teacher English Emergency Lesson Plans and Binder for Supply Teachers: As a teacher, we all know that sometimes a day off of work is more work and planning than actually going in! This resource will take the pressure off, and will let you rest up and get better rather than frantically trying to put together lesson plans, procedures, forms and schedules for a substitute or supply teacher. This resource includes an editable substitute binder, plus four detailed lesson plans and resour
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7th - 10th
Ramen Noodle Summarizing and Cow Cud Paraphrasing | Nonfiction Text
Are your students having trouble with summarizing and paraphrasing? Students plagiarize often because they don't know how to perform those two processes correctly. If they know how to do it, they'll be more likely to take the time to try during the research process. This two-lesson, ten-handout resource builds on Marzano's research about the value of using analogies to help students connect with content. Examples and practice exercises are funny, relevant, and teen-oriented.These two lessons are
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: AP English Language & Composition Synthesis Essay Bundle - AP Lang Exam
Using Images Correctly: A One-Day Lesson
Students use images all the time, but do they use them legally? Ethically? Correctly?
Too often, the answer to all of those questions is no.
This lesson teaches students how to correctly use images in their printed and digital products: images that they place on written pieces, presentations, videos, posters, e-books, and other projects.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Types of Sentences : Simple, Complex, Compound and CC Sentence Structure
This lesson shows secondary students how to identify the different types of sentence. Students will notice that each structure signals differing relationships among ideas, as based on the Common Core Standard 7.1.b .This lesson brings FUN to this challenging topic. I have included: # a PowerPoint, # a lesson plan (with activating strategy, vocabulary, exit ticket, etc.), # a graphic organizer# worksheets# FIVE activities, # a quick quiz, # a vocabulary list # answer keys and # a Your Turn exit
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6th - 11th
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Also included in: Mega Store Bundle #1
The Truman Show (1998) and Plato's Allegory of the Cave: Common Core Aligned
This product introduces the movie, The Truman Show, by recounting the key details of Plato's Allegory of the Cave. The story is adapted and condensed for the students. I have also included a video link to the EDTed Talk video that explains the allegory. The story will provide a paradigm by which to view the film for the class. After the introduction using Plato's Allegory of the Cave, the students will then watch the film and answer 17-questions. After the film, the students are asked to make 3
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9th - 12th
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TED Talks in the Classroom: Teach students to be inspirational speakers
TED Talks are an excellent and engaging way to expose students to strong public speaking skills. This in-depth unit will explore TED Talks, teaching students how to become a better public speaker. The unit culminates in students delivering their own TED Talks! You will be amazed at your students' abilities to capture an audience!
The unit includes:
1. TED Talk Assignment Sheet: A detailed explanation of the final speech.
2. Rubric: A comprehensive rubric to help you grade your student. Cl
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8th - 12th
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Analyzing MUSIC VIDEOS Vol. II
***For a PREVIEW of this pack, download this FREE lesson plan for analyzing the music video for ‘Hall of Fame’ by the Script feat. will.i.am.***Music videos can be an amazing teaching tool in the English Language Arts classroom. Students love music and by using current music videos you will grab their attention and pique their interest. However, more than that: they can be a great foundation for teaching almost every area of the English curriculum. For example:• Music videos can be used to teach
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8th - 11th
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AP English Language & Composition Basics Curriculum - Units and Lesson Plans
Looking for a leg up on AP™ Lang? This bundle offers the eight basic instructional resources needed to build an AP™ English Language & Composition (AP™ Language or AP™ Lang) course. Lesson plans are detailed and specific and ready to teach. All eight are included in Angie's large AP English Language & Composition Curriculum BUNDLE, but you just may not need all 50 of those resources. ContentsFour full units, one two-week project, and a curricular alignment document are included in this b
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10th - 12th
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Speaking Lesson on Posture & Movement: “The Seven Sins of Speaking”
Use this lesson as a way to break down what a good public speaker looks like and prevent common mistakes in your students’ speeches! This activity can be flexibly used before any speech assignment of your choosing and is appropriate for a variety of grade levels, especially if students aren’t performing where you think they should for public speaking skills. This gradual release lesson starts with a PowerPoint of 7 “sins” or don’ts in speaking (including things like swaying, nervous fidgeting, e
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7th - 10th
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Figurative Language in Winter/Holiday Songs Question Trail: Engaging Activity
Practice identifying examples of figurative language in winter/holiday songs with this engaging question trail activity that gets your students up and moving around the room. All songs are winter/secular holiday songs that do not mention Christmas or other specific holidays, so this activity is inclusive and appropriate for all students.A question trail is an activity comprised of different multiple choice “stations” or “spots.” These questions are posted throughout the classroom. At each statio
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5th - 10th
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Phonological Awareness Packet: Phoneme Segmentation, Substitution, & Deletion!
This 45 page bundle of activities targets the development of Phonological Awareness.Included:Phoneme Deletion Initial Sounds: Teacher FormPhoneme Deletion Ending Sounds: Teacher FormPhoneme Deletion Initial Sounds: PicturesPhoneme Deletion Initial Sounds: WordsPhoneme Deletion Ending SoundsPhoneme Substitution: Teacher FormPhoneme SubstitutionsPhoneme Segmentation Assessment (Pre & Post)Phoneme Segmentation Teacher FormPhoneme Segmentation (2 Phoneme Words)Phoneme Segmentation (3 Phoneme Wor
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PreK - 10th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Orton-Gillingham: Complete Bundle, 700+ Pages! ($200 value)
Analyzing MUSIC VIDEOS Vol. I
***For a PREVIEW of this pack, download this FREE lesson plan for analyzing the music video for ‘Hall of Fame’ by the Script feat. will.i.am.***Music videos can be an amazing teaching tool in the English Language Arts classroom. Students love music and by using current music videos you will grab their attention and pique their interest. However, more than that: they can be a great foundation for teaching almost every area of the English curriculum. For example:• Music videos can be used to teach
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8th - 11th
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Writing a Research Paper Complete Unit - High School - Outline - Project -Speech
Want to make the research process manageable for high school students? This seventeen-lesson unit walks students (and their teachers!) through the research process via a real-world assignment, a researched persuasive speech that each student will deliver to the class and turn in as an MLA-formatted paper. In order to meet the diverse needs of learners, all materials are provided in both PDF and Google Slides, and the Google Slides include digital source cards and note cards.Ways to Use this Uni
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9th - 12th
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Journalism Activities & Lessons Bundle: Beginning & Advanced Students
This bundle for Middle School and High School aspiring journalists contains 15 journalism activities that are sold separately in my Journalism Custom Category. I have digitally enhanced each product in this bundle so you can use it in a regular classroom situation or for remote/virtual learning. Teachers, you may purchase them all for a discounted price here, instead of purchasing the separate pieces.Included areJournalism Syllabus - Beginning and Advanced ClassesJournalism Whole Course Year Ove
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9th - 12th
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The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas Introduction Lesson | Printable & Digital
This lesson is a quick way to introduce Angie Thomas's The Hate U Give to your class--in person or virtually. This Google Slides presentation covers background information referenced in the novel, as well as the basic premise of Tupac's T.H.U.G. L.I.F.E. and its influence on Angie Thomas. This Google Slides presentation is meant to set the stage for your The Hate U Give Unit. Students will build their background knowledge by learning about some of the history of black activism, as well as recent
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas Whole Unit Bundle | Printable & Digital
Visual Aids Lesson: Making & Using Better Slideshows in Public Speaking
Are your students giving you Death by PowerPoint? Staring at the screen instead of the audience? Turning in presentations that look more like an outline than a TED talk?This one-day lesson breaks down the what, why, and how of creating more engaging slideshows for school and the adult world. Use this before your next speech or presentation assignment! A great launching point for CCSS SL.5, your students will be ready for your next project; this lesson explains different types and philosophies f
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7th - 12th
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