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Study Skills Worksheets | Study Skills Activities | Crash Course Worksheets
Want to teach or review study skills in your middle or high school classes but you just can’t find the time? Do you know that explicitly teaching study skills is linked to greater academic success, but you don’t know how to get started with planning study skills activities? Our no-prep study skills worksheet bundle can help you plan and implement engaging study skills lessons. Designed to accompany the free Crash Course Study Skills videos on YouTube, these study skills worksheets help you qui
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Writing Our World™ Basic Units 1-8 BUNDLE
The Writing Our World™ Basic Units include:• 8 Units aligned with the scope and sequence of The Writing Revolution®* Chapters 1-8• 15-minute mini-lessons with teacher directions• Student materials to accompany each lesson• Unit-aligned rubrics and directions for progress monitoring through writing sample collection• Recommendations for incorporating tier two vocabulary instruction • Easily adapted to match the content area curriculum your students are currently studyingThe Writing Our World B
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10 Types of HOOKS (leads/grabbers/intros) Handout / REFERENCE SHEET for students
Included:- single page REFERENCE SHEET for students with a list of 10 types of hooks and an example of each-FOUR different versions of this handout to pick from, with a color copy (for beautiful posters) and black and white copy (for easy classroom printing) of each version (8 total pages)Makes a great anchor chart!
ELABORATE IT! A Writing Game!
Do your students struggle with elaboration in their writing? Do they not know how to add more details, explain their evidence, or expand a thought? This product is for you! This product is a fun and engaging game for students of all levels! Students will practice elaborating random facts that are highly engaging and require no background knowledge or course level! This Resource Includes: *How To Use This Product*A Mini-Lesson Before Play *A Cheat Sheet For Students*Rules For The Game *36 Fun Fac
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Argumentative Essay Graphic Organizer: Brainstorming, Choice Board & Revisions
This is a Google Doc that goes through each step of an argumentative essay. Not only does it go through each paragraph (introduction, three body paragraphs, counterclaim and conclusion), but included is each individual sentence type for those paragraphs. For example, in the introduction is goes over the hook, bridge/ background information, and the thesis.For each body paragraph, it follows closely the steps of R.A.C.E. (restate, answer, cite text evidence, and explain). This is an easy format t
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Ethos, Pathos, or Logos Game w/ ads (Rhetorical Appeals) (Can be used virtually)
A fun lesson/Game to learn the three appeals when arguing/persuading.This lesson goes well with persuasive essays.I use this in a college Freshman Composition course, but this could be used in Middle/High School.* A brief description at first (review) of Ethos, Pathos and Logos.* A game with advertisements to determine if the advertisement is ethos, pathos or logos. * Student answer sheet included for students to fill out.
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Understanding Sentence Structures tips for IELTS / CELPIP Writing
Simple Sentences: Simple sentences are concise and straightforward, making them easy to understand.Example: The internet has played a crucial role in facilitating globalization.Compound Sentences: Compound sentences consist of two or more independent clauses joined together by coordinating conjunctions such as “and,” “but,” “or,” “so,” and “yet.”Example 1: The internet has facilitated global communication, and social media platforms have played a significant role in spreading awareness about glo
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Theme Analysis: Tortured Poets: Taylor Swift Songs
My students LOVED this. They listen to and annotate three Taylor Swift songs: "Thank you Aimee" (edited), "Who's Afraid of Little Old me?" and "Mean." Students look for common ideas, words, motifs, etc. and piece together several common ideas/themes. Students find evidence to support their theme. Students write a short analysis. It leads to a powerful discussion about relevant things the kids face in high school themselves. This includes the entire assignment plus keys if you want students to ch
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Argumentative Writing Prompt (Scholarly Topics)
This product is a Google Document that includes step-by-step instructions for your students to brainstorm their argumentative essay topic. Included: - A choice board with topics that are scholarly, but not controversial. - A video leading students through the brainstorming process- A graphic organizer, helping them decide which stance to take on an issue- A place to decide on what thesis would be AND what their three strongest reasons would be- Modified options for students (links included)This
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Argumentative Essay and Brainstorming Graphic Organizer (Engaging Topics)
This product is a Google Document that includes step-by-step instructions for your students to brainstorm their argumentative essay topic. Included: - A choice board with fun topics (that are meant to be highly engaging)- A video leading students through the brainstorming process- A graphic organizer, helping them decide which stance to take on an issue- A place to decide on what thesis would be AND what their three strongest reasons would be- Modified options for students (links included)This i
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Persuasive Essay Outline Packet
This packet is an excellent resource for students who need to write a Persuasive essay. The topic of focus was "Do Teenagers Abuse their Cell Phone Privileges?". There is a general outline provided at the beginning of the packet so the student has a general idea of what to include in the 4 paragraph essay. Then there are individual outlines provided for each paragraph (i.e. introduction, body paragraph #1 & #2, Conclusion). This packet also provides students with sentence starters for each o
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Pros & Cons Graphic Organizer
We used this in our classroom during a persuasive writing unit, but it could be used for any sort of pros/cons activity!
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Nonfiction (Informational) Writing Bundle
Includes ALL resources to help teach nonfiction (informational) writing!
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Write Wonders Personal Narrative Writing Process Differentiated Elementary ESL
Don't settle for a one-size-fits-all approach to writing instruction. Join the ranks of educators who are revolutionizing the way writing is taught with our differentiated lesson plan. Transform your classroom into a vibrant hub of creativity and watch your students soar as writers! Get started today and unlock the full potential of every learner.The new Write Wonders series is here to provide you with everything you need to teach multiple levels in one class. This product includes 4 different v
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Write Wonders Persuasive Opinion Writing Process Differentiated Elementary ESL
Don't settle for a one-size-fits-all approach to writing instruction. Join the ranks of educators who are revolutionizing the way writing is taught with our differentiated lesson plan. Transform your classroom into a vibrant hub of creativity and watch your students soar as writers! Get started today and unlock the full potential of every learner.The new Write Wonders series is here to provide you with everything you need to teach multiple levels in one class. This product includes 4 different v
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Argumentative Essay Topic Day Light Savings Writing Prompt
Daylight saving time is always tough to bounce back from. Why not save time with this writing prompt that is great to use as a stand alone Argumentative Essay topic or for practice for standardized tests like SAT, ACT, GRE, ELPAC, CBEST, CSET, or GED? Complete with two articles and a test question to get them racing before time is up!
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How to Form an Argument and Thesis
- 12 PDF pages breaking down the process of forming an argument and then forming a thesis - Independent student work- Grades 6-12+- Handout, printable, student resource
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Lesson plan on Essay Writing
A complete lesson plan for a creative way to teach Essay Writing. You can adapt it to fit into your preferable essay (narrative, descriptive, ect.) It comes with a complete lesson plan, essay prompts, a rubric and pintables.
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Well-Developed Written Responses: MEAL Structure
Supporting students (primarily in the middle grades 5-9) with writing well-crafted short responses to prompts is crucial. MEAL structure is an invaluable method of supporting students in acquiring this skill and helps set the foundation for strong essay writing.This set includes:Guided notes (& answer key) to help students create a reference for MEALA MEAL response outline graphic organizer that carefully walks students through writing a well-developed MEAL response (and can also be used as
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Farmhouse Writing Process Posters
These posters are in Rae Dunn font and fit perfectly with a farmhouse or nature classroom theme. This resource has two options to choose from based on your personal style. Options can be viewed by downloading the preview. These posters can be used to display as you teach the writing process or can be use as a clip chart to monitor students’ progress as they complete writing assignments. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *You can also follow me on Instagram for classroom inspiration!HelloMrsHei
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Double Stuffed O.R.E.O. Writing Prompt Template
This product can be used as a tool to help with a persuasive writing unit. It's a piggy back off of the regular O.R.E.O. Which is Opinion, Reason, Example, Opinion. The double stuffed oreo has an extra reason and example so that students can dig a little deeper to share/build a strong foundation for their writing. There is also a space at the top for a prompt, so you can either give students a topic to write about, or they can choose their own!
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Information report structure, example and templates
Information report writing is an important skill. It can be tricky to remember all the features so I've compiled them into an easy-to-use format for your lesson, with features of an information report, an example sheet, and various worksheet styles to choose from which vary in the amount of writing space and prompts given.This resource can be used with minimal guidance for upper primary or early secondary, or with more support for younger students.This resource is an editable Word Doc. for your
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BUNDLE! Argument Writing
WOW! BUNDLE ALERT! In this bundle: A Comprehensive Guide for Supporting Students with Argument Writing, Crafting Crafting Claims, Counterclaims, Reasons, and Evidentiary Support, and Levels of Understanding: A Comprehensive Guide to Successful Task Completion.
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Color Writing- Adaptable for Any Age!
This product can be used with a variety of ages. It is fully adaptable to your needs. The idea of this is that every 'day' (days could be used as multiple lessons, not just one day) will build upon each other so that students are able make full paragraphs. Students will be able to make longer and more descriptive paragraphs.
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