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Holidays ELA test prep outlines for Microsoft Word
Daily Teaching Schedule
This daily teaching schedule is a great way to stay organized at-a-glance! With this editable template you can type in your plans or print it out to hand write the plans in day by day!
Fonts used:
AG Boss Lady by Amy Groesbeck
KG Blank Space by Kim Geswein
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Not Grade Specific
Informative Essay Outline - Bing, Bang, Boom Method
This fill-in-the-blank outline in an invaluable aid to students as they begin to write informative essays. The outline uses the bing, bang, boom method to help students convey their ideas in a clear and concise manner. Check out my informative essay Power Points for more on bing, bang, boom!
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7th - 11th
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House on Mango Street Themes - Study Guide
This is an awesome study guide for the themes in House on Mango Street. It includes not only a list of themes, but vignettes that correspond with each theme. Great study tool for students! Perfect for a theme-related project! Great for a teacher resource while reading the novel!
**Connects with House on Mango Street Resources:
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**Connects with Theme/Note-Taking Guide
Connects with the following resources for the Final Vignette-Writing Project:
1. House on Mango Street Final
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in: House On Mango Street Bundle
Argumentative Essay: Fill-in-the-Blank Outline (Graphic Organizer)
Argumentative Essays are important to an ELA curriculum because they are a focus of the Common Core Standards. This resource is a generic outline that can help middle school student organize an argumentative essay on any topic.
On the left side, there are prompts which match up to corresponding, color-coded blank spaces on the right side, where students can craft the bones of their essay. Below each paragraph's outline, the student is prompted to turn their outline into a paragraph. The packet
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Claim - Counterclaim Graphic Organizer - NYS Common Core Regents
This 1-page document is a graphic organizer outline for a claim - counterclaim essay. While this is helpful for practice for the New York State Common Core Regents, it could be especially helpful for anyone work on an argumentative essay or research paper. Thanks for your interest!
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Argumentative Essay Graphic Organizer (Common Core!)
This graphic organizer was created to assist students in the completion of an argumentative essay. These essays are the new component of the Common Core English Regents Examination, and most students are unfamiliar with the format (as we have been Critical-Lensing them to death!).
This organizer maps out a 6-paragraph essay: Introduction, 3 body paragraphs with reasons and evidence, a counter-claim/rebuttal paragraph, and a conclusion. There are also small boxes for students to brainstorm trans
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Grades:
9th - 12th
NYS ELA Regents Part 2 Argumentative Essay Outline for ENL students
Color coded ELA Regents Part 2 Argumentative Essay Outline for ENL students in multiple languagesArgumentative Essay outline for New York State Regents Exam for English as a New Language Learners
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: NYS ELA Regents Exam for ENL Students Bundle
Black History Report Outline and Rubic
This product includes 4 worksheets of guided questions to help a student write a report about a famous African American. It includes 2 worksheets for book and website references and a rubric to score the finished report.
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3rd - 6th
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FSA Writing Cheat Sheet For Students
This is an outline I created for my students to use when writing their essays. It aligns with the FSA writing rubric.
There is an outline for informative and an outline for opinion.
My students put this in their writing binder as a resource and refer to it when writing, revising, and peer editing.
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Grades:
4th - 5th
POW TIDE Essay Outline Writing Paragraphs
Using POW TIDE, students will be able to answer simple questions on this outline that will allow them to transfer their answers to paper as an essay with an introduction, conclusion, and body paragraphs. Great for Opinion/Informational Essays which will be assessed on TNReady Part 1 this year.
**Updated: two different outlines to choose from. Outline with questions and answer lines give limited space, new outline has boxes to write in with guiding questions above each box.**
5 paragraph outline
Grades:
4th - 8th
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"Thank You, Ma'am" by Langston Hughes: Mini-Unit
"Thank You, Ma'am" by Langston Hughes is a short story that your students will become interested in right from the beginning. Included in this 6-day mini-unit: daily detailed lesson plans, engaging activities, and a paragraph task to complete the story. Pages include: getting to know Langston Hughes, an agree/disagree activity, journals, conflict review and practice (with answer key), plot diagram practice (with answer key), a mini-lesson on theme, and a paragraph-writing task (with a graphic or
Grades:
7th - 10th
NYS ELA Regents Part 3 Essay Outline for ENL students
ELA Regents Part 3 Essay Outline for ENL studentsCentral Idea outline for New York State Regents Exam outlined for English as a New Language Learners
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: NYS ELA Regents Exam for ENL Students Bundle
Tuck Everlasting Character Change and Development Essay Writing Assignment
Editable! This essay assignment asks students to write an essay informing the reader as to how Winnie changed from the beginning (before being kidnapped), middle (while she was with the Tucks), and end of the story (after she returned home). It has an outline with bullet points for what students need to include in each paragraph, as well as excerpts (2 for the beginning, 2 for the middle, and 2 for the end) for the students to choose from and include text evidence in their essay.
Grades:
4th - 6th
Tuck Everlasting Character Change Development Essay Writing Rubric
Editable! This rubric scores students on their lead/hook, thesis statement, elaboration, craft/word choice, ending, capitalization and punctuation, and grammar and spelling. The scores are either 1, 2, 3, or 4 and there are spaces to write strengths and next steps.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Informational/Expository Essay Graphic Organizer
Editable! This graphic organizer has sections for the introduction (hook, background information, thesis), body paragraphs (topic sentence, evidence, analysis, closing sentence), and conclusion (restated thesis statement, summarize main points, look to the future).
Grades:
4th - 6th
Argumentative/Persuasive Essay Writing Checklist for Students
This checklist allows students to check off "Not Yet," "Starting To," or "Yes! I'm done!" for each of the following categories:-Structure: overall, lead, transitions, ending, organization-Development: elaboration, craft-Mechanics: spelling, punctuationFor each category, there is also a box for the teacher to write next steps.This product is editable!
Grades:
4th - 6th
English Language Arts/Reading Sixth Grade "I Can" Statements for Common Core
RECENTLY UPDATED! I have added the correct abbreviations for each strand as dictated by ODE. Per customer request I have also added "I Can" before each strand and underline the verbs in each strand that dictates the action students need to master. This checklist is made to be a tool for teachers!
This six page document has all of the "I Can" Strands and Statements for the new Language Arts/Reading Common Core! My team uses these for lesson plans and posts them on the unit tests. As part of reva
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6th
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Compare and Contrast Essay Handouts
Compare and Contrast Essay Handouts – This WORD document includes two handouts, two sample essays, and an essay activity. The brainstorming handout encourages students to find subtle, legitimate points of contrast by focusing on broad similarities first. The outline handout models the basic format of the four paragraph compare and contrast essay. The essay activity, which could be broken up into paragraph-stations, asks students to place the sample sentences in the correct order. These Essay
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Primary School Lesson: President's Day Escape Room Activity: Outline/Rationale
Objective: To encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills among primary school students through a President-themed escape room.Escape rooms are inherently captivating and foster active participation. By incorporating President's Day themes, students are likely to find the lesson enjoyable and memorable.Primary School Lesson: President's Day Escape Room OutlineRationale/Outline/Vocabulary/Clues
Grades:
K - 8th
Also included in: Primary School Lesson: Holiday Escape Room Outlines BUNDLE
Primary School Lesson: St. Patrick's Day Escape Room Activity: Outline/Rationale
Objective: To encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills among primary school students through a St. Patrick's-themed escape room.Escape rooms are inherently captivating and foster active participation. By incorporating St. Patrick's Day themes, students are likely to find the lesson enjoyable and memorable.Primary School Lesson: St. Patrick's Day Escape Room OutlineRationale/Outline/Vocabulary/Clues
Grades:
K - 8th
Also included in: Primary School Lesson: Holiday Escape Room Outlines BUNDLE
Primary School Lesson: Valentine's Day Escape Room Activity: Outline/Rationale
Objective: To encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills among primary school students through a Valentine's Day-themed escape room.Escape rooms are inherently captivating and foster active participation. By incorporating Valentine's Day themes, students are likely to find the lesson enjoyable and memorable.Primary School Lesson: Valentine's Day Escape Room OutlineRationale/Outline/Vocabulary/Clues
Grades:
K - 8th
Also included in: Primary School Lesson: Holiday Escape Room Outlines BUNDLE
4th-6th Grade Lesson: Understanding the True Effects of the California Missions
Objective: The primary goal of this lesson is to provide fourth-grade students with a comprehensive understanding of the true effects of the California Missions on various aspects of Native American life and culture. By exploring historical sources and engaging in critical discussions, students will develop empathy, historical literacy, and critical thinking skills.4th-6th Grade Lesson:Understanding the True Effects of the California Missions Rationale/Vocabulary/Outline/Helpful Websites
Grades:
4th - 6th
AP Psychology The “Abnormalable” Snowman Project Rationale/Outline/Rubric
The Abominable Snowman Project offers a unique opportunity to integrate various topics in abnormal psychology. Students can explore psychological disorders, cognitive biases, cultural influences on beliefs, and mass hysteria within the context of the legend of the Abominable Snowman. By researching and analyzing the psychological aspects of this phenomenon, students gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of abnormal behavior and human perception.Advanced Placement Psychology:The “Abnorm
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: AP/Psychology Disorder Project Outline BUNDLE
5th/6th Grade Comparative Literary Essay Unit
5th & 6th Grade Comparative Literary Essay Units that are aligned to the common core & the PARCC assessment.
Materials Included:
1. 5th Grade Unit Plan
2. 6th Grade Unit Plan
3. 5th Grade Comparing Stories Graphic Organizer
4. 6th Grade Comparing Stories Graphic Organizer
5. Creating a Thesis Graphic Organizer
6. Five Paragraph Comparative Literary Essay Outline (broken down in detail)
7. Student Friendly Writing Checklist
8. Notes on the breakdown of the two example literary essays
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Grades:
5th - 6th
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