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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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180 Days of AP English Language: A Flexible Pacing Guide {FULLY EDITABLE!}
There are scores of ways to organize an AP™ English Language & Composition class. This FULLY EDITABLE 180-day pacing guide is a straightforward chunking of the following skill sets:◈rhetorical analysis◈analyzing and writing in the rhetorical modes◈argumentation and persuasion◈the research process◈the synthesis essayThis pacing guide is provided as both PowerPoint and Google Slides.STOP!! You can get a free PDF of the pacing guide here.Woven into the pacing guide is a survey of American liter
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10th - 12th
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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!
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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
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: House On Mango Street Bundle
Rhetorical Analysis Essay Writing Practice with Google Drive - AP Test Prep!
Do your students struggle with identifying a speaker's argument? Have you gone over ethos, pathos, and logos (and other rhetorical devices) but need some practice writing prompts to help students apply their knowledge? Do you need to help prep your students for the AP Language Test? This is the resource for you! This resource includes: Four speeches which require students to annotate for rhetorical devicesLinks for students to view/listen to each speech A link to a MEGA list of rhetorical device
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8th - 12th
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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!
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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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9th - 12th
ELA Regents Part 2 Argumentative Essay Outline for ENL students
Color coded ELA Regents Part 2 Argumentative Essay Outline for ENL students in multiple languages
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9th - 12th
NYS ELA Regents: Part 2 - Argument Support for ELLs/MLLs
A 7-page, customizable guide for understanding and writing Part 2 (Argument) of the New York State Regents Examination in English Language Arts—created for ELLs/MLLs, but can be used with a variety of learnersThis guide includes: key vocabulary with definitionssuggested sentence starters, plus writing practicetips for finding evidencean argument essay writing templatean argument essay writing checklist
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9th - 12th
NYS ELA Regents: Part 3 - Text-Analysis Response Support for ELLs/MLLs
An 8-page, customizable guide to understanding and writing a Text-Analysis Response (Part 3) for the New York State Regents Examination in English Language Arts—created for ELLs/MLLs, but can be used with a variety of learnersThis guide includes: key vocabulary with definitionsa step-by-step guide for completing Part 3, with examplestips for identifying a central ideaa list of example central ideasa Text-Analysis Response writing template
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9th - 12th
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ELA Regents Part 3 Essay Outline for ENL students
ELA Regents Part 3 Essay Outline for ENL students
Grades:
9th - 12th
Night Short Response
Using the passage of Mrs. Schächter, students will first answer questions to come up with a central idea of the passage. Students will also identify a literary device used in the passage. Once the students have identified the central idea and literary device, they will need to provide evidence and explain each piece of evidence. The students will use their answers to the questions to come up with a detailed two to three paragraph short-response. There are guidelines provided further down on the
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9th - 12th
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Argumentative Essay Unit Bundle: Can last up to 2 weeks!
This ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY UNIT BUNDLE can last you up to 2 weeks. It can last longer if you add on another essay topic after completing the one provided! Of course, you can work through this unit as quickly as is appropriate for your students. A detailed, color coded PowerPoint presentation is included. This includes activities for up to two weeks of classworkVocabularyArticles to gather evidence fromHow to cite in the text in MLA formatA detailed, color coded outlineA peer/self assessment checkl
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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SCR- Short Constructed Response using RACE or ACE method
Use this short constructed response template and outline to help your English language arts class to become more proficient in the art of writing robust paragraphs to answer short questions. This is great for preparing students for STAAR exams, MAP testing, CBA exams and other state and national examinations. Feel free to adjust to your liking to help support your students as they learn to develop their writing abilities and become successful writers.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Compare & Contrast Essay: Setting (AP Literature)
“On the Rainy River” by Tim O’Brien (chapter excerpt from The Things They Carried)“The Guest” by Albert Camus “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway
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11th - 12th
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UPDATED English Regents Essays: Outlines & Writing Activities
This flexible, editable product includes four student-facing documents to help them prepare for the two essays on the NY English Language Arts Regents Examination.Part 2: ArgumentPart 3: Text AnalysisPage 1 provides two simple and scaffolded mnemonic devices for remembering the essay structures, sentence by sentence. Page 2 provides a fill-in-the-blank version of this mnemonic device for practice and memorization.Pages 3-4 provides a graphic organizer for the Argument Essay, outlining each para
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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NYS ELA REGENTS PART 2 & PART 3 Outline
This NYS ELA Regents outline is broken down into chunks. This outline gives students an example of how to organize PART 2 and PART 3 of the exam.
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10th - 12th
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OSSLT Prep: Writing a Series of Paragraphs Expressing an Opinion
Providing targeted practice and guidance can significantly enhance your students' preparation for the OSSLT. By utilizing this resource effectively, students can enhance their ability to construct coherent arguments and gain confidence in answering the opinion essay question on the test.
Grades:
9th - 11th
ENGLISH STAAR Test Prep!- Short Constructed Response Template + Rubric
Use this awesome Short Constructed Response template to familiarize students with the English STAAR SCR template and rubric. Implement the ACE Strategy so they practice answering, citing and explaining their response. This will ensure they get the full 2 points for the STAAR test.
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7th - 10th
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"Overrated" AP Prompt Argument Essay Writing Organizer + Stems AP Language
I developed this resource to help facilitate students' understanding of writing the Argument Essay on the AP Language Exam--specifically using the "Overrated" prompt from a previous AP Language exam. This organizer walks students through each of the thinking steps, and includes a thesis statement visual, strong topic sentence visual and stems to produce reasoning/commentary. Want to deepen your students' writing process with the AP Lang Argument essay? This AP Language Argument Essay Step-by-Ste
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Argumentative Essay Peer and Self Assessment Checklist/Rubric
This is a self/peer assessment checklist and rubric for the argumentative essay. Modifications can be added to support your classroom's specific argument topic.Students can use this checklist to help edit their essay as well as another student's. It also helps promote a better understanding of the structure of the argumentative essay and can help students with their organization.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Argumentative Essay Unit Bundle: Can last up to 2 weeks!
STAAR Essay Graphic Organizers (Argumentative)
Graphic organizers for the Argumentative STAAR essay. I gave acronyms to each section that were easy for my students to remember to hopefully help them make sure they have all the necessary details on the day of. I also have a color coding section that can be used for peer or group work to help identify the elements.The informative option is available in a bundle.
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9th - 10th
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AP Literature and Composition: New Rubric Essay Outlines
These outlines correspond to the new AP rubrics for Free Response Questions 1-3 on the AP Literature and Composition Exam. It follows the new AP Rubrics and the "line of reasoning" that the rubric calls for. It can be used as an outline or a checklist to make sure students are doing everything the rubric asks for. The students love the accessibility of these outlines and they have given great feedback on them.
Grades:
10th - 12th
Argument Essay Packet with Exemplar, Outlines, Peer Review, and Rubric
Included here are:
1. A fact sheet that outlines the essential components of an Argument Essay. Students are typically directed to annotate and highlight as we review these fundamentals together as a class. For NY State residents, there is a final question where they are asked to distinguish the Argument Essay from the TAR essay, the other written response on the 11th grade NY State Regents exam. If this prompt is not needed by the teacher, it.is easily removable from the Word doc.
2. An "exem
Grades:
9th - 12th
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