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High school literature outline pdfs
The Odyssey - Introduction and Notes (Paperless Included)
Looking for a ready-to-go intro for Homer's Epic Poem, The Odyssey? This helpful resource provides a visually engaging introduction to The Odyssey and to The Epic Hero with stunning visuals and connections to increase student understanding.Includes 3 pages of printable CLOZE strategy notes (fill in the blanks), with an answer key, as well as a 17-slide presentation to captivate students. A paperless CLOZE note-taker is also included now. Easy to share in class, or to share digitally in a class
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7th - 10th
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CCSS:
Writing an Argument Speech: Thesis, Planning, Outline, & Rubrics {CCSS}
Thank you for your interest! I use this planner with my freshmen as they embark on their first big assessment of the year.
You get:
+Thesis Planner
+Graphic Organizer for Evidence to Support Claim
+Outline for Speech
+Rubric for Teacher
Students compose a three-pronged thesis statement, despite its simplicity, because writing the thesis is often the biggest struggle for students, no matter the genre. And, with a speech, it's better to be clear and direct because it's all listening for the re
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7th - 10th
Common Core Argumentative Essay for Night by, Elie Wiesel
Students are provided with 5 different prompts for their paper. Each prompt asks them to compose a claim and provide two reasons, as a foundation for their thesis statement.You are also given a very detailed and check-listed outline, which can serve as a self-evaluation tool, a peer-editing protocol, and a grading rubric for the teacher.
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6th - 12th
Cornell Notes for teaching Theme
These Cornell notes with answers provide students with guiding questions for teaching theme as an element of literature.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Essay Outline Organizer
This four-page essay outline accomplishes what single page outlines cannot do. It helps students organize their essays step-by-step, and guides them through the point-proof-explanation method. This is my most popular item with students of any age who are unsure about how to embark on the essay writing process. The outline organizer can be used with any type of essay: literary, argumentative, persuasive, or expository.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Grade 12 Academic English Package- Includes 2 exams for W.11-12.1 , W.11-12.1a
The Grade 12 Academic English Package includes:Essay Structure Outlines on the following subjects:-Should schools teach cursive writing?-Should healthcare in Canada be free or private?-Should schools require students to complete community service hours?-Are single gender schools better or worse for students?-Should schools require students to wear school uniforms?-Should the death penalty be legal/illegal as a punishment for violent offenders?Assignments:-Essay on a Debatable Issue (comes with a
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12th, Not Grade Specific
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The Giver by Lois Lowry Chapter Overview Worksheets, Discussion Questions
This download includes 5 PDFs that review Lois Lowry's The Giver. These worksheets are illustrated to match themes, symbols, and important topics in the novel while also asking probing discussion and content questions. Keep this novel interesting with these fun coloring page type worksheets. These worksheets require no prep, and your students will love them!PDF 1 - Chapters 1-5PDF 2 - Chapters 6-10PDF 3 - Chapters 11-16PDF 4 - Chapters 17-20PDF 5 - Chapters 21-23Simply purchase, download, and pr
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5th - 12th
How To Write An Essay--A Color-Coded Outline W/Practice!
Looking for a different approach to teaching your middle or high school students how to write an essay? This color-coded outline gives plenty of examples along with explanations so students can complete an essay on their own!This organizer uses The Crucible to break down how to respond to writing prompts containing multiple questions! Each part is highlighted to show where it is discussed throughout the essay, so students can have a visual of what each part of the essay should look like and wher
Grades:
8th - 12th
Kite Runner: 8 essay outline worksheets tailored to 8 secondary sources
Here are 8 outlines (with lines for student writing) for essays that connect The Kite Runner to secondary sources. All of the sources are available in many formats online and you can find them with a quick google search. Options:“Three Types of Friendship,” Aristotle“On Dreams,” Sigmund Freud“The Hero’s Journey,” summarized by Jessica McBirneyUniversal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) [summarized by Amnesty International]Taliban Rules (summarized by Amnesty International)“Coping with Guilt,” C
Grades:
9th - 12th
Compare and Contrast Essay Graphic Organizer Outline
This graphic organizer prepares students to write a compare and contrast essay in the "Story 1, then Story 2" format. It allows students to plan an intro paragraph, two body paragraphs for story 1, two body paragraphs for story 2, and a conclusion.
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7th - 9th
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13 Of Mice and Men - Literary Analysis Writing Prompts & Outlines
Prepare your students for the literary analysis portion of standardized tests with 13 rigorous literary analysis writing prompts specific to Of Mice and Men.
All prompts are labeled with common core standards in student-friendly terminology. 8 standards covered in all.
Some prompts are guided practice, some are independent, some are in between,
Worksheets are designed to align with the TEPAC model (Topic...Evidence...Paraphrase...Analyze...Conclude/Connect), which is a perfect framework for
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Of Mice & Men - Basic Necessities Bundle + BONUS
Frankenstein Novel Study with Engaging Activities
Frankenstein has been one of my favorite novels to teach!This novel study takes me about 5 weeks (during which I also show my kids two films - Frankenstein and the Hunchback of Notre Dame - and host a Socratic Seminar). *Note: I skip the letters when I teach the novel, but it's up to youThis resource includes:- Schedule outline example- Engaging intro activities (thematic statement debates, villain sorting, etc.)- Reading assessments- Exit tickets- Supplemental resources links- Quizzes- Essay Pr
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9th - 12th
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Film or Novel Study: To Kill a Mockingbird Courtroom Scene Graphic Organizer
Whether reading the novel, viewing the movie, or both, students may use the graphic organizer to gather evidence to facilitate comprehension. Students:= Take notes in the table about what each courtroom participant says and does.= Use the courtroom diagram to physically and emotionally position the characters.= Use notes to complete the argument outlines.= May write an analysis of the legal arguments or a personal response to the verdict. Related Products:To Kill a Mockingbird Learning Stations
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Literary Analysis Essay Graphic Organizer
This is a graphic organizer that will help students write organized, effective five paragraph literary analysis essays. It will work with virtually any prompt and piece of literature, and incorporates the language of the Common Core standards for writing. It initially asks students to outline their essay claim and what support they will have in each body paragraph, then details what needs to be included in each paragraph of the essay. The boxes are color coded, and organized based on the five pa
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9th - 12th
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How to write a Thesis Statement
Colourful and engaging lesson on how to write a thesis statement:Pages Included:What is a thesis statement?What should it look like?What is it not?TipsA flexible templateGood examplesBad examples
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Suspense in "The Monkey's Paw" - Using Text Evidence
I use this writing outline as students are beginning develop literary analysis skills. After we read, "The Monkey's Paw", students use text evidence to show the literary elements that the author uses to create suspense in the story. It's a basic outline for a basic paragraph on a great short story that students enjoy.
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6th - 9th
Modern Fairytale Lesson Plans
Modern Fairytale Lesson Plans 10 Lesson Plans made to bring modern fairytales into the 9th Grade ELA classroom Lessons are aligned with ELA Common Core standardsThe preview shows the entire research paper I completed for the lessons Unit Could be used a mini unitA good way to teach theme, adaptions & compare/ contrast.
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9th - 12th
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Writing Right: CER Writing Template
This resource provides guided practice for embedding text evidence into the Claim Evidence Reasoning paragraph structure. Each sentence provides an explanation of the sentence purpose, a sample sentence and a writing space for student practice based on the prompt assigned. The guided nature of each sentence provides easy step by step instruction that can be modeled whole group in addition to allowing students to practice independently. Once students have mastered the format of CER writing, the s
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5th - 11th
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The Crucible Final Essay Prompts for Analysis and Reflection
We all want our high school ELA students to relate to and learn from literature and recognize the universality of its themes. This final essay activity is a creative way to assess your student's understanding and appreciation of The Crucible. The assignment also prompts them to reflect on how The Crucible is relevant to their lives.No prep.Printable PDF or TPT Digital Easel Activity This activity requires students to compose a final essay and provide personal reflection after completing the clas
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Hero's Journey Guided Notes
This handout goes along with Laura Randozzo's fabulous Prezi on the Hero's Journey.You can find this prezi here:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Heros-Journey-FREE-Lecture-Notesheet-for-Joseph-Campbells-Hero-Journey-467634
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8th - 12th
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Reader Think Marks Bookmark and Anchor Chart
Trying to find a way to remind your students what marks they should be using when annotating text? Look no further!
"Reader Think Marks" notebook anchor chart and bookmarks are perfect for any secondary student.
Although it maybe initially be taught in an ELA setting, students can use it in any class.
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Writing Process and Edit
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5th - 12th
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Tom Sawyer Chapter Summary Cards
Tom Sawyer Chapter Summary Bookmarks give the needed support to understanding this classic novel whether you have a struggling reader or a student who may be a little confused about the plot. These cards come on a sheet of four per page and include a list of new characters and a bulleted summary for every chapter. Distribute before, during, or after reading assignments as you see fit. Great for homeschoolers, librarians, tutors, etc.This product can also be purchased at a discount price along w
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Tom Sawyer Activities Bundle
Sample Literary Analysis Essay (High School - Hamlet)
A sample literary analysis essay to be used as a model/discussion piece before writing literary analysis. This sample essay can be read independently or in pairs with students annotating for strengths & weaknesses as well as organization.
Grades:
10th - 12th
Babylon: The Great City
When studying events within the books of the Bible, knowing something about the setting in which the events take place is valuable. Though they don’t take the place of the Scriptures, they can shed light on the things that will aid in understanding these events.The contents of this download come from a culmination of classroom notes from Bible college and information I gleaned during my many years of teaching Bible.The Babylonian Empire was one of the great world powers of its day.In th
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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