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Free 7th grade writing-expository thematic unit plans
State Float Project Student Guidelines Letter & Rubric
This is a student letter with guidelines and grading rubric for a state float project. It is set up for students to participate in regional study of states with group presentation of the floats at the end of the unit. What a fun way to get students to learn about the beauty and splendor of the United States.
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Student Letter (great for parent questions also)
Grading Rubric
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Supersize Me as Literary and Informational Nonfiction
Students will love this lesson !! Teaching nonfiction and struggling to capture your students’ interest? This uses the much-loved documentary, Supersize Me, as the vehicle to teach the pros and cons of the fast food technology, as well as the link between literary and informational nonfiction. Supersize Me is a wonderful combination of both story and facts. It reaches the balance students need to provide important information that will impact their health today and in the future, as well as
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Four Hero-Themed Essay Prompts & Exemplars | Great for Struggling Students
This resource contains four prompts which come with example essays. This resource is editable, so you can use it however you wish. Prompt #1: What Makes Someone A HeroWrite an essay about what makes somebody a hero.Be sure to use two examples of true heroes, and give specific examples of what how each hero demonstrated this.At least one of your examples needs to come from a text we have read in class this year.Prompt #2: My Two HeroesWrite an essay about two prominent people in real life who are
Grades:
7th - 11th
Gold, Glory, and God - The Age of Exploration (Gifted)
The students will read chapter 1, Peppers, Nutmeg, and Cloves from the book NAPOLEON'S BUTTONS, 17 MOLECULES THAT CHANGED HISTORY. This lesson combines Science, History, Reading and Writing. This lesson could be used while studying the Age of Exploration or in an introductory Chemistry class.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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Civil Rights Project
A unit project that allows students to choose a person or event and present their research.
Grades:
7th - 9th
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A Day No Pigs Woud Die Literature Circles Lesson Plan
This is a Literature Circle plan for the novel A Day No Pigs Would Die. It includes detailed instructions for all group roles: coordinator, summarizer, quoter, lit critic, and word wiz concering the activities he or she must oversee. The final activity is a presentation that the group must choose from 12 different offerings. The Literature Circle plan includes both individual and group responsibilities and how students will be assessed. This is a Microsoft Word file.
This Work by Sultana S
Grades:
7th - 9th
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