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Common Core CCRA.W.1 videos
How to Introduce Quotations with the Quote Sandwich No Prep Digital Lesson
Do your students struggle with introducing quotations, embedding quotations or integrating quotations? Teach them how to properly cite text evidence and analyze with quote sandwiches! This NO PREP digital lesson can be used for your students in high school, middle school, or upper elementary school. This lesson includes a teaching video for students, a visual anchor chart for teaching the skill of embedding quotations as well as including a citation. There is also an anchor chart that includes s
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â High School Writing Skills Digital Lessons & Activities NO PREP Bundle
High School Writing Skills Digital Lessons & Activities NO PREP Bundle
Do your students struggle with writing skills? Improve their writing with this no prep digital bundle of 7 lessons that includes: introducing quotations, analyzing evidence, argument writing, rules of formal writing, synonyms and antonyms, word choice (diction), paraphrasing and parts of speech.. These digital and interactive lessons and activities can be used for your students in high school or middle school.Students who struggle with writing often need explicit instruction of a skill before be
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8th - 11th
Digital Introduction to Argument Writing Lesson & Activity for High School
Do your high school students struggle with argument writing, creating claims, counterclaims and using text evidence? Teach them the pieces of argument writing, how to include proper text evidence and how to create a claim, counterclaim, and challenge sentence. Students then put together their pieces by writing a body paragraph. This NO PREP digital lesson can be used for your students in high school, or middle school and includes a rubric! This lesson includes three teaching videos for students,
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8th - 11th
Also included in:Â High School Writing Skills Digital Lessons & Activities NO PREP Bundle
Argumentative Essay Writing - Argument Essay - Digital Unit for Middle School
Use this low-prep, digital resource to teach text-based argumentative essay writing to your middle school students. Get TEN days of step-by-step VIDEO lessons, guided notes, texts, quizzes, organizers, and more! Objective: Students will develop a well-organized, logical piece of text-based argumentative writing with proper citation. This resource is focused on students learning how to structure and organize an argumentative essay. This unit is fully-digital through the use of Google Slides
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6th - 8th
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Man's Search For Meaning. Video Lesson. Discussion. Meaning of Life. ELA.
Students watch a video and classic speech of Viktor Frankl about the meaning of life. Complete the exercises. Also, video about the 6 things that give life meaning.Includes.1. Video. Full video transcript. Click play to go to the video speech.2. Write about then discuss and share what gives meaning to your life.3. Writing template. Describe what gives meaning to our lives.4. Intro. PPTx. A doctor asked patients who are very ill - what gives them meaning. Read the tweets, comments from them. Cl
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Informative AND Argumentative Essay Writing Units - Digital for Middle School
Make teaching informative and argumentative essay writing easier using these NO PREP, DIGITAL lessons with FOUR weeks of step-by-step VIDEO lessons, texts, notes, organizers, and more!Objective: At the end of 4 weeks, middle school students will have written and edited one 5-paragraph informative essay AND one 5-paragraph argumentative essay.This unit is fully digital through the use of Google Slides and is perfect for at-home learning, blended learning, or in a remote teaching situation.What's
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6th - 8th
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CONGRESSIONAL DEBATE UNIT PLAN: Lessons, PwPt, Videos, Worksheets!
Teach Congressional Debate in 5 weeks with this detailed unit plan! Product includes:A scale to be used throughout the unit, including Florida standards.Lesson plans complete with bellwork, direct instruction, activities, and exit tickets as well as ideas for modification, enhancement, and VIRTUAL learning.A PowerPoint presentation with 248 slides to take you step by step through the lessons (as well as a PDF version if you prefer that format).Original videos, each appro
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Argumentative Writing Bundle - Essay organizer, stems, links, visuals, scaffolds
This is everything I use to teach the argument essay in AP Language (also for Pre-AP Language). Writing guides are scaffolded and designed to focus on idea-based arguments with strong evidence and analysis. Resources also include thesis and counter-rebuttal video lessons, organizers, and stems.Check the preview for this listing for a PDF of all documents and slides.Bundle includes: Steps to an Argument Essay Writing GuideGoogle Slides for Argument essay (40 slides, including thesis construction
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Planner/Writing Prompt-Compare & Contrast film vs text "Rikki Tikki Tavi"
Ready to use planner in table form and writing prompt for comparing and contrasting the original written version of the fable from The Jungle Book "Rikki Tikki Tavi" with the 1965 filmed version produced by Chuck Jones. Includes a link to the filmed version, which is not found in a free version on YouTube. (Is posted elsewhere but somewhat tricky to locate.)
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5th - 9th
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6:55
Common Core Mini-Unit Aligned to 2 Great TED Talks (TM) w/ Video
This mini-unit reveals the power of a single voice using two exceptional TED Talks. Students practice reading/viewing informational texts (speeches, autobiographies, articles, etc.) while developing multiple reading skills. This bundle includes six days of activities, formative assessments, and writing activities. As a special add-on for teachers who purchase this resource, we provide a link to a unit powerpoint that includes daily lesson plans (procedures) and step-by-step slides for each day's
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7th - 12th
911 Curriculum and Lessons Bundle
This bundle includes the full 911 curriculum and lessons for the course. The course rationale is:The course is designed to examine the origins and motives of terrorist groups that conduct domestic or international acts of terrorism for a stated cause. A focal point will be placed on understanding terrorism and differentiating between different definitions of terrorism as well as how religious text has been used to justify violence directed toward others for political gain. Since the definition o
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9th - 12th
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Video Lesson | Introduction to Sentence Structure and Basic Sentence Detail
The overall goal of lesson 1 is to introduce students to English sentence structure and provide them with basic questions that drive sentence detail .Do your students have trouble adding details to sentences? As you work through the provided examples of sentences that answer WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW with them, they will pick up on some of the expressions and slowly become more ready to write sentence details themselves in the future. For now, let's encourage them to develop a detail-orie
Culturally Responsive, Game Based U.S. History! K4-5 Pre-Game Warm-Up: Alliance
Put colonial North America into full context with over 25 lessons using activities, maps, an animated video, DBQs, expository writing, class discussions & group challenges. Next? Play the ALLIANCE board game (separate purchase). WARNING: History class will never be the same.BOARD GAME DESCRIPTION: "A clever take on statecraft whereby six teams across colonial North America meet the triple challenge of nation building, international diplomacy, and economic sustainability. Iroquois Confederacy
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4th - 7th
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Journal Writing Topics in Video 36 - Full year of Weekly Topics
Need a fun way to encourage your students to write? Each of the 36 topics includes a short video clip. Post or project for students and let them react, respond, and then discuss their journal entries with classmates. For example: Did you know that squirrels lose more than half of all the nuts that they bury? Written Response: If squirrels lose more than half the nuts they bury, my mom must be a squirrel! She loses her phone, her car keys, and her sunglasses several times a day. I hope I’m not
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3rd - 6th
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Code Talkers
A power point that covers comprehension questions, pictures, essay assignments, and videos for the entire novel. Students can learn from the Code Talkers' actual perspectives on the war. Pictures and maps can help give students a broader understanding on discussions and questions. They can even write a letter home from Ned's perspective.***Full power point***
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5th - 8th
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Impact of Technology lesson: Video, Discussion, Argumentative Paragraph
My students loved this lesson! Academic discussion leads to stronger writing, and this lesson is meant to do that.The lesson begins with a whole class video that shows image after image of people using a variety of technology to communicate.After the video, the students use questions to guide their discussion, which will generate differing opinions (academic discourse).After the discussion, students use a graphic organizer to build an argumentative paragraph based on notes they took during their
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7th - 12th
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24:11
Video Lesson about Writing "if" Statements
Looking for a way to get your students to write more thoughtfully connected sentences? Help your students use "if" statements with the correct verb tenses depending on the conditions of a situation. Turn on this funny but informative 25-minute animation video and relax while your students laugh and learn.Here's the video outline:- 0th conditional: If...verb- 1st conditional: If...will + verb- 2nd conditional: If...would + verb- 3rd conditional: If...would have + verb-"ED" (past participle)Thanks
For Peace. Video Lesson. Writing. Creative Writing. Poem. Poster. ESL. EFL. ELA.
A nice lesson all about peace. Students watch a short video about war. After, they retell the story and answer the questions in response using the templates provided. Two PPTx presentations about peace (click the icons on the cover page to download separately). Also, templates for students to write a poster or poem to express their thoughts about peace/war. Plus, discussion questions about conflict and a template for students to express their thoughts about peace by making a poster. Student
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Snowman Literacy Activities and Movement Song: "Hey Mr. Snowman" ELA, Writing
Snowman Literacy Writing activities with movement song "Hey Mr. Snowman". Includes ELA graphic organizers, vocab and activities will make your literacy centers interactive and engaging! Stuck inside during the Cold Weather? Use this movement activity as a brain break or reward. Literacy activities for your literacy stations and desk work. PreK-3rd grade.RESOURCE INCLUDES:Video of Song with lyrics--NEW VIDEO!Presentation of song lyrics to practice reading-Sheet MusicColor and Black and White Pri
Analyze the Advertisement: A.R.E. and Ethos/Logos/Pathos
This slides presentation encourages students to explore the concepts of Argument, Reasoning, and Evidence as well as rhetorical strategies like ethos, logos, and pathos. Embedded are vintage commercials for the students to practice analyzing. These old-timey gems are sure to shine and are appropriate for all ages. This presentation also includes and activity where students are encouraged to find their own advertisement to analyze.
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Middle School Debate Bundle
An Engaging French Revolution Video Worksheet
These worksheets are a great supplemental resource to a history or ELA lesson that is discussing the French Revolution. Students LOVE being able to give their own input on lessons, and the combination of the video, their recall of reasons for revolt, and their analysis of the revolution creates a memorable lesson. A link to the video is included in the download.
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8th - 12th
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Review A Short Film. Animations. Discussion. Templates. 12 Best. ESL. EFL. ELA.
12 of the best short films for learners. Each film has a 2-page worksheet for students to write down and report on the plot and other aspects of the animation/short video. Specially chosen films that really are compelling and engaging for students. Preview a read-only copy. Also, contains links to the full lesson resources for each video / film available as a product, here on TeacherPayTeachers. Click the green button. Includes additional generic film/video reporting templates. Plus, discuss
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Not Grade Specific
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The American Dream. History. Society. Video. Reading Comprehension. ELA ESL
Does the American Dream still live? What is it? Students explore this timeless idea and share what they think the American dream is. Includes:1. Video - NYTs report (click play) and transcript (use for reading). 2. Full comprehension questions. Answer key. 3. Organizer. In groups brainstorm then share ideas for what the American Dream is.4. Writing prompt. Students write their own view on the American Dream.5. Dreams. Organizer, Fill in and share what your dreams are. ESL, EFL, ESOL, watching
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sexual Health STIs / STDs Sex Education
Complete 1 hour lesson with PowerPoint, starter handout and worksheetDifferentiated to 3 levels of challengeCredit to 'TrueTube' for clip linksThis is a comprehensive lesson on a range of STIs, with plenty of activities and information to teach the students about this important topic, together with age-appropriate advice for maintaining good sexual health. Many more Civics, Social Studies, Philosphy, ELA, Character Education, Careers and Health resources at my store
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7th - 9th
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