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Not grade specific ELA test prep projects
Motivational Testing Cards
Motivational Testing Cards!!This file contains 10 printable different cards. They are great for teacher use or for student use! My class wrote letters to the younger grade before they took their state test! These cards are colorable and blank on the inside for students to write their own messages.
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Student Led Lesson
This is an entire rubric and guidelines for students to create student led lessons (by themselves or with a group) on the general ELA standards. They will then present these to their class along with work they provide, and the group will be responsible for grading their classmates work and providing class grades.
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AP English Language Bundle Rhetorical Analysis & Writing Project
This is actually a bundle because it includes all of the products you need for the entire unit. All parts of this resource are highly detailed. It could be given completely as an independent unit/project for students to experience remotely, or it could be covered together in class. 1-2 weeks. *50 Slides: All of the introductory information on Story-Based Fragrance Marketing. Brief history up through the process of creating fragrance, scientific bits about olfactory bonding, perfume & colog
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Hexagonal Thinking Template- UNIT REVIEW or END OF THE YEAR PROJECT!
Template includes printable Hexagonal worksheet (download and print PDF) which also includes two sizes of hexagons available to print and laminate for multiple uses. Link included for EDITABLE CANVA template (Canva is free for all educators and students).Use Hexagonal Thinking to:Think CriticallyEncourage Debate (not one right answer) Can be use individually or groups in pairs Create a web of connectionsConnect BIG IDEAS from each unit Encourage higher order thinking Encourage to think in new wa
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Awesome Alliteration Activity
This simple activity can be used as a fun activity when introducing alliteration in the classroom OR as a figurative language refresher in an upper-level classroom.Students are tasked with creating their own fun examples of alliteration and creating a Google Slides presentation!You can edit the activity for students to complete on paper if you do not want them using Google Slides or Google Classroom.
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Student Centred Project Brainstorm
Teachers use this product to brainstorm and guide their students in choosing the requirements for their project. The right side, "Level 4: Extending and Exceeding" allows teachers and students to describe what a level 4 would require. Teachers can use this information and translate it into a rubric. Teachers should keep this poster viewable in the classroom for the duration of the project.
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Comic Strip for Compound and Complex Sentences with Example
This activity is one of my favorite for use with middle/high school students. It allows for a deeper exploration of a concept, as well as higher order thinking skills of synthesis and creation. Great for use after SENTENCE VARIETY POWERPOINT AND NOTES. Thanks for looking, and have a wonderful school year!
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Create a Game Project for Students Preparing for Final Exams
When it comes time for students to review everything we´ve learned in a semester in preparation for their final exam, I like to have them work in small groups to create review games. This is the handout I give them to guide them through the process. I find this task greatly improves the students´ test scores since they have to do a lot of review to make their game questions and answers, and then we play their games as a class or in small groups before the exam. When the students finally take the
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Writing Skills Rubric
This great rubric is intended to be cut out and given to students to guide them along with their writing prompts. Students can self assess and check off each component to ensure they have completed the requirements. The rubric includes components such as punctuation, capitalization, complete sentences, textual evidence and more! The teacher then goes in and grades based on the allotted amount of points per component. This document is in word format and is editable. Best of luck!
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The writing process digital activity
The students will work out each stage of the writing process on a google slide.
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