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Common Core W.8.2b resources on sale
Information Report Unit | Informational Writing | Informative Text | Digital PDF
Teaching INFORMATIONAL WRITING is a breeze with this HUGE collection of INFORMATION REPORT WRITING LESSONS, ACTIVITIES, GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS, ASSESSMENT TOOLS, TEXT PROMPTS and INFORMATIVE DIGITAL WRITING TEMPLATES for students and teachers. NO PREP REQUIRED.We provide PROVEN INFORMATIVE TEXT TEACHING STRATEGIES in a FUN and ENGAGING unit to foster INCREDIBLE research and Information Report Writing skills. ❤️NO PREPARATION REQUIRED to teach INDEPENDENTLY or as a WHOLE CLASS ACTIVITY.INCLUDING OVE
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3rd - 8th
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Middle School English Entire Year: Full Year, Junior High, 6th, 7th, 8th Bundle
Perfect for in-class OR distance learning! Nearly 40% savings and tons of free material! Now nearly 100% Google compatible. This purchase provides you with your entire middle school curriculum and lessons in a single purchase! Easily adjustable material suited for advanced students (6th grade) looking for enriching work, or struggling students (8th grade) who need visuals and constant engagement. Included in your purchase are over 70 presentations and nearly 2,500 slides. These presentatio
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6th - 8th
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NONFICTION TEXT INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK | DIGITAL RESOURCES | TOOLS | LESSON PLANS
If you teach nonfiction text structures like Recounts, Persuasive Texts, Expository Writing, Discussions and Procedural Texts to students with digital devices, you need this book to make 2024 your most effective year yet.Everything you have to know about teaching nonfiction writing and the digital tools for your students is included.What you are getting:270 pages stuffed with the most effective teaching strategies50+ digital tools ready right out of the box75 editable resources for quick differe
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3rd - 9th
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Essay Builder Thesis & Evidence Planning Graphic Organizers for Print & Display
GREAT FOR A WRITING CENTER OR BULLETIN BOARD! Put these tools on display! Sometimes the hardest part of essay writing is getting started! Use these simple and straightforward graphic organizers to help your students prepare their thesis statements and gather the evidence they will cite in each body paragraph of their essay. You can easily print these graphic organizers and keep them in file folders or tray holders so students can access them when they need extra help. Alternatively, you could pu
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8th - 12th
Quarter 1 (English 8) Final Exam
May be used as a final exam (at the end of any quarter) of ELA 8. Contains 40 (standard based) multiple choice questions - hitting 21 different Common Core standards. Exam includes grammar, and both literary and informational passages. An answer key is provided on the last page.
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8th
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The Monkeyś Paw vs Aunty Misery - Compare/Contrast Essay (prewrite + outline)
After reading both stories, students will plan an essay comparing the literary patterns and lessons about life within and across The Monkey’s Paw and Aunty Misery using the provided Prewrite. Begin by looking at the Rubric, so that students know what is expected of them. The prewrite is extensive - students first answer questions, then there is an outline to fill in, and ends with two Quotes and Notes charts. This activity may take 2 days to complete. When the prewrite is finished, students will
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8th
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Also included in: RL8.9 + Compare/Contrast Unit - The Monkey's Paw and Aunty Misery
Rubric - Compare/Contrast Essay (Block Method)
There are certain types of essays that our students write every year - a Compare/Contrast Essay typically being one. Having a quality rubric to assess those essays makes the grading go much faster and provides students with specific feedback. The rubric is broken down into 4 categories (IVOC) and assesses students on their ideas, voice, organization, and conventions. Each of those categories is further broken down with detailed explanations so students can easily understand what is expected if
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: RL8.9 + Compare/Contrast Unit - The Monkey's Paw and Aunty Misery
Storybook Group Project - How to Create a Good Reputation?
Provided here are directions and a rubric for a fun group project. Groups may have up to 4 people. They will create a storybook (meant for elementary school readers) to teach children about creating good reputations and avoiding bad reputations. Groups can also choose to write about the dangers of being online, online bullying, or having a positive/negative digital reputation.Begin by looking at examples of real books designed for this age group. Each person in the group will have a job; for ex
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
Flowers for Algernon - Constructed Response (prompt, prewrite, and format)
Are you sick of using RACES to teach constructed response organization? So was I...so I created CRAP - Cite, Restate, Answer, Prove. Thereś endless jokes you can make using the CRAP strategy (which the kids love) - and detailed instructions for students on what to do at each step are also provided. Once students have finished reading Flowers for Algernon, present them with a copy of these handouts (paper or digital copies). Preview the prompt whole class - Evaluate what “paradise” Charlie lost a
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8th
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