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Common Core SL.11-12.1 graphic organizers
7 Literary Analysis Stations for ELA (Plot, Character, Theme, Setting, Author)
Stations are one of my favorite ways to bring movement into the language arts classroom. In the pandemic world, I have used traditional stations less, but as we start to dig our way out of all this, I have started to dust off some of my favorite stations ideas. In this bundle, you have everything you need to set up 7 stations: Theme StationSummary StationCharacterization StationAbout the Author StationSilent Discussion StationFigurative Language StationPlot, Conflict, and Setting StationStation
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6th - 12th
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Different Types of Plagiarism - Avoiding Plagiarism Lessons and Activities - AI
Updated in 2023 to include examples of plagiarism involving artificial intelligence (AI)! Avoiding plagiarism begins with teaching students about the different types of plagiarism. This lesson explores five types of plagiarism and includes worksheets, handouts, task cards, and digital worksheets for Google Classroom®. Included with this Types of Plagiarism Lesson:✏️ Types of Plagiarism Task Cards - Print✏️ Types of Plagiarism Worksheets for Task Card Activity - Digital & Print✏️ Different
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6th - 12th
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OF MICE AND MEN Novel Study Unit Plan Activities Steinbeck Prereading Quizzes
Your learners will enjoy the rigor and creativity of our engaging activities built from best teaching practices. We want to make your lesson planning journey easy, so you can focus on your expertise. This novel study includes a curriculum map pacing guide that offers our day-by-day suggestion for how to plan out your weeks of lessons. Our pedagogy section explains the instructive idea behind the activity, gives ideas for implementation, and aligns it to the standards. We've filmed some training
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9th - 11th
Civil Disobedience Excerpts by Henry David Thoreau: Close Reading & Analysis
Looking for a unique, student-driven activity for "Civil Disobedience" by transcendental writer and thinker Henry David Thoreau? Want to cover this selection without reading the entire work? This resource is just what you need!Included in this lesson:► Step-by-step teacher instructions► Relative video link and article suggestions► Clean copy of excerpts from "Civil Disobedience"► A paraphrased version of the excerpts for teachers as a guide or for use with struggling readers. ► Close Reading Act
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9th - 12th
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Persuasive Essay Outline - Writing Assignment and Graphic Organizer OSSLT OLC4O
Guide students through the writing process with this persuasive essay outline! This assignment includes a persuasive writing graphic organizer, assignment instructions, and an editable rubric. Suitable for online learning with digital files for Google Drive®.Included with this Persuasive Writing Assignment:✏️ Persuasive Essay Assignment Instructions - Digital & Print✏️ Writing Process Graphic Organizers - Digital & PrintPlanning Guide for BrainstormingIntroduction Paragraph OutlineICCER
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6th - 12th
Symbols in 1984 George Orwell - Symbolism Graphic Organizer - Assignment, Rubric
Updated in 2022! Explore symbolism in George Orwell’s 1984 using this symbol tracker graphic organizer. Includes an informational handout, symbolism worksheets, assignment instructions, and an editable rubric. Suitable for online learning and Google Classroom®!Included with this Symbolism Graphic Organizer for 1984 by George Orwell:✏️ Symbolism Activity Informational Handout - Digital & Print✏️ Symbol Tracker Graphic Organizer - Digital & Print✏️ Symbolism in 1984 Assignment Instruct
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9th - 12th
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Digital Student Planner - Weekly Templates and Monthly Calendars - Google Slides
Instill a growth mindset through monthly goal-setting and reflection! This digital student planner is formatted for Google Slides® and provides weekly templates and monthly calendars to promote student accountability and organization.Included with this Digital Student Planner:✏️ 2023-2024 Digital Student Planner for Google Slides®✏️ Growth Mindset Monthly Markers Graphic Organizer ✏️ Drag-and-Drop Digital Stickers✏️ FREE Annual Updates✏️ Teacher Instructions for using this resource How to
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7th - 10th
FAHRENHEIT 451 PreReading Bias Intro Discussion Activity BRADBURY Fun Questions
Fahrenheit 451 learners will enjoy this pre-reading activity that gets thinking about and discussing (and maybe even engaging in some friendly arguing!). Then after the novel is done, learners will revisit these questions to consider how their minds have stayed the same or changed based on the events, characters, and themes they've just read about and felt. SUGGESTED ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATIONLearners are challenged with nine controversial statements that are created to divide the learners into two
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9th - 11th
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Socratic Seminar Bundle | Graphic Organizers Any Text | Scaffold for IEP ESL MLL
If your students are new to Socratic Seminar, it is incredibly important to get the structure of the Seminar correct for students to be successful. When the discussion is in a student’s hands versus the teacher’s, there can be a lot of uncertainty or reluctance to participate ( or, let’s face it, chaos!). This bundle of resources is designed to create a solid structured foundation so that students know what to expect, how to prepare, and how to participate in a student- led class discussion or S
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8th - 11th
THE GREAT GATSBY PreReading Bias Intro Discussion Activity - Fun Novel Questions
The Great Gatsby learners will enjoy this pre-reading activity that gets thinking about and discussing their biases and culture (and maybe even engaging in some friendly arguing!). Then after the novel is done, learners will revisit these questions to consider how their minds have stayed the same or changed based on the events, characters, and themes they've just read about and felt. SUGGESTED ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATIONStudents are challenged with nine controversial statements that are created to d
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10th - 12th
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Native American Creation Origin Myth Complete Bundle for Distance Learning
7 to 8-day COMPLETE unit to accomplish two goals-- teach Native American origin myths and establish a positive classroom culture.What’s Included:1. Native American Origin Creation Myths: How to Create Positive Classroom Culture: Instructional PPT Presentation (16 slides) with very clear teacher notes lay the foundation. Students watch and evaluate a popular tv ad and collaborate to discover characteristics of American culture. Students learn how to use the graphic organizers used in this bundle.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Writing, Grammar & Vocabulary Back to School - English Curriculum - 12th Grade
Back to School Lessons Include: Grammar and Vocabulary Unit, Text Based Analysis, Figurative Language Introduction, Transition Words in Writing, 5 Paragraph Essay, 6 Traits of Writing, 3 Multiple Choice Writing Tests, Thesis Statement, Standardized Test Writing, Examples as Supporting Details, Public Speaking, Creative Hook Introductions, Argumentative Writing Lesson, Expository Writing Lessons, Narrative Writing Lessons, and Persuasive Writing Lessons, etc.Getting back into the swing of things
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12th
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OF MICE AND MEN PreReading Bias Discussion Activity - Prior Opinion Background
Of Mice and Men learners will enjoy this pre-reading activity that gets thinking about and discussing (and maybe even engaging in some friendly arguing!). Then after the novel is done, learners will revisit these questions to consider how their minds have stayed the same or changed based on the events, characters, and themes they've just read about and felt. SUGGESTED ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATIONLearners are challenged with nine controversial statements that are created to divide the students into tw
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9th - 11th
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"The Lottery" Pre-Reading Activites: Engaging Discussion and Predictions
Ready to amp up the excitement for Shirley Jackson's classic, "The Lottery," like never before? Dive into a world where predictions and collaboration bring stories to life, making your classroom buzz with anticipation and engagement! Why Settle for Less? Unleash the power of prediction with two versatile pre-reading activities that work wonders not just with "The Lottery" but any text – yes, even those info-packed ones! Get ready to see your students' curiosity skyrocket. Resource Goal: Student
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6th - 12th
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Writing, Grammar & Vocabulary Back to School - English Curriculum - 11th Grade
Back to School Lessons Include: Grammar and Vocabulary Unit, Text Based Analysis, Figurative Language Introduction, Transition Words in Writing, 5 Paragraph Essay, 6 Traits of Writing, 3 Multiple Choice Writing Tests, Thesis Statement, Standardized Test Writing, Examples as Supporting Details, Public Speaking, Creative Hook Introductions, Argumentative Writing Lesson, Expository Writing Lessons, Narrative Writing Lessons, and Persuasive Writing Lessons, etc.Getting back into the swing of things
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11th
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Literature Circles | Book Clubs | Student Led | Project-Based ELA
Literature circles and book clubs are an empowering way to keep up reading and discussion practices. Lit circles are a highly effective way to allow students to connect socially and intellectually and hold each other accountable. With this student-led unit, students will create their own reading calendar and pacing plan, prepare independently for weekly book clubs, schedule and run their own weekly meetings and assess their own work. The teaching philosophy incorporated here is “Student as Worke
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8th - 11th
Persuasive Writing Lesson Plan, Graphic Organizer, and Examples OLC4O OSSLT
Are your students struggling to write a persuasive paragraph? This lesson plan provides an engaging introduction to persuasive writing using graphic organizers and examples of opinion writing. Suitable for online learning and Google Classroom®! Included with this Persuasive Writing Lesson Plan:✏️ Persuasive Writing Slideshow Lesson - Google Slides® & Microsoft PowerPoint®✏️ Persuasive Writing Guided Note - Digital & Print✏️ ICCER Outline Persuasive Writing Graphic Organizer - Digital &am
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6th - 12th
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The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas Discussion Assignment with 5 Essential Questions
The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas is a book worth talking about! Get students discussing cycles of hate, the importance of education, the definition of family, and other deep questions with this discussion activity--in person or online!Students examine five thematic topics through this discussion: hate, family, identity, speaking out and silence, and education. Students will need to gather textual evidence to support their ideas on these thematic topics prior to the discussion activity.For in-pers
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas Whole Unit Bundle | Printable & Digital
Novel And Movie Comparison Activities, During the Movie, Movie Review Worksheets
Novel And Movie Comparison Activities, During the Movie, Movie Review WorksheetsThese worksheets and cooperative learning activity allow students to compare the book to the movie, write reviews, analyze the manner the book was adapted to the screen, and produce thoughtful, interesting things to say about the movie and book in class discussion. The act of showing the movie adaptation of a book can be a very enriching experience with the right materials. ★ Keep your students ENGAGED during the mov
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5th - 12th
THE CATCHER IN THE RYE PreReading Bias Discussion Activity Opinion Salinger
Catcher in the Rye learners will enjoy this pre-reading activity that gets thinking about and discussing (and maybe even engaging in some friendly arguing!). Then after the novel is done, learners will revisit these questions to consider how their minds have stayed the same or changed based on the events, characters, and themes they've just read about and felt. SUGGESTED ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATIONLearners are challenged with nine controversial statements that are created to divide the learners into
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10th - 12th
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Constructing a Debate: Outline and Graphic Organizer for Sophisticated Argument
If your students are anything like mine, they think whoever is the loudest wins the argument! This resource will help you guide students into crafting sophisticated arguments that consider audience and purpose. Designed to be used in the planning phase of a debate, students will have access to thought-provoking questions based around the traditional stock issues of policy debate: topicality, inherency, harms, solvency, and significance. Constructing a Debate is ideal as a handout/graphic organiz
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9th - 12th
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JULIUS CAESAR PreReading Bias Discussion Activity - Prior Opinion Background
Julius Caesar learners will enjoy this pre-reading activity that gets thinking about and discussing (and maybe even engaging in some friendly arguing!). Then after the novel is done, learners will revisit these questions to consider how their minds have stayed the same or changed based on the events, characters, and themes they've just read about and felt. SUGGESTED ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATIONLearners are challenged with nine controversial statements that are created to divide the students into two
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9th - 11th
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Ambrose Bierce's “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” – 15 Common Core Tasks
This Common Core resource includes 15 rigorous unit learning tasks for Ambrose Bierce’s short story, "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge." The teacher-created learning tasks include standard(s) alignment using the language of Common Core State Standards. The unit activities represent a balance of analysis and evaluation activities focusing on a variety of literary elements, constructed responses, and extended informational/explanatory and argumentative writing. The graphic organizers, rubrics, ar
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9th - 12th
NIGHT PreReading Bias Discussion Activity Prior Opinion Background
Night learners will enjoy this pre-reading activity that gets thinking about and discussing (and maybe even engaging in some friendly arguing!). Then after the novel is done, learners will revisit these questions to consider how their minds have stayed the same or changed based on the events, characters, and themes they've just read about and felt. SUGGESTED ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATIONLearners are challenged with nine controversial statements that are created to divide the learners into two sides. W
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9th - 11th
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