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Common Core SL.9-10.1 outlines
Public Speaking Unit Impromptu, How-To, Narrative, Informative, and More
Teaching a speech unit or public speaking course can be complex because so many aspects go into making a successful speech lesson. This file has a variety of tools to engage students as they grow as public speakers. It contains every public speaking activity in my store, plus many more speech activities. I also have a detailed (week by week) outline of how I run a public speaking class. NOTE: An eighteen-week (complete semester) outline for everything in this public speaking bundle is in the pre
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7th - 11th
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Lincoln-Douglas Debate Format - Debate Outline, Graphic Organizer, and Rubric
Looking to engage your students in a style of debate that they’ll love? This debate outline teaches the Lincoln-Douglas debate format with a slideshow lesson, debate graphic organizer, teacher moderator script, and an editable debate rubric. Suitable for online learning with digital slide decks for Google Classroom®!Included with this Lincoln-Douglas Debate Format Outline:✏️ Lincoln-Douglas Debate Format Slideshow Lesson - Google Slides®, Microsoft PowerPoint®, & PDF✏️ Lincoln-Douglas Deba
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6th - 12th
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Arguing Advice Visual Tool to Decrease Power Struggle for Students Who Argue
Arguing is a frustrating way to spend your days so learning how to deal with arguing child and teaching or parenting without power struggle is so important. Decrease arguing and power struggles while increasing socially acceptable conversation skills by using these visual tools to guide students through effective conversation skills. These tools include a three leveled conversation monitor rating scale, an arguing advice detailed page explaining appropriate conversation strategies, and an argu
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2nd - 5th
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Freedom Writers Film- Social Justice Unit, Racism & Adversity, Differentiated
Introducing the Freedom Writers 10 Day Social Justice Unit -teach with differentiation to help transform your high school or middle school English Language Arts class into a dynamic hub of meaningful connections and deep discussions on topics including anti racism and adversity. Say goodbye to dull lessons and hello to a differentiated rich-task that not only builds knowledge and skills, but also engages students in thought-provoking conversations about history, society, and overcoming adversity
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Freedom Writers and Elements of Fiction Handy Sheet Bundle
SEL: How to debate (Mini-Debating Unit: intro, rules, practice, and rubric)
MINI-DEBATING UNIT: WHAT IS IT?A brief introduction to debating including the importance/benefits of being a strong debater, a practice "this or that" debate, an activity for students to draft, plan for, and be apart of a debate. Debate options included- teacher vs. student & student vs. student debate options (16 to choose from) & a rubric included to grade student debates.What is included?Debating: introductionDebating: rules & structure“This or that”: practice debatingDebating top
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7th - 10th
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Frankenstein Novel Study with Engaging Activities
Frankenstein has been one of my favorite novels to teach!This novel study takes me about 5 weeks (during which I also show my kids two films - Frankenstein and the Hunchback of Notre Dame - and host a Socratic Seminar). *Note: I skip the letters when I teach the novel, but it's up to youThis resource includes:- Schedule outline example- Engaging intro activities (thematic statement debates, villain sorting, etc.)- Reading assessments- Exit tickets- Supplemental resources links- Quizzes- Essay Pr
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9th - 12th
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EDITABLE Canva Template Chalkboard w/Different Kids in Classroom for any Content
Hello Fellow Educator!Thank you for considering this EDITABLE Canva template!When you access the document, click on the link that says CLICK HERE. Once it opens, you will SAVE a COPY of this template on your own Canva account. You will edit YOUR SAVED copy. I used PRO account elements on this PDF, so you will need a pro account to get all of the same elements.There are 12 slides for content, a concluding slide, and title slides (for a total of 14 slides). If you need more slides, you can duplica
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Not Grade Specific
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Back-to-School Writer's Boot Camp Unit: Text-dependent Literary Analysis
Hi. Thanks for purchasing my unit. Please rate and review my lessons, and follow me to check out the other ELA lessons and units I create. I’m hopeful your students will find meaning in how these lessons work together to achieve an overarching purpose. These lessons work together as a cohesive whole to guide students to enduring understandings and mastery of essential learning outcomes! I make customized lessons and units, upon request. I will make a lesson, a grouping of lessons, or a unit of
Grades:
9th - 12th
Argumentative Essay Checklist (Individual or Peer-Edit)
Use this argumentative essay checklist with students, either individually or with partners to peer-edit, after they have finished drafting.This is an easy-to-read and use checklist that has students check for crucial elements like: indenting, proper introduction structure (hook, bridge, thesis), proper body paragraph structure (topic sentences, relevant & cited evidence, commentary, etc.), and proper conclusion structure.
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6th - 12th
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Harry Potter: Compare/Contrast UNIT w/ Formal Essay - NO PREP
Looking for a comprehensive and engaging bundle of resources to help your ELA students write a top-notch compare and contrast essay? Look no further! Our Harry Potter Compare and Contrast Essay Bundle has everything you need to guide your students through the writing process.Aligned with the 9-10 ELA standards for writing, this bundle includes a detailed lesson plan overview, a literary element comparison worksheet (with answer key provided), small group discussion questions, guided notes, Venn
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7th - 12th
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Chapter Presentations: Persepolis
Enjoy this activity for Persepolis! Help encourage your students to take the lead in interpretation and guided discussion by assigning these chapter presentations. Includes a literary presentation rubric as well!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: A Complete Persepolis Bundle
Analyzing Literary Elements in "The Alchemist"
A presentation of the elements of literature in "The Alchemist" can be helpful by providing an overview of the elements of literature in the novel and how they contribute to the overall message of the story. It can help students to understand the motifs and themes in the novel and how they are used to convey the story's message. Additionally, the presentation can provide background information on the author and the time period in which the novel was written, and provide visual aids to support st
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8th - 9th
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Also included in: Elements of Literature: "The Alchemist" Project
In-Class Formal Debate Guide
In-Class Formal Debate GuideThis is the perfect resource for organizing and administering a formal debate within your class for your students! The outline and rubric is easily transferrable between any subject of study, unit, or topic that your class is focusing on by simply catering the resolutions to the relevance of your particular class.This resource is fully comprehensive through its inclusion of 3 separate materials to guide you through the debate process:1) A "Debate Outline" that comes w
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Everyday Hero Speaking Assignment
The Everyday Hero speech is an Communication classic. It takes the basic public speaking assignment and elevates into an opportunity to learn more about my students. And for students, it gives them a much needed opportunity to get to know each other. In addition to teaching public speaking purpose and structure, this lesson can be very impactful. This unit includes everything the teacher and the student need to conduct an interview based hero speech. You can use the materials here to guide stude
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5th - 12th
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Adventure Writing Prompt & Social Discussion
In this creative writing activity, high school students will practice social discourse and work together to craft an epic adventure narrative. Through this engaging and interactive exercise, students will not only hone their writing skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and cooperation in storytelling.Objective: The primary objective of this activity is to encourage students to unleash their creativity and imagination by collaboratively crafting a thrilling adventure narrative. By wor
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9th - 12th
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The Other Wes Moore: "Who is Who" FREE Graphic Organizer!
Are you planning on teaching The Other Wes Moore in your classroom?If so, here is a great FREE Resource that I have put together for you!Included in this resource is:Organized table for Author Wes and Other WesThis table is divided up by categories for each character, such as their friends, family, school, major events in each chapter, and keywords or themes to look for within the given sections of the novel.Pictures of Author Wes and Other WesAlready completed version of the resource (answer ke
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Debate Outline
Simple debate outline for students to plug in their information.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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"Priority of Possessions" - An SEL Activity to Determine an Object's Value
This Pyramid focused activity helps students "rank" the value of their personal possessions. Determining what items are important to students is a great tool for Social-Emotional focused activities, discussions on finances, as well as a comprehensive understanding of why we as humans give value to certain things. This is a valuable tool for teachers in all disciplines, school counselors, and social workers. An outline following the pyramid fill-in chart allows students to justify their decisions
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7th - 12th
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"Priority of Possessions" - An SEL Activity to Determine an Object's Value
This Pyramid focused activity helps students "rank" the value of their personal possessions. Determining what items are important to students is a great tool for Social-Emotional focused activities, discussions on finances, as well as a comprehensive understanding of why we as humans give value to certain things. This is a valuable tool for teachers in all disciplines, school counselors, and social workers. An outline following the pyramid fill-in chart allows students to justify their decisions
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7th - 12th
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Best Speech/Oral Presentation Cards: Includes Before and During Speech Prep
cards consider:
audience
tone
purpose
volume and pitch
rhetorical devices
structure and organization
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9th - 12th
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Socratic Seminar Quarter-size Handouts + Exit Tickets
This is a FREE resource to help you guide your students on a Socratic seminar journey. These are printable, quarter-size handouts to use for exit tickets, reflections, conversation tracking, and sentence frames.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: World Literature Resource Bundle
Digital Notecards
Getting students to make eye contact during a speech can be difficult! These digital notecards are super easy to use and it teaches students how to use gist statements instead of full sentences.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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