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Middle school literature rubric images
Figurative Language Slideshow Rubric
This rubric is for having students create their own figurative Language Google slide show. It includes Introduction slide, Mood and Tone, Metaphor, alliteration and a conclusion. This would be a great way to assess students on what they have learned from a unit on Figurative Language.
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Grades:
5th - 6th
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TWITTER: giving FEEDBACK in a creative way!
Giving feedback is crucial to establish social interactions between students and students & teachers. Sometimes, it might be hard for students to reflect on other peer's work or oral presentations... so, what if we make good use of social media to encourage them?Twitter is great since it implies writing short, concrete ideas called tweets. Here, there's a Twitter/ tweet template for students (or teachers) to give feedback by tweeting positive comments, suggestions and questions! The file is
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Annotation Checklist (Reading 6-12)
This annotation checklist can be used as a rubric to provide guidance to students and clarify teacher instruction for reading tasks.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
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