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SAVE MONEY ON THIS BUNDLED SET! Wondering how to incorporate Go Set a Watchman into your To Kill a Mockingbird unit? In this bundle, you will receive
• A two-day lesson on characterization. Analyze Scout, Jem, and Dill in TKAM and then see where they are 20 years later.
• A one-day lesson elaborat
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by Spark your students' thinking after the long break with this terrific activity where they make resolutions that characters from their readings would make. For this lesson, "New Year's Day Writing Activity: Dynamite Resolutions for the New Year," students will choose five people from any of the readi
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This is used for information writing, listening and speaking, and technology grades. The students choose a state, do research by filling out a planning sheet, then use the planning sheet to make a power point. They present their power point and are scored using a presentation rubric. There is als
Curious about how to create meaningful research and argument activities in groups or how to implement a project-based learning (PBL) scenario in your classroom? This activity combines social justice elements with argumentation in a powerful way as students work in teams to research real-life cases f
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This is a graphic organizer for students to record information from speakers on Career Day. It provides topics to listen for during presentations in kid-friendly topics. It can also be used to research careers on the internet as part of a center or homework.
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Do your kids dread rhetorical analysis? No worries. This assignment will change their minds.
Guide your kids through a rhetorical analysis of famous movie speeches! Kids love movies and you love when they are really invested in their learning. This resource does and has both. Movie speeches are i
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Great for teaching audience and voice in ELA and real world interview skills. This fun activity asks students to give both good and back examples of answers to interview questions.Editable and printable activity includes 40 commonly asked interview questions and activity directions.You only need to
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by Keep students on-task during December exploring characters and developing skills writing similes and metaphors with this activity that combines the two elements of literature. One two-page handout has students think of similes and metaphors for characters from books and short stories that they have
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by This 86-page plan is a Common Core standards based unit containing: time frame, day by day lessons, vocabulary, chapter by chapter study guide for discussion ideas, 40+ worksheets, assessments, group and individual projects and much, much more. In this day and age when even a hamburger can be cloned
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by Swing into Spring offers thirty-one Common Core and Bloom's Taxonomy aligned writing activities that will tone up Middle and High School students’ (and teachers’) winter-weary brains.Included in this packet are• Thirty-One writing activities with directions and writing requirements• A March calenda
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by This end of the unit activity is ALWAYS a hit! Students love to dress up and have a party at school - and this one is educational! Students research a 1920's persona (there is a list provided) and why that person might be in attendance at one of Gatsby's parties based on their understanding of the
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by A powerpoint presentation on Persuasive writing and Case preparation for debating. The presentation uses junk food as an example to show how to build from ideas to a caseline and fianlly a persuasive essay.
This mini unit helps students explore the impact connotation has on communication. They will learn the difference between denotation and connotation, explore an essay using SOAPSTone, close reading and discussion to identify and analyze how connotative language elicits pathos in an audience. It is a
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Children enjoy learning about animals. They love reading about, watching them, and acquiring knowledge about their habits: what they eat, where they live, their size, their babies and their survival strategies. Add an animal’s conservation status, and children become intrigued with humanity’s rol
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by Peer Conferencing is important in the revising and editing process. This checklist guides students on what to look for when helping to revise and edit a student's persuasive editorial.
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Working on a class newspaper is an excellent way to increase student engagement in writing and editing. This template supports students in creating a piece of work that it their own; tracking school events, supporting academic achievement, interviewing others for speaking and listening skills, editi
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Ted Talk Argument Graphic Organizer. Launch an argumentative writing unit using Ted Talks! Students will watch a Ted Talk and use this graphic organizer to find the claim, reasoning, and evidence of the talk. Includes a list of links to 8 popular Ted Talks appropriate for this lesson. Covers multipl
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