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Gamify your figurative language practice! This product includes 60 examples of figurative language (similes, idioms, and personification) for students to either act or draw out for their classmates to guess! A combination of Pictionary and Win, Lose or Draw with figurative language! Great for Middle School! Cut out and laminate to use over and over again throughout the school year!

This math-themed "Would You Rather?" game is great for back-to-school or whenever kids need a brain break. There are 25 math-related questions in Google Slide format for students to answer. Get them up and moving to each side of the classroom depending on their answer. Also includes a pdf list of the 25 questions for teacher reference.

This literary version of "Would You Rather?" is great for the ELA classroom. It allows students to get up and move while they answer reading and writing based questions. It comes with 25 questions in Google Slide format plus a PDF of all of the questions for teacher reference.

This Google Slide deck of "Would You Rather?- Back-to- School Edition" questions is great for students to get up and move! Display the questions as student move from each side of the room to the other depending on their answer. There are 25 back-to-school-themed questions! Great for any subject area!

Story Match Up is a fun way to let students practice their writing skills while reviewing character, setting, and plot. This set contains 20 pairs of exciting writing prompts, enough for 40 students. Tickets can be laminated and reused multiple times. Students find their partner and one writes the setting and character details while the other writes the story from the inciting incident. Student writing sample is included.

Hang these cool, slang motivational posters in your middle or high school classroom. Perfect for state testing in any subject. Size 8.5 x 11 inches.

Are you looking for a way for your students to practice standards-based question stems for your figurative language state standard? ( Analyze how figurative language contributes to tone and meaning and explain examples of allusions in text(s). If so, this 24-question resource is perfect! It includes 4 pages of beautiful, engaging practice questions and an answer key.

Students will love practicing their persuasion techniques with these engaging worksheets about middle school topics such as cell phones, social media, mental health, music, clothing, etc. Includes Types of Reasoning (2), Logical Fallacies (4), and Rhetorical Appeals(2).

Students can practice identifying types of reasoning (Deductive, Inductive, and Abductive) with these fun, relatable examples about social media, mental health, athletics, clothing, music, etc. Two worksheets with a total of 18 examples and an answer key is included. Great for middle school!

Students can practice rhetorical appeals using student friendly language and scenarios that are relevant. Topics include social media, mental, health, school cafeteria, clothing brands etc. 18 scenarios in all. Answer key included.

Help your students identify logical fallacies by using these fun, detective-themed practice worksheets. 36 kid-friendly sceneries are included covering 9 different logical fallacies such as ad populum, ad hominem, straw man, red herring, false analogy, hasty generalization, slippery slope, circular reasoning and non-sequitur. Perfect for a middle school unit on persuasion! Answer keys included.

Do you need extra practice for your middle school students to learn the types of reasoning used in persuasion? These two multiple choice worksheets include 12 examples on each. Types of reasoning include deductive, inductive, and abductive. Students can work independently or in pairs to identify the types of reasoning used in each scenario. Answer key includes answer and rationale for each scenario.

This Valentine's Day-themed persuasive unit allows students to practice writing Rhetorical Appeals using ETHOS, PATHOS, and LOGOS), Types of Reasoning (INDUCTIVE, DEDUCTIVE, AND ABDUCTIVE) and Logical Fallacies (AD POPULUM, AD HOMINEM, RED HERRING, FALSE ANALOGY, HASTY GENERALIZATION, SLIPPERY SLOPE, STRAW MAN, CIRCULAR REASONING, AND NON-SEQUITUR. Perfect for your persuasive unit for middle schoolers! Answer keys provided.

Your students will love to practice identifying TYPES of REASONING with these fun Valentine's Day-themed scenarios. Types of Reasoning included are INDUCTIVE, DEDUCTIVE, and ABDUCTIVE. Great for MIDDLE SCHOOL! Answer key and rationale provided. 12 questions total.

Have your students write persuasive Valentine's Letters using ethos, pathos, and logos and then have them practice identifying logical fallacies in persuasive writing using Valentine's Day and St. Patrick's Day themed paragraphs in this fun matching activity. Four different writing prompts are included for the Valentine letters as well as the answer key for the logical fallacies practice. Logical Fallacies included are Straw Man, Ad Populum, Ad Hominem, Red Herring, Circular Reasoning, Has

Your students can practice recognizing logical fallacies in a fun way using passages about Valentine's Day including love, cupid, and chocolates as well as St. Patrick's Day including Leprechaun's, pots of gold, and four-leaf clovers. Both worksheets include an answer key. Logical Fallacies included are Ad Populum, Ad Hominem, Slippery Slope, Red Herring, Straw Man, Circular Reasoning, Non-Sequitur, Hasty Generalization, and False Analogy.

Four Valentine's Day-themed writing prompts for students to practice persuasive writing using rhetorical appeals: ETHOS, PATHOS, and LOGOS. Each prompt includes 2 writing pages. Great for middle school students!

Do your students need to practice recognizing logical fallacies when they're studying reasoning and argument? These 4 worksheets provide over 30 examples in a matching-style activity for students to recognize Ad hominem, Ad populum, Hasty Generalization, Red Herring, Slippery Slope, Straw Man, False Analogy Non Sequitur, and Circular Reasoning. Four different worksheets are provided along with answer keys.

This Google Slide Deck presentation contains 12 writing prompts accompanied by photographs to help students generate a claim that includes their two reasons or topics. There are 6 argumentative prompts and 6 informative/expository prompts as well as 3 blank slide templates for you to add your own prompts. Each slide also has a 2-minute timer to add a little fun and excitement to the activity. Great for writing test prep!

These cute, easy to use Christmas, Winter, and Holiday themed Google Slide agendas are perfect to make your classroom come alive! Customize the headings of each of the 4 sections for your warm up, homework, lesson or objective information. Display them on your Smartboard or Post them in your Google Classroom to make it easy for students and administrators see what you are doing each day. You can use the same Google Slide template all week or a different one each day! There are 30 adorable templ