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R Rated Movie Permission Form

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Looking for a quick way to protect yourself when showing R-rated films in the classroom? Use this form to keep parent signatures on file. Customize and edit for your exact needs.

9th - 12th

For All Subjects, Literature, Other (Arts)

Literary Analysis Paragraph Essay Template|Rubrics|Scaffolded|HS English Pre-AP

Created by

The ADHD Teach

Grab this tool that you can use all year long! Two different templates in different styles with three levels of rubrics give students the place to analyze any piece of literature in writing. ⭐️ Save yourself hours of prep time! ⭐️ One template works for paragraph-long literary analyses; the other is for full-length essays. Beautifully illustrated, they include a CUPS editing checklist and space for the whole writing process from pre-writing to a final draft. Each template has space for

8th - 12th

Literature, Writing, Writing-Essays

CCSS

RL.8.1

, RL.8.4

, RL.9-10.1

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Also included in: Literary Rhetorical Argument Rubrics Templates AP Lang Pre AP Lit Differentiated

Glory Parent Permission Letter

Created by

Love Teaching History

I showed this film during every single one of my U.S. Civil War units (8th and/or 11th grades). It is rated R, but it is a mild R rating; if it were made today, I believe it would receive a PG-13 rating. Nonetheless, a parent permission letter was required. In 18 years of teaching, I never received a letter back through which the parent/guardian had not agreed for the student to watch it. It's a classic!

8th - 12th

U.S. History

Learning Target & Standards, Student Data Tracking Chart

Created by

Start to Smart with MS. R

Use this student friendly tracker that students can use to data track their progress with learning targets and standards taught within the class. Students can use this to progress their own monitoring and to share wit parent during conferences.

3rd - 12th

For All Subjects