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Argumentative Essay Outline Color Coded and Differentiated: Cellphones
Color-Coded & Differentiated Argumentative Essay Outline Topic: Should Cellphones Be Banned from Schools?Perfect for ENL, ELA, or writing support classrooms! Help your students organize their argumentative writing with this color coded and differentiated outline. This resource guides students step-by-step as they develop a strong argument on the engaging topic of cellphone use in schools. ✅ What’s Included: Color-coded essay sections: Introduction, Body Paragraphs, Counterargument, and
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
ELA Test Prep, Writing, Writing-Essays
CCSS
W.11-12.1a
, W.11-12.1b
, W.11-12.1d
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Definite Integrals (No U-Sub) Google Form
Definite Integrals without U-Sub Google Form for Calculus classes. Answers are included and can be scored. Includes sin(x), cos(x) and e.
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Applied Math, Calculus, PreCalculus
Leadership Screener Excel Spreadsheet-Editable
treamline your gifted and talented program’s leadership screening with this easy-to-use Excel sheet designed to identify students with strong leadership potential. This tool allows educators to quickly input assessment data and automatically see results at a glance thanks to color-coded percentiles, making interpretation fast and intuitive. What’s Included: Editable Excel sheet for entering student scores on leadership tasks and observations. Automatic percentile calculation so you can see wh
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MLA In-Text Citations Research Resources Practice
If you are looking for a low-prep, self-grading lesson to help your students practice crafting in-text citations for Research Resources, look no further! This Google Form consists of 3 mini-lessons that review how to create in-text citations for individual MLA citations. It focuses on citing sources with authors, citing sources without authors, and differentiating between sources with the same titles. This lesson is intended to be a review or re-introduction of how to cite research resources an
7th - 12th
Informational Text, Library Skills, Writing-Essays
CCSS
RI.9-10.1
, W.9-10.1
, W.9-10.1a
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AP Literature Prospective Students Survey
As described in my free AP Literature Flyer Listing and my AP Literature Literary Flyer Summer Homework Listing, this is the survey I prepared for my prospective students. I am meeting them this Spring to prepare for the fall. I created this google form to allow me to get practical information about my students that the data my school shares would not give me and that I could not get prior ot the start of the school year without them in front of me to start building relationships. I work with a
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Classroom Community, Literature, Other (ELA)
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