Daniel Tkach

This is the most common verbs that can be used to synthesize sources together, especially nonfiction informational or argumentative texts. It contains two parts: 1. A 24 x 36 inch poster of the most common synthesis verbs with sample sentences and visual icon. This makes a great classroom poster to support academic language. TPT doesn't support Google Drawings, so it's a pdf. But if you'd like the original Google Drawing to tweak the sentences, the verbs, or other content, just message me. 2.

This is a poster with four steps for analysis at different "levels" of a text. It is good for a middle or high school ELA/English classroom to help students visualize how you "zoom into" word-level analysis with a microscope, and then "zoom out" with a magnifying glass to think about characters/passages, a camera to think about the whole text and its themes, and ultimately a satellite to think about how one text speaks to the same topics of another. There is a short explanation and sample at eac