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Preview of Phrases and Clauses Grammar Worksheets, Presentation, Test, Flipping Book

Phrases and Clauses Grammar Worksheets, Presentation, Test, Flipping Book

Phrases and clauses can look similar, and my students confuse them. I made these phrase and clause activities to clarify the differences in these units of words. If your students struggle to identify subjects and verbs, sentence structure, or punctuate phrases and clauses correctly, these grammar activities should help. This grammar bundle is in print and digital formats. Overall, these activities to clarify phrases and clauses are great grammar scaffolding tools.This phrase and clause bundle in
Preview of Sentence Structure Activities Bundle | Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences

Sentence Structure Activities Bundle | Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences

Are you a middle school language arts teacher looking for exciting and engaging ways to teach sentence structure? Look no further than the sentence structure activities bundle! With this bundle, you'll get an array of hands-on activities that will make teaching simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences fun and efficient. This bundle has a variety of tools to keep your students engaged as they learn about simple sentences, compound sentences, complex sentences, and compound-comple
Preview of In-Text Citations Worksheets and Activities - MLA 9 - How to Write Citations

In-Text Citations Worksheets and Activities - MLA 9 - How to Write Citations

Updated for MLA 9th Edition! Teach students how to write in-text citations using MLA 9 with these scaffolding worksheets and activities. Includes anchor charts with in-text citation examples!  Suitable for online learning with digital worksheets for Google Classroom®.Included with these In-Text Citations Worksheets for MLA 9:✏️  “Skeleton of a Citation” Reference Poster with MLA Citation Examples✏️  Anchor charts for Parenthetical and Narrative In-Text Citations✏️  Multiple-Choice Questions: For
Preview of Writing Journalism Self Editing Self Check Handout {Editable}

Writing Journalism Self Editing Self Check Handout {Editable}

Created by
Tracee Orman
Journalism Writing Self-Editing/Self-Check Handout for Students - offered in Microsoft Word so you can customize it! Do you have time to edit students' rough drafts? Isn't reading & grading final drafts time consuming enough? Do math teachers pre-grade homework & tests, turn them back to the student so the student can make corrections, then read & grade them all over again? Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it!? That's why I'm a firm believer in self-checking and self-editing, as well
Preview of Citing Text Evidence Posters MLA Format Sentence Starters | Argument

Citing Text Evidence Posters MLA Format Sentence Starters | Argument

Created by
Trang Exchange
Principals often appreciate when teachers post sentence frames to guide student writing. :) I post these every year. Help students cite textual evidence using these sophisticated flex frames posters. Great for argument, debate, research, and reports in English, social studies, and science. Also create table toppers for easy student access. Build your writers' toolbox! Follow me for more teacher and tutor tools. Happy teaching! Get your weekends back.For the Google Slides, scroll to the end of th
Preview of The Hobbit:  Passage Analysis and Expostiory Writing

The Hobbit: Passage Analysis and Expostiory Writing

Like any good writer, J.R.R.Tolkien is a master of using literary devices to “paint” the reader a picture of the ancient and dangerous Mirkwood Forest. The dangers of the forest are foreshadowed when the narrator says, “Now began the most dangerous part of all the journey.” Since our adventurers have encountered stone giants in the mountains, the goblin attack and escape through their tunnels, and the Wargs trapping them in the trees, it has to give the reader pause to be told that these were
Preview of Of Mice and Men:  Comparative Passage Analysis and Expository Writing

Of Mice and Men: Comparative Passage Analysis and Expository Writing

Chapter 1 and Chapter 6 in Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men are close reflections of one another. Once students have read the book, they need to do a close reading of prepared excerpts from the two passages. The use of various types of imagery and figurative language choices make these seemingly simple passages come alive. A chart is included that requires students to find twelve different types of literary devices. Because these chapters are the beginning and the ending of the book, it is a
Preview of Exposition Composition unit

Exposition Composition unit

This comprehensive composition unit focuses on exposition - the synthesis and analysis of informatory texts. The unit includes a instructional PDF powerpoint demonstrating the primary components of expository writing, several graphic organizers for research and writing, and an original outline and essay for analysis. This expository unit is cross-curricular interweaving writing and research skills, with a scientific essay. The skills developed from this unit are transferrable throughout the c
Preview of 3.1- Combining Clauses

3.1- Combining Clauses

Created by
Gravana
This lesson provides a review/overview on sentence structure by focusing on correctly combining clauses. The lesson reviews compound, complex, and compound complex sentences structures. Teachers can elicit evidence and gauge student understanding through the practice problems. Students will prove mastery through quizzes and then apply their understanding of punctuating clauses by incorporating them into an assigned writing prompt.
Preview of Literary Analysis: Crafting Tone, Mood, and Voice

Literary Analysis: Crafting Tone, Mood, and Voice

Created by
Annie Ezzell
This packet contains six informational handouts about literary tone, voice, and mood and four accompanying assignments. It was created for ninth and tenth-grade students who have an introduction to literary analysis but are still developing a nuanced picture of how analyses take shape. I recommend digitally assigning the handouts or printing them in color, as color is used throughout to help students understand the complex distinctions between tone, voice, and mood.Students should be familiar wi
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