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For all subjects Common Core RL.9-10.1 resources
Visual Syllabus Template - Editable Syllabus for Middle School and High School
Looking for an eye-catching syllabus template? This resource includes 5 editable syllabus templates that are perfect for both high school or middle school. The visual layout of these templates is an engaging way to introduce students to your course curriculum!Included with these Visual Syllabus Templates:✏️ Five Editable Syllabus Templates - Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Drive®✏️ Example of Completed Syllabus Template✏️ Teacher Instructions for using this resource How to use these Visual
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7th - 10th
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MLA Lesson for Website Citations: Interactive, Human Puzzle Activity
This classroom-tested, interactive, hands-on, game-like activity is excellent for reinforcing MLA website citation. It is a skills-building activity to get students ready to write their own research papers with internal and external citations. I have provided a quotation from a news article on a real-world topic (bullying) as well as the citation information. The topic of the quotation is also a good springboard for discussion. Students then arrange themselves into the correct format for both an
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Research Writing Unit, Curriculum BUNDLE+
Socratic Seminar, high school reading comprehension, task cards, philosophy
Socratic Seminar, high school reading comprehension, task cards, philosophy Socratic Seminars provide an engaging way for students to learn about any topic and build critical thinking skills. It’s a low-prep way for teachers to teach without sacrificing rigor. Furthermore, because it can foster open dialogues among classmates, it builds better classroom camaraderie.What buyers are saying:This was perfect! I had been looking for a way to get my students to think more and engage each other instead
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Socratic Seminar Rubric (Editable) — Expectations and Guidelines
This resource includes a rubric, guidelines, discussion prompts, and student reflection for a Socratic Seminar based on ANY text. A Socratic seminar is a student-led, formal discussion, based on a text. The conversation focuses on rigorous and thoughtful dialogue amongst classmates. Students must prepare by reading and annotating the text. Then during the seminar, they will listen closely to the comments of others while thinking critically for themselves. They must talk to EACH OTHER, not the te
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7th - 12th
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The Princess Bride Bundle: Narrative Writing and Movie Guide
The first half of this bundle uses The Princess Bride as an illustration in order to take students through critical aspects of the narrative form. It is a fun PowerPoint that can be enhanced by showing clips of the film The Princess Bride (links to film clips are embedded). This PowerPoint will give buyers the following: guidelines for narrative writing, aspects of narrative writing, elements of writing dialogue,examples of plot structure, student activities, and engaging material to make narra
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5th - 12th
Tabletop Gaming in the Classroom: Intro, Review Game, and D&D Module
Ever wonder what it would be like to get kids immersed in fantasy gaming without screens or phones? Tired of Kahoot, Jeopardy, and other standard review games? Want to build nerd-cred with Dungeons & Dragons style gameplay in the classroom? Look no further!What's inside Tabletop Gaming Intro and Factions Challenge Review Game:A wealth of accessible information about how to use tabletop RPGs in the classroomDetailed examplesResource lists and materials descriptionsFactions Challenge, an origi
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7th - 12th
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Create Your Own Whodunit Mystery Unit! (Teaching CER and Line of Reasoning)
This is a set of instructions for educators to create their own Murder Mystery / Whodunit scenario for their students to solve. It comes with a set of instructions, planning sheets, optional blank clue cards, a glossary sheet to give to students, Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) organizers, and a CER Rubric for writing for students to use once the project is completed and given.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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MAUS | MAUS VISUAL ESSAYS, ESSAY ALTERNATIVE | MAUS ESSAY WRITING
MAUS | MAUS VISUAL ESSAYS, ESSAY ALTERNATIVE | MAUS ESSAY WRITINGAre you looking for an innovative and creative way to teach MAUS?Visual Essays are the perfect instructional approach to help students understand challenging texts. It is a different assignment and encourages visual and data literacy skills in readers by providing them with various visuals that illustrate key points from the text. It also allows students to express their interpretations of what they have read through visual media.W
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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EDITABLE Concentric Circles Discussion for ANY TEXT!
This product is all you'll need to plan, prepare, and host a concentric circles discussion in your classroom!I love this using this discussion method since it's student led and nearly bell-to-pell peer engagement, however it's highly structured and one-on-one, so students who may have social anxiety still feel comfortable participating. Specifically, this product contains:A Do Now for students to complete at the beginning of the discussionA Reflective Exit Ticket for students to complete after t
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Not Grade Specific
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Small Group Discussion, Silent Discussion, Collaborative Responses Table Texting
Looking for a fun way to have small group discussions? Looking to put a spin on inferences/textual support activities? Table Texting is the activity you are looking for.This activity is excellent for students to build on others' responses and clarify meaning for students who are struggling. This can be used across any content area, with varying texts. The teacher poses an open ended question, the student records the question. The first student responds to the question and then passes it to a nea
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4th - 9th
Reading Strategies for Any Text
Use these before-, during-, and post-reading strategy activities to help your students become independent readers. Handouts require minimal, if any, teacher preparation, and are for use in multiple content areas including English, social studies, science, and other disciplines. With these strategies, you will meet the needs of diverse students while engaging them in reading. There is often a misconception that with the Common Core, teachers should no longer teach reading strategies. However, in
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6th - 9th
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Graphic Novel Templates
Graphic Novel templates are perfect for reviewing the parts of the plot. Included is a plot map for students to plan out their story or review a story that was read. Also included are plot sketch planning pages for students to use as rough drafts just to lay out their ideas. Plot final draft pages and blank template pages are also included. This allows for customization. The final draft pages have the option of assigning it for individuals or groups.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
RACER Digital Graphic Organizer
This digital graphic organizer is designed to support the RACER writing strategy which is great for short answer or constructed response questions. RACER helps students clearly communicate their answers while referring back to the question, citing evidence from the text, and explaining how that evidence supports their answer. The digital download includes a link to an interactive graphic organizer with on Google Slides, so your students can edit the file and submit electronically. It can also be
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6th - 9th
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TECH REVIEW {integrating literacy into business & technology courses}
TECH REVIEW The Tech Review was designed to increase literacy development and research skills for students enrolled in business & technology courses. It is also the perfect tool for classroom management. Each week, students will research forms of technology (single version included). Students will complete this assignment after they have finished with all other assignments/tasks for the day or week. This means less idle time during the week. There is a class presentation option for the weekl
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Literature Circle Task Forms
These literature Circle Task forms include duties, checklists, and reflection statements for the following roles: Discussion Director, Literary Luminary, Summarizer, Vocabulary Enricher, and Investigator.
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6th - 10th
Annotating Bookmark
I use this bookmark after teaching the purpose and goals of annotating, pointing out the sub-skill on the bookmark as they are taught. Students often request multiple copies of the bookmark to use in content area text books.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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