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4th grade english language arts dbqs for Google Apps
DBQ and CER Writing | Digital and Print
CER writing and DBQ Essays Use these guides to help support students every step of the way. Digital and Print EDITABLE Includes: -- Digtial Interactive Writing Guide -- Digtial CER Graphic Organizer & Writing template (Edit/Print version included) -- Digital DBQ Essay Outline (Edit/Print version included)Edit and Print -- CER and DBQ Class Posters-- CER and DBQ handheld student guides -- DBQ Essay Outline & Rubric -- CER outline & Response template
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4th - 12th
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Boston Massacre Perspectives
⭐️SAVE BIG WITH A BUNDLE! This resource is bundled with other American Revolution lessons here.*This resource is digital resource to be used in conjunction with Google Drive.This resource is 100% editable. The lesson is on Google Slides.In this engaging lesson, students analyze various perspectives on the Boston Massacre. Students start by comparing two popular images of the event, then pick from four perspectives. Which story matches with the images? Terms of Use: This product is to be used by
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4th - 9th
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Also included in: American Revolution Bundle
Anchor Charts Claim Evidence Reasoning CER Mini Bundle Print or Digital
These anchor charts will make teaching students how to do Claim Evidence Reasoning SO EASY!Students can learn about a variety topics/current events through C.E.R. (Claim Evidence Reasoning) and these anchor charts are a great way for getting your students to explain current events in a meaningful way and it allows you as the instructor to adequately assess their understanding of concepts. You get the following:-4 CER Google Ready Anchor Charts with Google Classroom Directions-4 PDF Anchor Chart
Grades:
4th - 12th
Analyzing Primary and Secondary Sources DISTANCE LEARNING
Analyzing Primary and Secondary SourcesAn Introduction to Primary & Secondary Sources: Political Cartoons, Scaffolding Questions, Constructed-Response Questions, and more!FOR GOOGLE CLASSROOM DISTANCE LEARNINGThis series of activities and examples introduces primary and secondary sources to your students!Included in this resource:• Analyzing Primary & Secondary Sources Cover page• Analyzing Primary & Secondary Sources Cover page for students• What is a document? Explanation page• Pro
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Back to School Activities BUNDLE DISTANCE LEARNING
Jamestown VA DBQ combined with Lucy Calkins Units of Study Boxes & Bullets!!!!
I worked so hard to connect the Lucy Calkins Units of Study boxes and bullets technique with an incredible DBQ (Document Based Question) around the fact that so many colonists died at Jamestown, VA. I am very excited to share it with you. This is the a perfect 3-5 week long cross-curricular social studies and writing unit to conduct with 4th graders studying Virginia History. I rewrote the original DBQ essay to align it with VA SOLS, as well as the questions about each document. The documents us
Grades:
4th - 12th
Civil Rights Movement, BLM Movement, vs. Capitol Hill Insurrection
Students will explore protest by looking at the Civil Rights Movement and the Black Lives Matter Movement and compare and contrast these movements to the insurrection and breach on Capitol Hill on Jan 6, 2021.What's included in this digital interactive workbook:- Frayer Model Graphic Organizer - Vocabulary Picture Sort- See-Think-Wonder with Civil Rights Movement, BLM, and Capitol Hill breach images- "What's the Story Behind the Picture," video activity- Caption This! activity- Claim-Evidence-Re
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4th - 8th
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Question Answer Relationships
It's state testing time again! I designed this activity to help my students understand the types of questions that they will be asked. Taking the mystery out of what the question is asking, makes it easier to answer! It is an interactive lesson that can be used for whole group instruction as well as small group instruction!
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3rd - 6th
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Informational Text Structure QR Code Activity
Elevate your students' reading comprehension skills with our Text Structures Identification Practice Kit, a comprehensive resource designed for educators who strive to make learning engaging and effective. This resource is perfect for teachers seeking to empower students with the essential skill of recognizing and understanding text structures in informational texts.1. Matching Section: - Kick-start the lesson with a matching activity for the definition of various text structures and a section
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4th - 7th
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Socratic Seminar Discussion Prompt- Discussion Skill Builder
Use this tool to support students in developing effective class discussion skills. This resource is a google doc with ten different discussion prompts that support students to reference text, interact, and engage meaningfully. It also teaches students how to slow down and think more deeply before responding! This resource is a customizable Google doc, formatted to print two sheets per page.
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4th - 12th
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Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry Hyperdoc
This interactive Google SlideShow walks students through an extensive background knowledge of Jim Crow Laws of the South in the 1940’s. It then walks students chapter by chapter through the novel and allows students to answer close reading questions related to the story. It also allows students creativity by giving opportunities for open ended answers and hypothetical situations to have students spoil apply what they have learned in the novel. You will need to make a copy for all of the link
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4th - 7th
English Language Arts | Document Based Questioning - Complete Packet
This DBQ packet introduces what Document Based Questioning is for students as it provides a guide and explanation of how to analyze the primary source documents. This resource then provides instructions and step by step guide for writing a DBQ essay and writing process so that they can write a thesis and use supporting documents and evidence in their essayStudents are meaningfully engaged in the learning process, these materials also has several examples for the teacher to use walk through how
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4th - 8th
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Short Response Question - "The Bracelet" - Inferencing
Students can view these slides to understand how to make inferences about how the main character of "The Bracelet" changes throughout this text. This will support your students in writing a short response.
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3rd - 6th
Brave Girl, by Michelle Markel, Coordinating Primary Sources & DBQs
Kids can and should engage with primary sources from as early as lower elementary school! And the best part is, many children's books are built from primary sources. Pairing children's literature with primary sources allows students to engage in scaffolded, age-appropriate historical inquiry. Justice oriented historical inquiry allows students to learn from injustices and activism in the past, and to collaboratively dream of a better future.This resource provides three primary sources and coordi
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2nd - 5th
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The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Pre-Reading Activity
This product includes an article about children evacuating London during World War II, response questions about the article, and an answer key.
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3rd - 5th
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Claim, Evidence, Reason (CER) Task: Watch a commercial and respond
Students will watch a video, and then use the information from the video to fill out the claim, evidence, reason (CER) graphic organizer. This is a fun task because students get to watch a silly super bowl activity to apply their knowledge. Leave a comment to let me know what other worksheets you are interested in!
Grades:
4th - 6th
The Boston Massacre: Reading Comprehension (bellwork activity)
This brief activity requires students to read with a purpose. This informational text focuses on the Boston Massacre. Students test their comprehension by answering the five corresponding questions.This is great as a bellwork activity, but it is fully editable so you can use it however you see fit.
Grades:
4th - 12th
CER to DBQ Essay Writing Posters and Outline
These simple essay writing posters create visual definitions of the C.E.R. and D.B.Q. writing process. With the writing process building at each grade level and step, these posters will simplify the writing process and allow for easier writing transitions throughout each step of the process. Please click the green PREVIEW button for a closer look at everything that's included.This file includes: 1 Outline of the Writing Process 18 Google Slides Posters of definitions (for both C.E.R. & D.B.
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3rd - 12th
Jamestown Primary Source: "Sickness and Death"
This primary source is a letter from an indentured servant writing home to his parents in 1623. Richard Frethorne, the indentured servant, writes about how awful Jamestown is, how people are dying due to illnesses and starvation. His letter is emotional; it is sad. It shows the reality of "Starving Time" and makes students wonder what happened to him...did he live or die?It is in a google slide format and can be projected or printed (or both!) This could be a great resource for a centers a
Grades:
4th - 12th
Also included in: Jamestown Primary Sources: Read, Analyze, Write
Google Form: 5 Sources exploring the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
This is a 5 part Google Form. It is set up as a quiz to allow ease of grading, but I will be completing this together with my students.Section 1 includes an infographic with general information about the Supreme Court and 7 multiple choice questions. Students will use the infographic to find the answers to these questions. This section builds general background knowledge and the court, its purpose, and the nomination process.Section 2 includes a nonfiction text from Time for Kids that provides g
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4th - 12th
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George Washington Digital Escape Room
Digital Escape Room on the life of George Washington100% web based- NO setup required. Post the link and let the students explore. 6 different aspects of Washington's life will be exploredFort NecessityValley ForgeSpyingBattles of the American Revolution United States ConstitutionPresidentMy students really enjoyed this, even students that lack motivation.This activity took my students between 3-4 days in class. At the end of the escape room, students will receive a certificate.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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MLA Format with Google Docs Guide
This guide can be a handout or online guide to MLA Format in Google Docs. The side information helps to guide students step-by-step on how to create an essay in MLA format. There is also a YouTube video linked at the bottom to give multiple methods for understanding how to set a paper up in MLA format. This is part of the "WICOR" resource collection.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
The Lightning Thief Unit Plan: Teacher Matrix (5th Grade Literacy)
Take a journey with Percy Jackson as he discovers who he and his family are through a class favorite, The Lightning Thief. This teacher matrix is a unit plan that includes a chapter-by-chapter lesson with:-Standard-Content Language Objective-Essential Question (Overarching question for the book- this can be used for an end-of-unit assessment)-Vocabulary words-Language Frames (scaffolding)-Exemplar/ Success Criteria (scaffolding)-Text Dependent Questions (varies from short answer, multiple choic
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4th - 6th
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Wilson Step 4.2 Comprehension Questions Google Slides
Trying to generate comprehension questions for part 9 of Wilson's fourth edition passages? No worries! Each passage in 4.2 has 5-6 comprehension questions, which encourage written response to the texts and align with common core standards. These questions foster "referring back to the text" to support opinions with text evidence.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
How to DBQ (Document Based Question): Google
Need an activity for Students learning how to create a Document Based Question? Need a creative in person and Distance learning activity?How to DBQ (Document Based Question) is designed for success in middle school or high school. This comprehensive activity provides rigorous instruction allowing students to research and understand the topic. Allows students to have a more creative take on it! This Lesson can be used in middle school or high school.WHAT'S INCLUDEDThis includes:★ 10 Slides★ Rubri
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4th - 12th
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Importance of learning English language arts
English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.
Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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