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Conclusion Paragraph Graphic Organizer
A graphic organizer to help write the conclusion paragraph of an essay.
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School Trip by Jerry Craft Free Response Questions
The assignment/assessment includes six different free response questions on the middle grade graphic novel School Trip by Jerry Craft. School Trip is a companion to the Newbery and Corretta Scott King Author award winning The New Kid and Class Act. The FRQs are unique and specific to the book so that it would be difficult for students to plagiarize. These questions can be given to individuals, pairs/groups, or entire classes who have read School Trip.Alignment with Common Core ELA College and Ca
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Video Analysis Te Talk: Democracy is Not Broken, It is Fixed
Video Analysis Critiquing Katherin Gehl's Ted Talk defending Democracy is not broken, but it is actually fixed. Compare the current state of politics as perceived to exist at the individual level with the suggestions and resolutions outlined in Katherin's examples to defend democracy as a form of government that is structured on processes and a constitution that allows it to exist because it can be fixed. Position essay or discussion board for online, independent activity, homework, project base
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Paragraph Writing CER Anchor Chart
Use this anchor chart to add a little extra to a regular CER assignment. I leave this up year round to remind them what makes a good paragraph. Claim + Reasoning + Evidence + Importance + Mechanics.
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How to Improve Student Writing
By using specific wording, students can demonstrate historical reasoning in their writing. Comparison, causation, change & continuity over time skills are all addressed to develop student analytical literacy. Language is directed for the AP History SAQ's, LEQ, & DBQ.
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5 Paragraph DBQ Outline
Your document based questions have never seen a graphic organizer quite like this... Allowing for students to plan for 3 body paragraphs, this organizer enables them to start developing papers of deeper thought and encourages them to write more! You can edit this document to fit your needs. This outline can also be used for other 5 paragraph essays, and non specific DBQ essays.
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Body Paragraph Graphic Organizer
A graphic organizer to help write 3 body paragraphs to include text evidence.
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TDA and DBQ Essay Bulletin Board Display
This file includes two versions of a bulletin board display for evidence based writing.
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DBQ Reflection Sheet
Self-reflection on written work is promoted through the use of these questions. Students will also plan out next steps.
Have students refer back to their reflection during their next writing assignment. Useful for any type of written assignment in any subject.
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ICE Bookmarks for TDA and DBQ Essays
ICE is a strategy for teaching students how to accurately cite evidence in TDA and DBQ essays. Students introduce the citation, cite, and then explain/elaborate.
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Grading Rubric for DBQs
This is a rubric that you can use to help grade DBQs. It is easy to read and lets students know exactly what is expected of them and how much effort they need to put forth. It has blanks on it so that you can fill in the required number of documents and citations needed for your class.
I've been using this for years and I've never had a complaint from a parent or student about not understanding how the DBQs are graded.
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RICE Bookmarks for Short Response, TDA, and DBQ
RICE is a strategy for students to accurately respond to a TDA or DBQ question, introduce and cite information from the text, and provide an explanation of their answer.
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How to DBQ!
This PearDeck enabled Slides presentation will help teach young writers in middle school how to write exceptional DBQs. In this interactive presentation, I show students how to write an exceptional introductory paragraph. I also give students tips on proper grammar and mechanics and how to properly cite evidence from documents in a DBQ. Then I show them what to avoid, which are the common mistakes I have seen over my ten years of teaching DBQs. Lastly, we practice what we learned! You can modify
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"Can The Dog Outrun Anything?" DBQ Chart
This chart was created to help students remember to include all pieces of a Document Based Question essay, including Context, Thesis, Documents, Outside Evidence, and Analysis. It also provides sentence stems and examples of Document Citations and Outside Evidence use on the 3rd and 4th pages. Students can color-code their written DBQs to ensure that they included all parts (red through blue).
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Editable Essay Outline: Tree Map
Help students organize their reasons and supporting evidence through this tree map. Great to use with any argumentative writing piece.
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Essay Speedgrader
This is by far my favorite and most-used tool now. Give lots of feedback AND do it quickly--simply check the right boxes and watch the feedback automatically compile for you.The hardest part of grading is that we never have enough time to say everything we want to. This solves that issue. With the Speedgrader, I give far more feedback than ever before, AND I grade faster than ever. This takes much of the dread out of grading essays.The Speedgrader features two columns: one with all the pre-writt
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Revision Worksheet
A worksheet to help students revise their work. They can work with a partner or work independently. There are several areas to the worksheet to help with the revision process.
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DBQ Essay Grading Rubric {Dual Language Bundle}
A bundle including the DBQ essay grading rubrics for both English and Spanish speaking students. Perfect to hand out to your students prior to when they begin writing so they can use this as guidelines for what to include in their writing.
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Conclusion Paragraph Notes
Slideshow presentation to go over the characteristics of a conclusion paragraph.
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Body Paragraph Presentation
Slideshow about body paragraphs. Can be used for any type of writing.
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DBQ Process Notes
Slideshow presentation on the DBQ process and elements of a DBQ. This was done as an introductory lesson to writing their own DBQ.
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Writing Template
Writing template with room for -name-title-writing-picture
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ACES Short Response w/ sentences starters
This product will help students structure and answer a short response question by following these steps: A (Answer the question), C (Cite the source), E (Explain the source), S (Summarize). The Graphic Organizer requires the student to use two pieces of evidence in order to prove their answer or claim.
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Essay Outline
Basic essay outline to get students to plan out their writing! This template gives students space for an introduction paragraph, a thesis statement, 3 paragraphs (each with a topic and 3 pieces of evidence), and a conclusion! Students can then add get rid of paragraphs as needed.Works great with Document-Based Questions!Document is made in both English and Spanish.
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