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9th grade other (ELA) internet activities
Real News vs. Fake News: Evaluating Online Sources Webquest and Game
Equip your students with the critical thinking and analysis skills they need to navigate the digital landscape with our "Real News vs. Fake News: Evaluating Online Sources Webquest and Game" now with UPDATED LINKS! Tailored for middle school and high school English Language Arts (ELA) teachers, this educational resource transforms the often challenging task of source evaluation into an engaging and interactive learning experience.Key Features:Interactive Learning Journey: Take your students on a
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7th - 10th
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Figurative Language Digital Escape Room
This engaging digital escape room is perfect for your students to review and practice identifying figurative language like similes, metaphors, and other important figurative devices. Would you like to try an engaging, review activity with your students to reinforce these skills and techniques? In this Digital Escape Ⓡ, there are seven different activities, and your students will review the following figurative terms and devices:*SIMILE, METAPHOR, PERSONIFICATION, ONOMATOPOEIA, ALLITERATION, ID
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: Digital Escape Room Bundle, Digital Breakouts
Introduction to Symbolism Google Slides Presentation & Handouts
This 52-slide editable presentation is perfect to use to introduce symbolism, review its purpose, teach students how to detect symbols in literature, and how to analyze their meaning. I include plenty of examples and practice opportunities for students. The PDF includes links to the Google Slides presentation as well as a 6-page Google Docs student handout that can be used during or after viewing. You may use this resource on a secured platform such as Google Classroom for distance learning. It
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7th - 12th
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Thesis Statement PRACTICE For Argumentative Essay Writing w Lessons & Activities
Thesis statement practice for argumentative writing the fun and simple way! This Google Classroom workshop will have students whipping out perfect thesis statements in minutes. It is an interactive, MUST-DO lesson before teaching argument writing. After all, the thesis statement is the most important sentence in the essay. In this self-checking workshop, students identify elements and missing elements of thesis statement by moving the buttons to reveal answers. They will also write thesis statem
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6th - 9th
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Famous Scientists Webquest (research / science / distance learn / puzzle / Sub)
FAMOUS SCIENTISTS RESEARCH - INTERNET / WEBQUEST ASSIGNMENTGRADES: 6-10SUBJECT: SCIENCE, COMPUTERS, STEMSPECIFIC WEBSITE: NO (this is a search and "quest" research assignment)DISTANCE LEARNING: YES!*This assignment is great for either science or language arts classes. The webquest is also perfect for early finishers and distance learning opportunities!WEBQUEST: Students are provided a list of famous scientists and are tasked with doing basic research on these famous individuals. Items researc
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6th - 11th
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Also included in: SCIENCE WEBQUEST SUPER BUNDLE! (60+ Worksheets / STEM / Internet / SUB)
Technical Theatre Units Costume Stage Properties Set Sound Design Producer
30% OFF! Here is EVERYTHING you need: 5 TO 6 WEEK'S worth of engaging, unique and creative units about technical theater (and then some) -costume, set, stage properties, sound design, the producer and set designer Ming Cho Lee biography. Wow! Purchasing this bundle you virtually receive a unit for free and a bonus: Influential People Posters and Pendants! The teacher will need access to YouTube.com. HOW DO I USE THESE IN MY CLASSROOM: Students could study each unit as a group or select one of
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8th - 11th
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Sources Scavenger Hunt: Snuffing Out Fake News Activity
Engage your students to look critically at news media sources and scope out unreliable, bias, and fake sources. This lesson will teach students how to differentiate between credible, reliable news from “fake news.”First, they’ll learn about six types of news media (fake news, credible news report, amended news report, satirical news report, political cartoon, and opinion piece) with an engaging digital scavenger hunt challenge.For this activity, students will explore the sources in an interactiv
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9th - 12th
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Basketball ELA Mystery
This March Mania Basketball ELA Mystery is the perfect activity to give to your middle school students during the month of March when fans are crazy for March Madness and basketball (however, you can really use this any time of the year!). Your students will solve activities like reading comprehension and series of events, grammar, literary terms, and proofreading in order to figure out who stole the basketball uniforms.In this product, your students will receive a list of suspects who possibly
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5th - 9th
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Introduction to the Odyssey Anticipation Guide or Learning Stations Activity
Don't kill the unit before it's even begun! For years I gave a boring power point introduction to give my students necessary background information on the Odyssey to ensure their success. Every semester, I dreaded this day; I knew it was a total bore to my students. What a way to set the tone for a new unit! ;) So, I got smarter and created this learning stations activity. Not only are my students learning the necessary background info, they’re learning more! And they’re doing it in a variety of
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8th - 10th
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Journalism Activities & Lessons Bundle: Beginning & Advanced Students
This bundle for Middle School and High School aspiring journalists contains 15 journalism activities that are sold separately in my Journalism Custom Category. I have digitally enhanced each product in this bundle so you can use it in a regular classroom situation or for remote/virtual learning. Teachers, you may purchase them all for a discounted price here, instead of purchasing the separate pieces.Included areJournalism Syllabus - Beginning and Advanced ClassesJournalism Whole Course Year Ove
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9th - 12th
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Escape Room, To Kill A Mockingbird Digital Escape RoomⓇ
Are you about to start the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird? Would you like to try an engaging, introduction/pre-reading activity with your students for the novel? In this EDUcational Escape, your students will learn about:* Harper Lee and the history of the novel (5 multiple choice questions)*Will explore the map of Alabama *Solve a jigsaw puzzle*Watch a YouTube video to answer 4 questions about the Jim Crow Laws*Complete a slide puzzle*There are 6 activities in this digital escape! (This escape r
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: ALL the Digital Escape Rooms, Oh My! |Distance Learning
Back to School ELA Activities First Week of School for Google Print and Digital
Back to School ELA Activities: this download contains 10 fun activities for the first week of school in your ELA class. Located on Google Slides, it's perfect for distance learning! Included are student surveys, a goal setting writing prompt, getting to know you activities, and more! This product is located on Google Slides and is designed for distance learning! It includes the original PDF for printing as well.This Download Contains:• Student information survey• Classmate interview activity• Le
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4th - 9th
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BUNDLE: College & Career Readiness Packets
This Bundle includes College Readiness Packet,Career Readiness Packet & the College Exploration Virtual Experience. These packets are great resources for high school students to help them plan out, organize and prepare for their future.The College Readiness Packet is filled with everything a student needs to prepare themselves for the college application process. This packet includes:College VocabularyCommon ApplicationCollege ExplorationCollege EssayBrag SheetRecommendation LetterCollege E
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9th - 12th
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To Kill a Mockingbird Introduction Fun Activity or Learning Station
Don't kill the unit before it's even begun! For years I gave a boring powerpoint introduction to give my students the necessary background information on To Kill a Mockingbird to ensure their success. Every semester, I dreaded this day; I knew it was a total bore to my students. What a way to set the tone for a new unit! ;) So, I got smarter and created this learning station activity. Not only are my students learning the necessary background info, but they’re also learning more! And they’re doi
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8th - 11th
Three Week Research Writing Unit for Secondary ELA
Implement a research project that secondary ELA students can relate to! The Truth About Your Clothes Research Unit is a completely editable 129 page research writing unit that will not only teach your students essential responsible researching skills, it will also connect students to the world outside of your classroom, teaching them how the clothes they wear everyday are made in garment factories around the world, often in horrible conditions. Students will examine where their own clothes are m
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7th - 10th
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A Virtual Field Trip to Afghanistan: A Thousand Splendid Suns
Building background for students before reading a novel is one important scaffolding measure that teachers can take. Before starting A Thousand Splendid Suns, send your students on a virtual field trip to Afghanistan!WHY THIS ACTIVITY IS SO IMPORTANT:Besides building background knowledge for students, helping kids see a place in the world different from home and negatively pictured in the media is helpful for expanding their world view. This product features video by Afghani filmmakers, the be
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: A Thousand Splendid Suns: COMPLETE NOVEL UNIT
True Crime Podcast Intro Worksheets & Graphic Organizers - 9th-12th Grade ELA
Want to try true crime podcasts but don't have an entire unit to devote to it? This mini-unit is perfect for you. This product includes graphic organizers for the first episodes of Serial and A Very Fatal Murder. Update: I've included Google Slides versions of each graphic organizer to help with distance learning. The graphic organizers are the background of the slides and students create text boxes to input their answers.Non-fiction podcast: SerialStudents focus on how people and events are des
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Mega Podcast Bundle
Fun ELL Sub Plans & No Prep Lessons | ESL Speaking, & Listening Activities
Bring the excitement of the cosmos and the thrill of superstitions to your ESL / EFL / ELL classroom with our engaging lesson plans! Designed for intermediate-level English learners, each lesson centers around a captivating theme and features a short, fun Youtube video to spark your students' interest. With these lessons, students will hone their vocabulary, grammar, listening comprehension, and discussion skills. Plus, they require no prep making teaching a breeze! Overview:5 Google Slide discu
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7th - 10th
NAVIGATING DIGITAL INFORMATION VIDEO NOTES | GOOGLE SLIDES
Who better to teach our students about how to navigate the internet responsibly than John Green? This set of 10 Crash Course videos covers all the basics of digital literacy that middle school and high school students need to know, and I've organized the information into a handy digital notebook. You could do a video each day and cover all the content in about 2 weeks, or you can break it up into 4 weeks (already organized for you), plus a written reflection piece. These crucial skills will help
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6th - 12th
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ONLINE SCAVENGER HUNT #5 - Great, Fun Activity or for Substitutes!
30 question random trivia, where students can search the internet, or various other library-type sources to find answers. Great for the end of the school year, an off day, a fun reward day, or even for substitute teachers if there are no lesson plans. Others available. Key included!
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6th - 12th
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Forensic Science: Case Study Investigation
The Case Study Investigation report provides students with an opportunity to conduct an in-depth analysis of a case. Forensics plays a role in all of the cases to some degree - in some of the cases forensic analysis was key to arriving at a thorough understanding of the elements of the crime, whereas in some of the other cases the lack of forensic testing, either because it was not done or because it was not available, proved equally significant. The list of cases represents a broad mix in term
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Grades:
8th - 12th
SOCIAL SKILLS SCENARIOS TRHOUGH ANIMES: SEL AND CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE DRIVEN!
About this resource:You will receive a download of a google drive folder with three files that contain the same scenarios. 6 ScenariosSuitable for grades 4th through 9th, and lower-level high school studentsGoogle classroom ready Three different formats for efficient and effective delivery of instructionThis resource includes:------ 6 Social Skills Scenarios in Google Slides with text boxes( Japanese cartoons - Animes Scenarios Digital Task Cards)------ 6 Worksheets ( same as google slides) in
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4th - 12th
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Social Media Literacy - Looking At Social Media Use - Digital
Social Media Use - Digital Resource - This activity is a great way to introduce a media awareness unit and generate discussion in the classroom about social media and its influence on today's teens. Includes activities related to teens' social media use, how they spend their time online and the role of marketing in relation to social media.The download includes lesson ideas, social media use survey / graphic organizer, an introduction to social media, three short surveys, and accompanying discu
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7th - 10th
Also included in: MEDIA LITERACY ACTIVITIES - Advertising & Social Media DIGITAL Bundle
Thesis Statement Practice Worksheets For Argumentative Writing Would You Rather
Wanna get your students cracking up while learning how to write a thesis statement? This hilarious, Google Slides workshop uses WOULD YOU RATHER questions as prompts to teach basic elements and structure of a thesis statement. Students LOVE it! This EASY workshop is perfect for 6th grade teachers introducing thesis statement, and for older struggling students, or those who lack prior knowledge. Students simply choose a position, plug in their claim and reasons, then put it together in a sentence
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6th - 9th
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