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ELA test prep projects for Microsoft Word
10th Grade English ELA Lesson Plans, Slides, & Materials BUNDLE for FULL YEAR
Looking for everything you need to teach 10th Grade ELA for the ENTIRE YEAR all in one place? Here it is. This MASSIVE BUNDLE DEAL of 547 pages and 590 slides includes: 5 Color-Coded Unit Plans with Tables of Contents, Big Ideas, Essential Questions, and Common Core Standards-Aligned Unit Projects495 pages of Daily Lesson Plans for the FULL Year (42 weeks) in Hook/Teach/Model/Practice/Apply format with Worksheets, Graphic Organizers, Vocabulary in Context, Reading Comprehension Quizzes with Answ
Grades:
9th - 12th
9th Grade English ELA Lesson Plans, Slides, & Materials BUNDLE for FULL YEAR
Looking for everything you need to teach 9th Grade ELA for the ENTIRE YEAR all in one place? Here it is. This MASSIVE BUNDLE DEAL of 547 pages and 590 slides includes: 5 Color-Coded Unit Plans with Tables of Contents, Big Ideas, Essential Questions, and Common Core Standards-Aligned Unit Projects495 pages of Daily Lesson Plans for the FULL Year (42 weeks) in Hook/Teach/Model/Practice/Apply format with Worksheets, Graphic Organizers, Vocabulary in Context, Reading Comprehension Quizzes with Answe
Grades:
9th - 12th
8th Grade English ELA Lesson Plans, Slides, & Materials BUNDLE for FULL YEAR
Looking for everything you need to teach 8th Grade ELA for the ENTIRE YEAR all in one place? Here it is. This MASSIVE BUNDLE DEAL of 1,099 pages and slides in total includes: 352 pages of Daily Lesson Plans for the FULL YEAR (42 weeks) in Hook/Teach/Model/Practice/Apply format with Prior Knowledge Connections, Differentiation by Style and Level, Clear Objectives, highlighted Blooms verbs, Engaging Bell-Ringers, Relevant and World-Connected Journal Writes, Explicit Directions for Activities, Work
Grades:
6th - 9th
180 Writing Prompts *1 prompt for each day of school*
A calendar of 180 different writing prompts and story starters. Great to assign for homework or during the day. Great to use with the "I'm done!" student and for students who finish class work early!
The prompts are numbered 1 through 180. Teachers can choose to go in order, or allow students to choose a different prompt each day and cross out the box once it has been selected. Either way, a great way to get your students writing on a daily basis with no planning involved...the work is all
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3rd - 6th
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Christmas Carol, Mini-Unit
Let me make your job easier! I'll provide the tried, tested, and student-approved mini-units.
All you have to do is pop in the DVD and facilitate accountable talk about the questions I provide in the viewing guides.
This mini-unit on the film "A Christmas Carol" (the one with Patrick Stewart) comes complete with an anticipation guide about Kwanzaa, viewing guides, homework assignments, a summary quiz, and a final project.
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6th - 12th
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College Awareness Research Project - NO PREP Fun College Research Activities!
Make research and college awareness fun with this and College Research Project. Now includes editable Google Doc. Perfect for distance learning!This NO PREP college research project packet is perfect for an independent college readiness research essay for high school students (9th grade - 12th grade) to start their college search and application process or to raise college awareness and excitement for middle school students (6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade) or students of any age! Students are r
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6th - 12th
8 parts of speech ...fun and creative!
As a teacher who always tries to make learning fun and memorable I was caught off guard when given the challenge to teach the 8 parts of speech to 11 year old children. How can that be fun? What could I do to make grammar fun and exciting? That is easy...mix it with a creative fun project that involves PIZZA! This activity is sure to be one that your students will always remember as well as serve as a great instructional or review tool. Hey, teaching needs to be fun for the teachers too!
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4th - 7th
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Their Eyes Were Watching God Symbolism Project--based on AP Lit essay prompt
This is a project I use at the end of our reading of Their Eyes Were Watching God. It allows them to think about an AP Literature prompt in a new and interesting way, and to work on their presentation skills.
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9th - 12th
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AP Language & Composition- The Crucible Synthesis Essay
This resource follows the conventions of the AP Language & Composition synthesis essay. It can be used in conjunction with teaching Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" as either a Timed Write essay or a cumulative essay.
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11th - 12th
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Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream Argumentative Essay Topic
Included is a topic assignment for "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Students construct a 5-paragraph argumentative essay deciding whether the ending is really a happy one. This is a GREAT resource to tie in test prep with material you already teach. The assignment (detailing how each paragraph should be structured) and a rubric are included. Both are word documents, so you are able to edit and make changes as needed.
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8th - 11th
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Summer Skills Packet Entering the 5th Grade: Activities/Checklist/Reading/Etc.
During the summer break, students often experience learning loss. A summer skills packet helps in retaining and reinforcing the knowledge and skills acquired in the previous grade, ensuring a smoother transition to the next grade level. The packet can include key concepts and skills from the 4th grade curriculum. Reviewing these concepts during the summer helps students reinforce their understanding, making them better prepared for the challenges of the 5th grade.Summer Skills Packet Entering th
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4th - 5th
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March Madness Reading Tournament
This is a project that is great for the intermediate grades! Students select a book to enter into a class March Madness: Battle of the Books Tournament. They will create a persuasive poster and write a persuasive essay encouraging their classmates to vote for their book.
The books are put into brackets and voted on during multiple weeks. It starts with the "Sweet 16," "Elite 8," "Final 4," and then a winner is determined.
This is a fun and seasonal way to review test prep skills such as
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4th - 6th
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Parts of Speech Unit
Use this digital, interactive packet to teach your middle school students grammar! Have students WATCH VIDEOS, WRITE DEFINITIONS, GIVE THEMSELVES STUDY TIPS, and practice their learning by WRITING EXAMPLES with their parts of speech. Students then practice identifying their parts of speech in a whole class activity. Finally, there is a project assignment at the end of their week-long mini unit where students can CHOOSE how to show their knowledge. This was used in a Personalized Learning Classro
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6th - 8th
Also included in:Â Ultimate Grammar Bundle! Parts of Speech for 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th grade
Antigone Background Info One-Pager
Help students build background information before reading the play. Students can work independently or in small groups to research a topic of their choice. They can use the provided guided questions to prepare a one-pager to display their learning.Use in conjunction with https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Antigone-Gallery-Walk-9479750.
Grades:
9th - 12th
ELA State Test Class Play!
The title of this play is "What Type of Genre is That?!" It is designed to reflect test taking strategies, vocaubulary, and genre studies for the 3rd grade New York State ELA exam, but it would work equally well for 4th, 5th, or 6th grades. In the play, students are sitting at a desk about to take their NYS ELA exam. They speak to the audience about their feelings and test-taking strategies, then they VISUALIZE the passage. As they visualize, the curtain opens and the passage is acted out on
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3rd - 6th
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Fahrenheit 451 Trial Task & Worksheets
This is a differentiated task which allows students to defend or prosecute Montag for his actions in Fahrenheit 451. Students must use the Constitution or the Declaration of Independence and Fahrenheit 451 to argue whether Montag is a patriot or a traitor. This resource includes the following:a detailed task sheet, outlining the roles for each group (prosecution, defense, and jurors)excerpts from the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence which students must use to develop their caseA
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Fahrenheit 451 Bundle of Lessons & Activities
SAT Vocabulary and Linguistics Project
This is a fairly large mini-unit exploring SAT (or other appropriately challenging) vocabulary words. I use it leading into state benchmark practice tests to expose students to a multitude of challenging vocabulary that is most likely to appear on standardized tests.
Students create "biopoems" using their word as the "person" they are writing a biography about, explore etymology/origin/connotation/pronunciation/etc., create word "personifications" (ex: a short story about 'Mr. Omnipotent'), an
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7th - 11th
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AP Lang Rhetorical Analysis Speech Rhetoric
This is a project to practice rhetorical analysis for AP Language and Composition students. Students utilized SOAPSTone to analyze speeches and then emulate them for a speaking assessment.Product includes all student handouts, links to speeches and transcripts, and a rubric.UPDATE: This material was created prior to the 2020 exam changes. Materials are still relevant, but some wording may need to be changed.
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11th - 12th
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NYS ELA State Test Class Play!
The title of this play is "What Type of Genre is That?!" It is designed to reflect test taking strategies, vocaubulary, and genre studies for the 3rd grade New York State ELA exam, but it would work equally well for 4th, 5th, or 6th grades. In the play, students are sitting at a desk about to take their NYS ELA exam. They speak to the audience about their feelings and test-taking strategies, then they VISUALIZE the passage. As they visualize, the curtain opens and the passage is acted out on
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3rd - 6th
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Identity Packet
This resource includes the following:a Do Now questionnaire for students to get them thinking about identity"There Was Once" by Margaret Atwood and an "It Says, I Say, So" graphic organizer w/ questions that follows"Sadie and Maud" by Gwendolyn Brooks and embedded annotation questionsan argumentative essay task sheet (modeled after CC ELA Regents) with the prompt: What factor has the greatest impact on a teen’s identity?a text set to accompany the argumentative essay task w/ 4 textsa graphic org
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8th - 12th
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Literary Analysis Essay Assignment
This product include:
* a description of the assignment of a literary analysis
* tips for writing an analysis
* a sample outline
* example essay
*annotated essay
I have a copy of the example essay with the parts highlighted. I find this is very helpful for showing students who have not read a literary analysis before how the essay goes together. I like them to be able to begin with the end in mind. I give the students the white copy and highlighters. As a class, we read through the essay and hi
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7th - 12th
Parrot in the oven Bloom ball (Dodecahedron)
Creating this hands-on reading strategy based activity is an awesome way to reinforce literacy skills. This activity can be completed in small groups, as a reading project, individually... the choice is yours!This 3D craft activity is a perfect culminating project or book report for a novel study or literature circle.The following is included:Directions for assemblyDirection sheet for each section of the Bloom BallTemplateRUBRIC for grading the assignment
Grades:
6th - 11th
American Literature Review Project- EOCT Review
This is a summative project designed to review for the Georgia American Literature End of Course Test. It includes the time periods within American Lit as well as the various genres of writing studied in the American Lit Course.
This could also be used to supplement US History or APUSH courses.
Does not include rubric but you are welcome to use my General Rubric, available for free.
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11th
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Remote Learning English Regents Part 2 Argumentative Essay
This is an assignment sheet and packet of 4 short texts addressing the topic: Should students be required to turn on their cameras for remote learning classes? It is in the Part 2 English Regents format, from the wording of the assignment, to the formatting of the nonfiction articles. These texts could be used to provoke a class debate before having students write the essay. Students (and teachers) should appreciate the relevance of this topic to their remote learning experience!
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7th - 12th
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