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High school creative writing research under $5
Research Writing Activities Create an Infographic Primary Research Project
Introduce students to research with infographics using primary research. Students gather data through interviews and then use their data to create an original infographic. Students will analyze data and present it in an easy to understand format.This resource includes:print and digital versionsanalysis of an infographiccomparison/contrast of primary and secondary researchgraphic organizer idea generatoreditable list of topics for students to choose fromdata collection formsample for student ref
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6th - 10th
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Holidays Around the World ORNAMENT CRAFT: Christmas Traditions RESEARCH Project
Supplement your Christmas Around the World unit with these easy crafts! While researching Christmas or other holiday traditions around the world, students can gain a worldly and self empowering experience all while being creative and getting in the holiday spirit! These Christmas Around the World Research Ornaments are the perfect tool to help your students organize their research for their project or report on the their chosen country. Students can color these ornaments to decorate the class
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3rd - 12th
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Prepare to Write a Children's Book: Analysis, Critical Thinking Gr. 6, 8, 9, 12
A PerfettoWritingRoom © Special Edition, this special $1.00 taster Lesson helps an instructor of students ages 12-20+ actually learn how challenging it can be, and how many decisions go into writing even something as “easy” as a picture book or young reader.
Our most popular download by far, this resource teaches
strategy,
critical thinking,
analysis of reading materials,
synthesis of findings
and application of findings into a complete product
If you want to APPLY findings into a paper o
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Satire: Writing a Satirical Argument Like Swift's "A Modest Proposal"
Following examination of the persuasive satire Jonathan Swift perfected in "A Modest Proposal," your students will create their own satirical arguments to address controversial issues of today, whether at the local or global level. This complete unit contains nine pages of materials for the instruction of persuasive satire, including a 2-page overview of the assignment itself, including the writing prompt, steps for organization of ideas, tips regarding tone and style, discussion of possible top
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10th - 12th
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Famous Person / Biographical Essay - Research & Essay GUIDE
Students love writing about people from history, both famous and infamous, celebrieties, and their heroes and heroines. This super easy step-by-step guide to researching a famous person and writing a BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY will definitely help your students to dig a bit deeper when investigating their favourite, famous person.It covers both the research and writing process and students can practically do this task on their own, with MINIMAL teacher support.Take a look at the preview.ALSO CHECK OUT t
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6th - 10th
The Anthropocene Reviewed Essay Inspired by John Green
I created this essay assignment after reading John Green's anthology of thoughtful essays, The Anthropocene Reviewed. I used this sheet with my high school juniors and it resulted in one of my favorite essay assignments of the year!As written on the book's dust jacket, the essays celebrate the Anthropocene, the current geologic age, "in which humans have profoundly reshaped the planet and its biodiversity." To accomplish this, students choose topics (events, people, objects, inventions), then ex
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Progressive Era Project: Rap Battle for PDF and Google Drive
Bring your Progressive Era unit to life with this engaging Progressive Era Rap Battle assignment! In this printable and digital project, students will conduct research about a historical figure of the Progressive Era (or apply what they already know about this individual) to write a rap, song, or poem that addresses key moments from their life and their legacy.While a rap battle is not the most traditional school project or activity, in our teaching experience, it has proven to be one of the mos
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7th - 10th
EASTER Around the World EGG CRAFT: Easter Traditions RESEARCH Project
While researching EASTER traditions around the world, students can gain a worldly and self empowering experience all while being creative and getting in the Spring spirit! These EASTER Around the World Research Ornaments are the perfect tool to help your students organize their research for their project or report on the their chosen country. Students can color these ornaments to decorate the class tree or take them home as keepsakes for their families.The ornaments can be used as:- As a whole
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3rd - 12th
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EMERGENCY SUB PLAN: Theatre Reflects Life with "Newsies"
Students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of theatre as a reflection of life in particular times, places, and culture by writing an article from the journalist’s point of view after watching Newsies the Musical.
This is a great sub plan or emergency plan for theatre and history teachers.
This file includes two handouts:
Learning Objectives
Observation Questions
Thoughtful Discussion Questions
Creative writing from the point of view of one of the characters.
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5th - 12th
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Inquiry and Research Unit for Student Choice Writing
Need an inquiry-based writing unit that allows students to discover their own research topics? This student-choice resource covers everything from developing an Essential Question to evaluating research sources, and drafting and publishing! Unlike traditional research tasks, the i-Search unit enables students to develop a topic based on their interests or burning questions! The resource provides support for all stages of the research writing process and makes a great resource for a SCHOOL NEWSPA
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6th - 9th
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Create Your Own Utopia & Dystopia - PAIR PACK - Students write fun stories!
This is a pair pack of two 3-day creative writing lessons that go well together. Students create their own utopia and dystopia! You can either assign both back-to-back for students to contrast the genres or you can assign each one with any text of literature that goes with its respective genre. Just print and teach!Students will research the genres of utopian and dystopian literature, create their own worlds, and write their own creative stories based on criteria. The utopian lesson plan contain
Grades:
8th - 12th
Black American Authors Through History Group Research and Presentation Project
As a celebration of Black History Month or an introduction to Black American literature, this group research and presentation project enhances your high school ELA students' research, critical thinking, and collaboration skills. This Historical Black Authors group project is a wonderful way to introduce your students to Black writers and share their amazing discoveries with their classmates. No prep.This project provides topics arranged according to eras. Early AmericaSlave NarrativesPost-Slave
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9th - 12th
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Media Literacy: Analyzing Racial Stereotypes in the Media
Objective: SWBAT analyze images in the media for the presence of racial stereotypes in order to synthesize findings and evaluate the impact of stereotypes on society.
After a 1 week study on racial stereotypes in the media and media literacy, have students complete this independent project where they create interview questions, interview a community member, and analyze instances of racial stereotyping in different forms of media.
Students will appreciate the independent nature of this assign
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6th - 9th
Research Report Writing Graphic Organizer
This is a simple, but structured packet for collecting and organizing research that will help students create well-written research reports. It can be used in grades 3-12.
Grades:
4th - 9th
Create Your Own Dystopia - 3 Day Lesson Plan - Students write their own story!
This is a creative writing activity that culminates in students creating their own dystopian society and writing their own dystopian story! This fun activity can be assigned on its own or you can include it with any text of dystopian literature you’re studying as a class. During these 3 days students will research the genre of dystopian literature, create their own dystopian world through a background story arc and propaganda activity, and write their own dystopian story based on criteria. There
Grades:
8th - 12th
Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief -Group Project : Collaborative:DOK4
Students will analyze and synthesize information from the novel Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief and ancient Greek Myths. They will isolate one character mentioned in the novel as the focus of their research. Multiple sources will be used to describe and illustrate how common themes are found across texts from different cultures. This project is a DOK 4 (Depth of Knowledge).
This learning structure really lets the teachers become the facilitator and the student becomes the creator. It’s
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: Percy Jackson: Bundle Lesson Unit with Digital Options Activity
WWI Newspaper Project
This is a project outline for a WWI newspaper project. The product includes a description of the project in newspaper form to give to students as an example, a suggested rubric, article topic list, and details of what students need to do to complete the project. Students can either do the project individually or as a group.Students will create their very own WWI newspaper. Project requirements include: 4 Newspaper Articles (5 paragraphs each, or 20 paragraphs total)2 Propaganda Posters, includin
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5th - 12th
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Earth Day Creative Writing Activities for High School: Digital Resource
Are you searching for a meaningful activity to celebrate Earth Day with your high school students? Look no further! Our Earth Day Creative Writing Form is here to inspire passion for sustainability and environmental awareness while nurturing creativity and critical thinking skills in our students.What's Included: Inside, you'll find a range of writing prompts tailored for high schoolers, covering poetry, short stories, essays, and more. We've also included Earth Day-inspired challenges to spark
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7th - 12th
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WeVideo Animal Research End of the Year Project
This WeVideo Animal Research Project digital resource, is designed for elementary, secondary, and even high school grades 3-12. It would make a wonderful end of the year activity! This comprehensive and engaging tool transforms the traditional research project into an interactive multimedia experience, perfect for fostering creativity, critical thinking, and digital literacy. Great end of the year activity to complete with your class and even show off at open house!Product Highlights:Comprehensi
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3rd - 12th
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THE ODYSSEY Monsters Mini-Research Project
This short project (2 days in the computer lab, with 50-minute periods) is a fun lead-in to THE ODYSSEY. Students select two of the five primary monsters from the epic poem, conduct basic internet research over the monsters, and create a duel for the monsters. The final product includes a hand-drawn graphic representation of each monster, a list of attributes (appearance, powers, skills, weaknesses, etc.) and a supported conclusion paragraph in which the student must deduce which monster would
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Figurative Language Exercises
This upload has a series of activities which support information on similes, metaphors, extended metaphors, symbolism and motifs. It also looks at allusion in order to show that writing is about compression and comparison of meaning. In order to write better descriptions it includes activities on word choice, sentence length and organisation. Activities include working in pairs and groups and making vocabulary charts on different subjects. Writing tasks to consolidate each subject are also in
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Spreading Smiles World Red Cross Day Informational Text&Care Package Drive May 8
Title: “Spreading Smiles: World Red Cross Day Informational Text & Care Package Activity Drive on May 8th!""Welcome to 'Spreading Smiles: World Red Cross Day Informational Text & Care Package Drive on May 8th!' This PDF resource is packed with valuable insights into the significance of World Red Cross Day and the compassionate work of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Discover the importance of humanitarian efforts and learn how to make a meaningful impact with our step-by-step gu
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6th - 9th
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Soundtrack of Your Life Project - Cross Curricular Multiple Subjects
Welcome to my, " Soundtrack of Your Life" Cross Curricular Project! This project has been taught for many years in my music classroom. And every student has loved doing this project. You will find 11 pages of this project that gives you info, worksheets, ideas, and so much more! Ideas are used for cross curriculum subjects such as writing, computer technology, Library/Media Center, and Social Studies. Have fun everyone!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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North Korea & South Korea Postcards
Help students learn about East Asia countries North Korea and South Korea through this fun activity! They will research information about the 2 countries to help them gain an understanding of the culture. They will create a postcard like they are in North Korea and South Korea highlighting the differences in the 2 countries.
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6th - 12th
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