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7th grade english language arts research for Microsoft PowerPoint
Teach Students How To Research
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4th - 9th
Dream Vacation Project - Cross Curricular Activity - Great for End of the Year
Congratulations! You have been selected by the Blue Waters and Sandy Beaches Travel Agency to participate in a dream vacation contest! Imagine if you could go anywhere within the United States. Where would you go? How would you get there? What would you do? These questions and more will need to be researched and answered. Use your persuasive and informative skills to plan out your trip, put together a convincing presentation, and prove to the travel agency that your trip is the best dream va
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5th - 12th
Harlem Renaissance PowerPoint Project - Black History Month
Are you looking for a Harlem Renaissance activity that will HOOK your students? In this short research project, students discover one writer, artist, or musician from the Harlem Renaissance and present this person to the class in a PowerPoint. This is an engaging, scaffolded research project to inspire all learners and can also be used as an informative Black History Month resource.✅ ELA✅ Social Studies✅ Black History Month✅ and more!This project is a great introduction to the Harlem Renaissance
Grades:
6th - 9th
Narrative Writing: Introduction to Narrative Nonfiction Presentation
Narrative writing isn't just creative writing; introduce your students to narrative nonfiction in this 71-slide editable Powerpoint presentation, complete with editable student handouts and answer key.Students will learn:• the purpose of narrative nonfiction, • the different types and forms of writing, • how it is structured, • the similarities and differences between narrative fiction and nonfiction, • how the elements in fiction (i.e. setting, subjects, point-of-view, voice and perspective, s
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Writing Resources Bundle Argument Expository Narrative Journalism
Credible Sources / Reliable Sources Lesson Activities, Assessment
Help students to identify and analyze credible sources on the Internet with this easy to use lesson. A presentation with notes, guided practice, independent practice, extension interview activity, and quiz all help students to feel confident about Internet research. For many students, identifying a credible source can be confusing and frustrating. Many acronyms and systems create even more confusion because students lack the schema to think critically. Using the 5 W's strategy, this complete les
Grades:
5th - 12th
Business Plan Activity
Unlock the entrepreneurial spirit within your students with this engaging Business Plan activity. This step-by-step activity empowers students to transform their creative ideas into fully-fledged business plans, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills.While enrolled in a small business development course, I created a comprehensive, 40 page business plan. I have included excerpts from this plan to show students what to create for each section. Students will use th
Grades:
7th - 12th
Citing Sources PowerPoint Lesson
If a child is old enough to do a research paper, the child is old enough to learn to cite the sources for borrowed information, images, music, etc. At the same time, the youngest research paper writers shouldn’t be held to the same standards as high school-age writers when it comes to creating a bibliography page, but they can start listing their sources well enough for them or their teacher to be able to go back and find that source if needed.
This PowerPoint presentation on Citing Sources was
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6th - 8th
How to Find Credible Online Sources for Research & Information
This lesson plan is a teacher- student guided presentation with accompanying worksheet on how to identify credible online sources for research and information. It is often taught at the beginning of a school year, or reviewed before a big research project. The teacher will project the presentation & students will 'fill in the blanks' on the worksheet while the teacher guides them on which domain suffixes (.com, .org, .edu, etc.) are the most reliable sources.Then, as a class, students will b
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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How To Write A Research Paper and Oral Report PowerPoint
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Investigación e integridad académica - Secondary Research Paper Unit in Spanish
¡Dile adiós al estrés de enseñar a tus alumnos de nivel secundario a hacer un informe de investigación! Con esta unidad, los podrás guiar por los pasos de la investigación y les enseñarás conceptos de integridad académica como hacer citas directas e indirectas y referencias adecuadas para minimizar las posibilidades de que cometan plagio.Este recurso exhaustivo facilitará tu preparación para enseñar los conceptos más comunes que deben conocer los estudiantes de nivel intermedio y superior sobre
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Teach Students To Become Expert Researchers And Avoid Fake News
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4th - 10th
Research Skills | Asking Questions | Source Analysis | Text Citations
Following on from the success of our GOOGLE SEARCH like a BOSS resource, this unit builds a deep understanding of how to RESEARCH INFORMATION FROM ANY SOURCE so that students ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS, EVALUATE INFORMATION and then reference it correctly through Citations.It provides OVER 100 PAGES of content to ensure your students have the essential research skills to source and interpret information. It's fully EDITABLE and DIGITAL, so you can pick and choose what you like / or need for your s
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4th - 8th
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Activist Project *DIGITAL VERSION INCLUDED*
**UPDATED to include:1. Student Graphic Organizers to guide research and speech writing (8 pages) 2. Digital Student Graphic Organizers through Google Docs (non-editable and editable versions included) ___________________________________________________________________In this research project, students are guided in creating a presentation and speech telling the story of a chosen activist. Students will first dig into the meaning of activism, what it is and what it looks like. Students will then
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5th - 8th
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Friday the 13th & Other Superstitions: PowerPoint Presentation & Research Task
Friday the ThirteenthStudents love to discuss cultural superstitions, wondering where they came from, what they mean, and debating if there is any validity to them. I originally created this PowerPoint for a fun one-off lesson that I use any time I teach on a Friday the 13th (be it in English or Socials, Psychology, or Art).We go through various superstitions and discover their origins as a class. Students access background knowledge, make predictions, and discuss/debate their ideas. But, ove
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Primary and Secondary Sources BUNDLE
** TEACHER-TESTED! STUDENT-APPROVED! **Highly engaging and standards-basedNeed some direct instruction as well as some fun and engaging activities to teach your students about Primary and Secondary Sources? Then, this is the BUNDLE for you! This Product Contains:Notes and Practice:* Primary and Secondary Sources Notes* Primary and Secondary Sources Practice* An Answer Key* An Additional Primary and Secondary Sources Activity* Digital Copies of the Materials* A Google SlideshowTitanic Primary and
Grades:
4th - 7th
Investigate the Teacher First Day Activity - Editable
Hook your students from day 1 with this Investigate the Teacher activity! Get your students thinking and using inferencing skills as they learn more about their new teacher!
This product includes clear, easy-to-follow directions and incorporates writing (with sentence stems) to get your students thinking and writing from the first day of school!
The product is fully editable as a powerpoint document. It can easily be modified up or down for different grade levels!
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3rd - 12th
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Internet Research Lesson Plan
New and Improved!Do your students know how to properly use a search engine like Google? Conducting research is necessary in school, college and the workplace, so let's give our students the skills they need. This lesson will review how (and how not) to search the internet and challenge students to quiz their peers at the end!This standard-aligned lesson is fun and interactive. It explores the difference between credible sources and sources to avoid, while giving students the power to drive the d
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4th - 10th
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HOW TO WRITE AN EDITORIAL POWER POINT
This is a great power point to use when teaching students how to write an editorial piece. I used this in my Journalism class during our newspaper unit. Almost every slide has a picture and includes the following:- Characteristics of editorials- 4 types of editorials- Steps to take- Sample structure- What to put in the introduction- What to put in the body paragraphs- What to put in the conclusion- How to find a topic- Issues in the world- Brainstorming steps- Suggested editorial topics
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Black History Month: Project List of Notable African-American Figures
-Are you looking to take your students learning and research skills past the surface? -Each year do you have multiple students competing for a small number of certain "famous firsts", leaders, and movers &shakers when studying about the many historical contributions of African-Americans? This was my story as a 3rd and 4th grade self-contained teacher, and I'm sure several of you teacher friends can relate... How many of our students know and learn about important African-American figures b
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2nd - 12th
UPDATED Twitter Templates for Google Slides
Using the concept of social media is a great way to interest and engage your students. There are so many uses for the Twitter Template. Use it with reading to have students highlight a character. Use it with social studies to focus on a historical person or event. Use it with science and have students record their information from an animal or landform point of view.The Twitter template allows students to add text and pictures but will keep the design locked so that they won't mistakenly move or
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4th - 8th
The Introduction Paragraph w/ the Funnel Analogy (Hook, Background, Thesis) Ppt
Break down the introduction paragraph for students using this 29-slide PowerPoint. Using a funnel an as analogy, the introduction paragraph is broken down into three parts: the hook, the background, and the thesis statement. A plethora of examples are provided as well as a short quiz (key included). All items are on this 29-Slide PowerPoint.
This Powerpoint is very interactive.
Intended for grades 8-12.
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Grades:
7th - 11th
CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD RESEARCH PROJECT | Winter December Report Writing
Easily incorporate THEMATICALLY RIGOROUS LEARNING into your classroom routine with this no-prep, print-and-go, 15-page Christmas Around the World Online Research Project for Middle Grades (Grades 4-8) Unit. In this Christmas Around the World Project, students will be assigned a country. They will research how that country celebrates Christmas using a variety of provided internet sources. They will use the information to complete an outline. They will also compare and contrast how that country ce
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Also included in:Â CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES BUNDLE | Christmas Around the World Craft STEM Winter
Online Research Skills PowerPoint Lessons for Successful Research Projects
This Online Research Skills unit includes important lessons and activities for any research or inquiry project in elementary or middle school. The lessons lead students through topics such as searching, evaluating websites and resources, plagiarism, bibliographies, and much more.What you get:27-slide PowerPoint Slide lessons covering:Finding Just Right InformationKeyword and Boolean SearchingWebsite Evaluation lessons and activitiesBibliography and Plagiarism InformationPDF version included for
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3rd - 9th
Also included in:Â Research Skills for Successful Research Projects Bundle
Extensive Writing and Grammar Lessons
Purchase this bundle and get over 460 slides and Word doc pages for your writing and grammar lessons!
This comprehensive collection includes extremely detailed and interactive Power Point presentations set into 9 adaptable modules and one self review. Each covers a broad array of fundamentals for both writing and for all of that basic grammar that so many students always seem to forget.
These modules are perfect for grades 5-12 and also are perfect for College-level basic grammar courses.
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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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Learning English language arts offers many benefits to students both in school and beyond. It helps students:
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By ensuring that students have a solid foundation in English language arts, teachers can help set them up for future success.
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