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12th grade writing-essays webquests
Social Media Impact Unit
This is a FULL unit based on non-fiction texts concerning the growth of social media and it's impact on the world, people, mental health, etc. The entire unit is editable so you can adjust as needed for your classroom and pacing. This lasts approximately 3 weeks depending on how long you give students for the essay. Everything you need is included!Students will be completely engaged as they watch The Social Dilemma, breaking down how Social Media platforms are manipulating them every day. Some s
Grades:
8th - 12th
Weathering, Erosion & Deposition Webquest or Library Research
This activity can be used in the context of a computer lab or a library. The purpose of this activity is to have students analyze natural disasters, in this case hurricanes, and how they have an effect on our landforms. Through reading and researching about hurricanes, students should find examples of specific hurricanes that have caused weathering, erosion, and deposition. The first page guides the students through questions that will guide their research. They are asked to include the title of
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6th - 12th
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Title: The Kentucky Derby Web Quest for High School Students
Description: In this web quest, high school students will explore the history, traditions, and cultural significance of the Kentucky Derby, one of the most famous horse races in the world. Through a series of online activities and research, students will learn about the key events, milestones, and notable horses and jockeys in the history of the Kentucky Derby, as well as the social and economic impact of the event on the state of Kentucky and the city of Louisville. Students will also analyze t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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MLA Writing Bundle
This is a great bundle to either introduce your students to writing in MLA formatting or refresh their memories. Includes:MLA Pre-Test: To assess their knowledgeMLA Dos & Don'ts Powerpoint: To use in conjunction with the Webquest as well as review the basics of MLA formatting in writingMLA Webquest: Questions for students to explore MLA writing requirements using the presentation and Purdue OWL. *These resources were last updated using MLA 7th Edition
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8th - 12th
MLA Format Webquest
This simple webquest will help put the learning in the students' hands. Great for flipped classrooms, sub plans, or just student-guided learning. Students are responsible for reading through the linked resources to find the answers to the questions regarding MLA format. Questions include creating sample citations, heading v. header, MLA 8 guidelines, double spacing, etc. This resource includes the MLA Format Webquest handout, the answer key, and links to the various resources where students can
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7th - 12th
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MLA Exercise #4: Integrating Quotes Search
This handout covers integrating quotes in writing. This exercise can be used for MLA or APA format, as the principles for integrating quotes are the same. This exercise is similar to a scavenger hunt. In the exercise, students are asked to search the Internet or print sources for integrated quotes of various styles.
These exercises go well with my presentation on MLA Format for Parenthetical Citations and my other exercises on parenthetical citations, integrating quotes, and paraphrasing.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Works Cited Webquest
This resource encourages students to "deep dive" into the Purdue Owl MLA Citation website. It is a challenging handout that WILL require them to read through a lot of the material! I designed it this way to challenge students to read and absorb information as well as explore all of the MLA information Purdue Owl has to offer.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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How to Teach Thesis Writing: Webquest and Practice
This PDF contains a webquest designed to introduce students to the components of a thesis and the steps to writing an effective thesis. The webquest requires students to watch three videos (all about 5 minutes each). Students respond to questions regarding the videos. Then, the students are responsible for creating a graphic organizer for creating a thesis statement.In addition to the webquest, I've included a practice thesis worksheet which require the students to write thesis statements regard
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Rise of Mussolini and Fascism in Italy during the Interwar Period
In this resource students will learn about Benito Mussolini and his rise to power. Students will also learn about Fascism and the impact both Mussolini and Fascism had on Italy during the interwar period.*All links are active as of 1/16/2020
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Interwar Years
Drafting an Essay Walkthrough/Webquest
Have students walk themselves through each part of an essay. This presentation provides steps, explanations, examples, and resources for students. The topics covered are
(1) MLA formatting 8th edition, (2) introductions, (3) thesis statements, (4) body paragraphs, (5) conclusions, and (6) in-text citations and a works cited.
Can be used outside of the classroom as a reference and starting point for students.
Can also be used in the classroom so that students start on the same page.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
US Congress: Bicameral or Unicameral? (DBQ/Webquest/Essay)
In this resource students are given a total of 6 documents to analyze and answer corresponding questions. All of the documents focus on the US congress and the advantages and disadvantages of using a bicameral legislature. Next, students will also be required to investigate Nebraska's unicameral model using the internet. Answering the questions that goes along with the webquest will give students a better idea of the advantages and disadvantages of using a unicameral system. Lastly, students wil
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introductory Web Quest to the World of Shakespeare
This web quest includes all that is needed to introduce students to the world of Shakespeare. This can be used as a stand alone lesson or as an introduction to one of his many writings. The students explore to learn about Shakespeare and his world. Then the students complete a PowerPoint presentation and write an essay in MLA format. Rubrics are included.
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6th - 12th
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MLA Webquest & Dos and Don'ts Powerpoint
This resource combines the Dos and Dont's of MLA formatting presentation with a webquest activity that uses both the presentation itself and Purdue OWL. *These resources were last updated with MLA 7th Edition.
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8th - 12th
JFK Through Primary Sources
This is a content-based reading/writing activity geared for high school aged students which guides students through the events of the presidency of JFK and allows them to place his term of office in historical context. I have also included suggested writing prompts
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9th - 12th
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Poetry Research Webquest (Introduction, Task, Process, Resources, Rubric)
On this web-quest students are asked to research one famous poet using the resources on the resource link to write a 6 paragraph research essay. This website which I created has the task, process with guiding questions, resources, and accompanying rubric. This web-quest should take an entire week without peer conferencing and editing.
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5th - 12th
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My College Exploration & Essay
This assignment provides an excellent website for students to explore colleges which fits their GPA. It will provide them with college facts and a percentage of how likely he/she could be accepted. There are directions and a graphic organizer to write a five paragraph essay on the student's college of choice. There are also directions for peer editing and a final rubric. I use this for my AVID class, and this would be great for any Life Skills type of class.
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6th - 12th
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Study Unit to be used with My Name is Asher Lev by Chaim Potok
This beautiful piece of literature deserves the perfect compliment. This unit includes a study guide (that has enough pieces that may also be used as quizzes), a test, and a complete webquest. The webquest is designed to encourage students to really think about who they are and who they want to become. A narrative essay is encouraged, and a rubric is provided.
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10th - 12th
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In the Time of the Butterflies: Author Study with Chasing Butterflies
One of the best pieces to supplement reading In the Time of the Butterflies is Julia Alvaraz's essay called Chasing Butterflies which explains her passion for the Mirabal sister's story. Here is a background on Alvaraz, the entirety of Chasing Butterflies, and links to the original Time Magazine article she references in the essay. Excellent primary sources to support student understanding.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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MLA WebQuest
This an MLA WebQuest to be used in conjunction with the "MLA Dos and Don's PowerPoint" found in my listings and the Purdue Owl Website. It has students use these resources to find the correct answers to questions regarding MLA format and is a great refresher activity!*This resource was last updated using MLA 7th Edition
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â MLA Webquest & Dos and Don'ts Powerpoint
The Common Application Essay Webquest (Editable)
Webquest for tips and suggestions on writing a polished college admissions essay using the Common App Essay Prompts.
Includes .doc and .pdf
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
The Writing Process Adventure Quest with Common Core Standards
The Adventure quest goes through the writing process. It includes pre-writing, brainstorming, essay mapping, the writing process, MLA, great writing web sites, games, writing labs, plagiarism, work cited, MLA citation, EasyBib, revising & editing, grammar checker, and proofreading, The web page also has short movie clips on most of the above topics. The common core standards are included at the end of the Quest.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Author Research Infographic Assignment
This Infographic assignment is a part of the extended Author Research Project and is a way for students to display all that they have learned about a notable American author and their impact on literature.
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6th - 12th
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Writing a Conclusion English 1 TEK 1.7D1 Google Docs for Google Classroom
https://edtechmrbrown.com/writing-a-conclusion-tek-1-7d1/Here is a digital activity created for English 1 TEK 1.7D1 ( thesis, evidence, examples, conclusion ). This is a WebQuest that sends students to the university of North Carolina at Chapel Hill online writing center. Students read the strategies and answer a set of questions that accompany the web page. To wrap up the activity students are asked to apply the strategies they identified and write a conclusion paragraph for a provided incomple
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6th - 12th
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2020 New Year's Webquest and Writing Freebie
Here's a perfect New Year activity to engage students' research and writing skills as we jump back into the new year. The webquest and writing assignment address standards fro 3rd grade through 12th grade. Plus, it's FREE!
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3rd - 12th
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