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Free Common Core W.11-12.1b resources
C-E-R (claim, evidence, and reasoning) Writing Student Handout FREEBIE
Are your students forever forgetting what C-E-R stands for? Are they struggling with using claim, evidence, and reasoning in their writing? If so, this C-E-R writing handout is just the resource they need!With a quick glance at this two-sided handout, students will have the definitions of claim, evidence, and reasoning, examples, AND writing tips! That means that you will spend less time answering the same questions over and over again. You and your students will also have a common resource to r
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9th - 12th
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MLA In-Text Citations Instructions, Examples, & Practice - Free Resource
Creating MLA in-text citations for research essays and projects is often a challenging task for high school students. Use this free In-Text Citation instruction, examples, and practice activity to show your students the fundamental process and have them practice to become confident with the skill. No prep.First, there is a sample Work Cited page with different types of bibliographic citations. Following is a practice activity that requires kids to circle the first word of the citation then proce
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9th - 12th
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Log Question: Daily Questions or Bell Ringer Worksheet Template
We always need to determine whether or not the students understand the material that we cover in class. You can put a question on the board either as a pre-assessment (about the lesson you are about to teach) or as an informal assessment about a previous lesson. For example, "List and describe the three major rock types."The students can fill out this worksheet every day as the bells rings or as they walk into your classroom. This allows them to have something to work on when they arrive and it'
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-1
, HS-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-ESS2-2
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Also included in: Earth Science Large Bundle of 33 Activities, Labs and Worksheets
FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES LIST 4 ALL GRADES K-12 AND SUBJECTS + TEACHER RESOURCE
Sometimes, you just need a list of websites for everyone. Here it is. FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES Put together by Teach Me, Maria!It takes time to gather this information, figure out the appropriate grade levels, and format, maintain, and update this page. All I ask is for an honest review if this list helps you.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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AP Lit Line of Reasoning Brainstorming Sheet
This graphic organizer will help your students in AP English Literature ® and other advanced classes brainstorm their argument with a strong line of reasoning, as indicated in the 2019 AP® Lit 6-point rubric. Row B requires a strong line of reasoning throughout the argument as well as several literary elements, which this graphic organizer emphasizes. It includes a sample argument, written in response to "The Landlady" poetry prompt from 2019. AP® is a trademark registered by the College Board,
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10th - 12th
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CER graphic organizer for ELA and Math
The common core requires a lot of evidence based writing. My students were struggling to write effectively using the CER (claim, evidence, reasoning) format so I made this quick graphic organizer. It helps them get their thoughts down into the correct categories before having to form full paragraphs.There is a second organizer for use with math word problems. This forces students to practice explaining their math using words and academic vocabulary.Check out the CER posters, board game, and A
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Also included in: CER Bundle
CER poster set
The common core requires a lot of evidence based writing. CER: claim, evidence, reasoning, is helpful for getting students to think through their positions and more fully express their thoughts. These posters make great references for students using CER in the classroom. There are two sets of posters here here: a single page poster with CER and the questions to help the students think as well as each letter on it's own page. The top question is the one I use most often in ELA, the bottom in mat
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: CER Bundle
Line of Reasoning Activities for High School English
This resource contains instructions for an index card and sticky note activity (both of which can be adapted to any prompt) to help students create a strong line of reasoning. These activities can be done as an outlining or pre-writing activity or can be done in place of an essay to simply help students have a better grasp of how to organize their ideas. These activities can be done independently or in small groups, allowing teachers to customize the lesson as needed. Furthermore, these activiti
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9th - 12th
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Teach Counterclaim and Rebuttal... with Memes!
Get students engaged in counterclaims and rebuttals through their favorite medium --memes! With this powerpoint-centered activity, students will select a "Change My Mind" themed meme and write a response for a few minutes. I recommend giving them the chance to share (either with a partner or the whole class) what they wrote; my students loved hearing the arguments their peers wrote and wanted to debate back and forth on the topics. Afterwards, students will be introduced to the three essential p
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6th - 12th
The Crucible Act 1 Essay Prompts Free Resource
Download these free essay prompts, a great way to assess your high school ELA American Literature student's understanding of Act 1 of Arthur Miller's The Crucible.One prompt addresses the opportunity that the people of Salem had to publicly air long-standing jealousy and accuse neighbors whom they disliked. The second prompt notes the possible reasons for Parris's outrage and concern over Betty's illness. The last two prompts question students' impressions of the Putnams and Reverend Hale and
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9th - 12th
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CRAAP Test Reference Poster/Handout
This poster provides a visual reference with definitions for the CRAAP test (currency, reliability, authority, accuracy, purpose). These is a great tool to use during research projects, when students must identify and gather credible sources. Great for a 22" x 28" wall poster, or alike ratio. Adapted from Meriam Library, California State University.
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7th - 12th
Types of Forensic Evidence Color By Number Activity
Learn the types of forensic evidence with a fun color-by-number activity. This activity covers direct, circumstantial, biological, physical, class, individual, trace, and comparative evidence terms, definitions, and real-world examples. This ready-to-use resource is a supplementary activity geared toward an introductory forensic science class.What Is Included?This resource contains a student question document, a color-by-number student document, and a color-coded answer key. Topics Covered: Ty
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9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, HS-ETS1-1
, HS-ETS1-4
Daily Writing slides: Argumentative Essays -- Template/Example
This is a week's worth of daily writing prompts asking students to write arguments. I have included sample prompts and directions on each slide. I also included supporting questions to help students develop argumentative essay skills, like supporting claims and anticipating counter-claims.Some of the preview pictures may look a little funky, but they should look normal when opened with PowerPoint.
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5th - 12th
AP Writing Handout and Bookmark
This handout, entitled AP® Writing 101, explains the A.P.E. method, meaning Assert, Prove, Explain. This simple method is the backbone of analytical writing for both AP English Literature and Language, but can be applied to any argumentative writing assignment, such as the kind of writing required for the SAT® or ACT®. The handout includes brief explanations of each purpose. A corresponding bookmark is also included. AP® is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated wit
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10th - 12th
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CER (Claim, Evidence and Reasoning) Essay Graphic Organizer
Would you like to teach your students how to write strong argumentative CER paragraphs? Using our CER Essay Graphic Organizer is a convenient and effective method for doing so.This resource includes:Printable CER Essay Graphic OrganizerThis organizer is designed specifically for students and can be printed for classroom use. In it, students are guided through the process of writing CER paragraphs using a structured approach. The CER Essay Graphic Organizer is an excellent tool for teaching stud
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6th - 12th
SOAPStone Posters (or Presentations)- FREE Analysis Tool
SOAPStone is a diverse strategy that can be used to dissect the work of professional writers as well as help students develop their own writing. This FREE product consists of two slide shows that break down the SOAPStone acronym and provides questions to guide students through the analysis or writing process. The slides are intended to be printed out and used as classroom posters, but they are also perfect to use as visuals during an introductory lesson.If you enjoy this resource, you and your s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
IB English A Language and Literature Individual Oral Exam Checklist (IO) FREE
Looking for a FREE NO-PREP, EDITABLE, DIGITAL & PRINT IB English A Language & Literature Individual Oral Exam Checklist? This checklist is chunked chronologically by scaffolded steps in the I.O. preparation process. Progress monitor student progress throughout or at the ned of I.O. prep, or have students self-assess their progress.INCLUDED:1. FIVE categorized checklists:PREWRITINGIDEA DEVELOPMENTBULLET POINTSIO REHEARSALASSESSMENT DAY MATERIALS2. Directions and learning goals3. Space for
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11th - 12th
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Analyzing and Developing Arguments with Toulmin Model worksheet
Includes a copy of the Toulmin model with definitions of elements of argument and an example of Toulmin analysis of a claim. The first section of the worksheet has students analyze a thesis statement to identify the assumption and backing that links the claim to its support and asks them to identify qualifiers and rebuttals to strengthen the argument. The second section presents students with questions to which they must take a position in response, or claims that they must defend, challenge, or
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11th - 12th
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Argument: Claim and Counterclaim Template
This template is designed to help students develop two paragraphs: one for their claim and the other for their counterclaim. After completing this template, all students must do is combine them together using transition words to help them flow into two well-written paragraphs.This form could also be used as an informal assessment to check if your students understand how the claim/counterclaim, evidence, warrant/rule all work together.I hope you find this as helpful as I do; I've had over 950 dow
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Part 2 Argument Essay - Highly Scaffolded Intro Paragraph with Sentence Starters
This is a highly scaffolded, first part of the Part 2 ELA CC Argument essay template that I use in my Youtube channel (videos linked below). It contains leading questions, detailed sentence starters and tips for the user, for the introduction paragraph of the essay. This is an ideal resource to use with English Language Learners as well as native English speakers who need guidance on how to tackle this part of the Regents exam in a formulaic way. Feel free to adjust the document to your needs. T
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11th
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Nonfiction Summary - Plot Diagram Graphic Organizers - Narrative Structure OLC4O
Explore organizational structures of both fiction and non-fiction narratives with these narrative framework graphic organizers! Students can use these templates to write a nonfiction summary and explore the story arc, plot diagram, and organizational structures of any narrative text. Suitable for online learning with digital worksheets for Google Classroom®!Included with this Narrative Structures Graphic Organizers:✏️ Dramatic Narrative Framework Graphic Organizer - Digital & PrintAnalyze p
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6th - 12th
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IB English A Language and Literature Course Reference Sheet FREE
Looking for a FREE IB English A Language and Literature course overview sheet? This one-page IB Language and Literature reference sheet lists and details course concepts, course aims, approaches to learning, assessment objectives, and IB Learner profile attributes.Use this reference sheet to support the alignment of your curriculum planning and unit planning or to guide your students in reflecting on their work for their learner portfolios!Additional information:- This resource is universally de
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11th - 12th
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Poetry Sonnet 97 Close Reading, Analysis, and Constructed Response
Free Poetry No Prep Sonnet 97 Close Reading and Constructed Response
This Print-and-Use poetry lesson on Sonnet 97 is ready to go! This complete lesson includes everything you’ll need: A Bell Ringer / Exit Ticket, Close Reading of the poem (with answer key), Analysis Questions based on the CCSS standards (with answer key), an Objective Summary, a Constructed Response, and a Constructed Response Rubric.
This lesson is complete and requires NO PREP on your part! Print everything out and you're
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10th - 12th
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Argumentative Essay Graphic Organizer Template for Practicing Persuasive Writing
Do you have a student that is struggling with developing their arguments in an essay? Want to help them refine their skills and ensure that they approach organizing their essays in a more methodical manner? This graphic organizer/persuasive writing template is a great resource to give students just starting to write these types of essays or for students that forget key points that they should include when crafting an argument. This template is simple to use and includes suggestions and reminders
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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