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Common Core RI.11-12.9 resources for ESL-EFL-ELL
Rhetorical Analysis Gettysburg Address Paired Speeches ESL Support templates
Studying rhetoric not only enhances communication skills but also fosters critical thinking, persuasion abilities, and social awareness, making it a valuable pursuit in both academic and practical contexts.In this set of resources students read the classic Gettysburg Address as well as two paired speeches. One from Mohammed Ali on his opposition and response to refusing the draft as well the the fictionalized (but based on true events) Gettysburg speech from Disney’s Remember the Titans. Student
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9th - 12th
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IDENTIFYING AUTHOR'S PURPOSE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - ONE PAGER GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The Identify the Author's Purpose Graphic Organizer is crafted to sharpen students' comprehension skills. Tailored for educators, this resource offers a structured approach to dissecting the intent behind written works. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With an intuitive layout and clear instructions, it caters to diverse learning styles, fostering critical thinking and analytical reasoning. Each section prompts students to analyze text, discern the author's purpose (p
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
EVALUATE AUTHOR'S PURPOSE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The Author's Purpose Evaluation Graphic Organizer is designed to hone students' critical reading skills. Tailored for educators, this resource provides a systematic framework for dissecting and evaluating an author's intent effectively. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With an intuitive layout and clear instructions, it caters to diverse learning styles, fostering analytical thinking and textual insight. The graphic organizer prompts students to scrutinize the author'
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
EVALUATE SOURCES AND EVIDENCE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The Source and Evidence Evaluation Graphic Organizer is designed to enhance students' critical literacy skills. Tailored for educators, this resource offers a systematic approach to dissecting and evaluating sources and evidence effectively. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With an intuitive layout and clear instructions, it accommodates diverse learning styles, fostering analytical thinking and discernment. The graphic organizer prompts students to assess source reli
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
EVALUATE AUTHOR'S VIEWPOINT - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The Author's Viewpoint Evaluation Graphic Organizer is designed to sharpen students' analytical skills. Tailored for educators, this resource provides a structured framework for dissecting and evaluating an author's perspective effectively. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With an intuitive layout and clear instructions, it accommodates diverse learning styles, fostering critical thinking and textual insight. Each section prompts students to analyze the author's viewp
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
CRITICAL READING - SYNTHESIZE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The Critical Reading and Synthesis Graphic Organizer is crafted to elevate students' analytical prowess. Tailored for educators, this resource provides a structured framework for dissecting texts and synthesizing information effectively. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With an intuitive layout and clear instructions, it accommodates diverse learning styles, fostering active engagement and critical thinking. The graphic organizer prompts students to choose a form of s
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
CRITICAL READING - EVALUATE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The Critical Reading and Evaluation Graphic Organizer is crafted to enhance students' analytical prowess. Tailored for educators, this resource offers a structured framework for dissecting texts and evaluating their content effectively. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With an intuitive layout and clear instructions, it accommodates diverse learning styles, fostering active engagement and critical thinking. The graphic organizer prompts students to analyze key elemen
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
FACT AND OPINION - DIGITAL AND PRINT - ONE PAGER - GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
The Fact and Opinion Graphic Organizer is designed to cultivate students' critical thinking abilities. Tailored for educators, this resource provides a structured framework for distinguishing between factual information and subjective viewpoints. This resource contains both a PDF & Google Drive version.With a user-friendly layout and clear instructions, it accommodates diverse learning styles, promoting active engagement and analytical reasoning. Each section prompts students to focus on fac
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â 30 READING STRATEGIES - BUNDLE - DIGITAL AND PRINT - GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
POSTER - Rhetorical/Argumentative Appeals - Persuasive Triangle (32"x46")
This poster gives a quick visual reminder to students about the three different rhetorical (persuasive/argumentative) appeals. I use this regularly to point to during class within discussions throughout all my English classes (e.g. what part of the triangle is this argument leaning toward or using?).
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bill of Rights Analysis
Students practice their argumentation skills by identifying the amendment they believe is the most important to our fundamental freedoms in the U.S. Then they justify their choice with an explanation. Suggestions for use: Pre-teach vocabulary (Bill - a multimeaning word - and Amendment). Introduce the Bill of Rights to students using a variety of media (videos, images, etc.) and discuss the importance of these amendments to our constitution. Then read and annotate each amendment in its original
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7th - 12th
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Introducing ELL Students to the Bill of Rights
Get students reading, speaking, writing, and listening in English as they study one of the core founding documents, the Bill of Rights. This activity is appropriate for middle school and high school English Language Learners. This lesson includes:A graphic organizer that students use to identify the rights in the Bill of Rights from rights that are not.A list of partial sentence that students must complete by choosing answers from a word bank.Three debate questions based on the Bill of Rights th
Grades:
6th - 12th
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The Declaration of Independence Diction Analysis
This graphic organizer pairs with the popular "Break Up Text" lesson used for teaching the Declaration of Independence. After introducing the "break up text" analogy to explain the purpose of The Declaration of Independence, your English Learner students can analyze the diction and connotation in multiple drafts of this seminal document. I would suggest modeling the first example for your students before allowing them to work collaboratively or independently.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Free American Literature Thematic Pacing Guide - Teaching American Literature
Are you new to American Literature? Use this free pacing guide! Organized by themes, this pacing guide provides an American Literature course overview, essential questions, Common Core ELA Anchor Standards, links to TED Talks and blog posts, and teaching strategy suggestions. There are also links to blog posts and freebies that you can use to supplement the units. Themes covered include the following: "American Ideals and Voices" "The Search for Equality and Justice" "The American Dream" "Faci
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave EL Assessment
After teaching The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave and The Declaration of Independence to my 11th grade ELs, I designed this exam to assess their knowledge of historical context and CCSS skills addresses throughout the unit (RI1, RI4, RI9, RI10, W1). The assessment also evaluates their ability to recognize vocabulary in context and effectively annotate a passage. Lower level ELs can also apply dictionary usage skills for this assessment. There is a modified version
Grades:
10th - 12th
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The Declaration of Independence Pt I Paraphrased - Matching Activity
Students can work collaboratively or independently to read and annotate excerpts from Pt. 1 of The Declaration of Independence. Then, students identify the matching paraphrases and cut & paste below the corresponding excerpt. I would suggest modeling the first excerpt for your students.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Blank Check, A Novel - Discussion Questions
Tired of the same old style of discussion questions?Look no further!Here's your chance to get the discussion questions from the thrilling Young Adult book, Blank Check, What If You Were Asked to Help Reinvent Public Schools. It's packed with tons of thought-provoking questions that will engage your class.Best part of all, it's free!Get your copy now.Interested in learning more about the novel Blank CheckBe sure to check out the Study Guide on Teachers Pay Teacher Site. Other Products available:
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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