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Common Core W.9-10.5 bibliographies
Annotated Bibliography Template - Google Drive File - Editable - Printable
Writing instruction can be intimidating! Trust me I know! This resource provides you with an annotated bibliography template that is editable on Google Drive. The format is great to not only help students gather and format their source information, but it is also a great transition into college writing as many times college professors require students to create annotated bibliographies. You can either add more space in each box and print, or you can allow students to work on the digital file to
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Annotated Bibliography & Scholarly Source Review Writing Assignment
DO YOU WANT TO SET YOUR STUDENTS UP FOR A SUCCESSFUL RESEARCH ESSAY?LOOKING FOR A RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT THAT IS NOT A FULL RESEARCH ESSAY?THIS EASY TO GRADE, ANNOTATED BIBILIOGRAPHY / SCHOLARLY SOURCE REVIEW IS THE ASSIGNMENT FOR YOU!MORE INFO:This is a summative assessment writing assignment for a full Annotated Bibliography & Scholarly Source Review that asks students to both use the texts assigned from class and research outside, credible sources on their own. For each review/annotation, st
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Alexander Hamilton Reading Comprehension
Who was Alexander Hamilton?Alexander Hamilton was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States and the 1st United States Secretary of the Treasury. He was born on January 11, 1755 or 57 in Nevis, West Indies.Hamilton’s footprints in the history of the United States are extensive and awe-inducing. He wrote 51 of the 85 Federalist Papers and was one of the 39 men to sign the United States Constitution in 1787. He laid the foundations for the Coast Guard, developed our currency system, founded
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9th - 12th
Article: Wrap It Up
This is the third in sequence format used midway through a semester or school year. This assignment has students integrate outside sources connecting them to the current novel study. This gives students an opportunity to learn skills such as MLA (or required) format, reading and summarizing a given article, finding, evaluating and summarizing an article, constructing a Works Cited page, and eventually vocabulary integration and internal citation. As I said, this assignment builds over time, givi
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6th - 12th
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Values Research Paper
We regularly ask our students what careers they are interested in, but we also know that students in middle grades or early high school are often overwhelmed by feeling that they must choose a job. Rather than ask them what they want to be, let's ask them who they want to be. This research paper begins with a general partner/small group activity that gets kids discussing which values are most important. I always tell them, I value bravery and honesty a great deal, but if push came to shove and I
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7th - 10th
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Creative Writing High School: Historical Fiction
An excellent supplement to any historical or literary unit to give the students opportunity to explore their own favorite historical figure. Provides a list of well-known and unique historical figures with links to Wikipedia for each. Students can also self-select beyond the list. Functions as a quick introduction to research using the Explore Tool in Google Docs, but can also be used with more traditional resources. Teachers can upload the doc to Google Classroom or print out and have stude
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6th - 12th
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Simple 1-2 Week Argumentation Project for Students Who Struggle
In this 1-2 week project, students will 1. choose a relevant topic that interests them (a list is provided)2. look up credible sources on that topic3. take notes on their sources4. develop a thesis statement with a stance and supporting reasons5. develop three main reasons for their stance6. create an essay, article, infographic/poster, or slideshow This is a good project to use when you need a simple version of argumentation or need to support struggling writers with the concepts of forming a c
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5th - 12th
Mock Chicago-Style Research Paper: Definitive Guide
Don't just tell your students how to write Chicago (Turabian)-style papers and then watch the wild formatting roll in with cover pages featuring fluorescent colors and images; show them! This mock Chicago-style paper in Microsoft Word format allows students to print out and visualize a paper or use it electronically as a template for their own papers. But this document does more than show where to put everything; the paragraphs and footnotes are packed with more writing advice. Say goodbye to st
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Not Grade Specific
Mock MLA-Style Research Paper: Definitive Guide
Don't just tell your students how to write MLA-style papers and then watch the wild formatting roll in with fluorescent colors and images all over the place; show them! This mock MLA-style paper in Microsoft Word format allows students to print out and visualize a paper or use it electronically as a template for their own papers. But this document does more than show where to put everything; the paragraphs are packed with more writing advice. Say goodbye to struggling to teach MLA-style papers,
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Not Grade Specific
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