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High school english language arts bibliographies for Google Apps
MLA 9th Edition, MLA in-text citations & works cited, PDF & Google Drive
With the release of the MLA 9th Edition Handbook, the Modern Language Association updated and refined the rules for proper citations. Are you teaching the correct, most up-to-date version of in-text citations and works cited page formatting? With this 47-slide MLA overview lecture and package of helpful student handouts, your students will know exactly how to approach their citations for your class, standardized testing, and future college courses.Begin with the Prezi-based lecture (also downloa
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8th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How to Write an Annotated Bibliography (both APA and MLA)
This slide deck will walk your students step by step through: what is an annotated bibliography the three types of annotations instructors typically ask for how to write an annotated bibliography exemplars for MLA and APA formats a group activity to apply their learning with an answer key to which they can compare their work. Fully editable and customizable, you can ensure these instructions match your very specific criteria for your course.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Capstone Research: Researching and Literature Reviews
This unit was designed to introduce students to academic research and Literature Reviews. This unit was originally designed to be taught to students at the beginning of their AP Research journey. Lessons will cover credibility, researching academic sources, creating a body of knowledge, writing a literature review, and performing a peer review of the literature review. Included in this unitA presentation about Researching with Academic IntegrityA presentation about Credibility and the CRAAP meth
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
MLA 9 Works Cited Page & In-Text Citations: Notes and Worksheets
This is the perfect resource to introduce your students to the concept and necessity of in-text citation, how to format their works cited page, and to provide them with easy-to-follow notes as they create their own authentic in-text citations and works cited pages for their research assignments.This lesson provides:Thorough lecture notes that cover the difference between narrative and parenthetical citation, the importance of identifying location, specific instruction on how to cite lines from p
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7th - 12th
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Horror Fiction and Stephen King Introduction Presentation and Biography Activity
Are you ready to delve into the spine-chilling world of horror fiction? Look no further than this engaging presentation on the master of the genre himself, Stephen King!This presentation is divided into two sections: the first explores the horror genre and its impact on our psyche, while the second focuses on the renowned author and his contributions to the field. The introductory video by Vsauce, a well-known YouTube personality, will instantly captivate your students and prepare them for an ex
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How To Write an Informational Essay- Interactive slides
Are your students struggling with writing an informational essay?I’ve created a GoogleSlide that students download and work on to help them create well-written essays. Each slide contains a video that explains what should happen in each section of the essay, and how to do it. I’ve provided different videos that give the same information, but in different ways. Students simply make a copy of the presentation, and get to work. At the end of the slideshow there is a template to an essay in Google D
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7th - 12th
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Shakespeare Annotated Bibliography - Use Alone or with Any Play!!
Want a research-based final project to pair with any Shakespearean play without having to edit and grade a ton of essays? This annotated bibliography assignment has students reading an article discussing whether or not Shakespeare should continue to be taught in high schools, crafting their own thesis as to which side of the argument they stand on, and finding four sources that support their argument. Then, they're creating an annotated bibliography with those resources. This product is a Google
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9th - 12th
Edgar Allan Poe, Pre-Reading Background Activity, GOOGLE SLIDES
Does jump starting your Edgar Allan Poe unit have you stumped? Do you want to use a fun and familiar platform to excite kids and meet them at their level? I GOT YOU! Use this pre-reading, digital resource activity to ignite student engagement when studying the works of Edgar Allan Poe in your classroom!This Google Slides activity is designed as an introductory, supplemental digital resource to prepare students for studying Poe. 20 vetted links to informational websites are hyperlinked to picture
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6th - 12th
Annotated Bibliography Graphic Organizer - Scaffolded and Chunked Pre-Write!
Annotated bibliographies can be overwhelming for students.YOU can help by providing this simple, straightforward graphic organizer!This annotated bib graphic organizer provides scaffolding and chunking for students as well as a reference example.With this organizer, annotated bibs will be a breeze!Enjoy!
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Annotated Bibliography Formatting and Writing Guide + GRAPHIC ORGANIZER!
Incorporating Research into the AP Lang Argument Essay
*includes annotated bibliography practice*Based on the 2016 Q3 prompt on Wilde's quote on civil disobedience, this 8+ page editable Google Doc walks students through breaking down and responding to the prompt, writing a thesis and claims, supporting claims with their own evidence, then researching for further support. Then, the document provides templates for writing the body paragraphs where students will incorporate two pieces of evidence for each claim--one example from their own body of know
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9th - 12th
Citing Sources Lesson Plan Bundle
This bundle includes four entire class periods worth of lesson materials to teach your students about how to cite their sources in proper MLA format and explain their citations. You will have everything you need to teach the students from the second they walk in the door until the final bell rings. Just click on the lesson plan linked in each day and you will have full access to everything you need! There are Google Forms, because you KNOW we are not trying to grade, and there are slides that co
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5th - 12th
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APA 7 AI Error Correction Activity
Students often learn how to save time by using citation generators, but those computer-generated citations can be wrong.I've created and used this 8-question activity in my ENG 101/CCP English course where students have to develop reference entries (and therefore recognize errors with APA 7). This document is a guided lab activity for an English class, but it could be used as homework (it would just be timely to grade and works better as a live review / in-class graded activity). It reviews eigh
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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
MY HISTORY: TIME CAPSULE LETTER with Templates and Graphic Organizer
BE THE TEACHER THAT YOUR STUDENTS ALWAYS REMEMBER!!Whether you are working on improving students' writing abilities or teaching students about their personal history, one thing is for certain - This project will check off all the boxes AND will instantly turn you into the teacher that your students always remember! WHY? Because you will hand them a letter from their past selves when they graduate from High School!Even if you elect not to house student letters for 4-10 years and return them to
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3rd - 11th, Higher Education
World History- Ancient Africa Instagram Page
Using the current social media trend of Instagram, students will research a select few of Ancient African leaders and create an Instagram page for them. They will have descriptive details, likes, a picture, and a hashtag!The rules for the project and directions are clear so it makes it easy to follow.This is a research project, so expect it to take a couple of days.There is no answer key provided, because it will have to be graded by the teacher.
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6th - 12th
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Black history month- Medical trailblazers research- virtual project
This research assignment profiles several African American medical trailblazers. Students will research one and use the provided website or their own resources to create an online profile page about the scientist and their contribution to medicine. The lessons are in google slides and can be completed virtually. An example is provided for students to use as a reference.
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4th - 10th
AP Research: Intro to Research and 25 Source Assignment
This material is designed to introduce students to academic research and have them create their own Book of Knowledge. This material was originally designed to be taught to students at the beginning of their AP Research journey. Lessons will cover credibility, researching academic sources, and using academic research to create a Body of Knowledge.Included in this unitA presentation about Researching with Academic IntegrityA presentation about Credibility and the CRAAP methodA presentation about
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Mary McLeod Bethune Biography w/Video Link
An excellent resource to introduce students to Mary McLeod Bethune. Utilize as a "bell ringer" or an introductory exercise. Students have access to the video link as well.
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â African-American Women Bundle 2
Justice Ketaji Brown-Jackson Biography
A biography of the life of Supreme Court Justice Kentaji Brown-Jackson, including a link to a YouTube video about her life.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â African-American Women Bundle 2
Nikki Giovanni Biography w/ Video Link
An excellent biography to introduce Nikki Giovanni to students. Includes a video link for students to view.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â African-American Women Bundle 2
The Story of My Life by Helen Keller ( Mini-lesson)
This product goes along with My Perspectives 7th Grade, but can be changed to suit your individual needs.The Google Slides Include:- A Journal Entry- Academic Vocabulary - A Research Activity - Background on the Author- Figurative Language practice - Comprehension Questions- Essential Question- American Sign Language Activity - A Media Review
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6th - 9th
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Famous Black Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Come explore these influential, black/African American d/Deaf and hard of hearing role models! These 12 notable people represent a variety of careers, including authors, athletes, actors, and educators. Each slide has a link to an article and/or video about the person. There is also a blank template at the end for you to add anyone you may need! The last slide is a printable worksheet with a writing prompt. Whether it is Black History Month or any other, these famous DHH Americans make a gre
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6th - 12th
Biography Poster: Rano & Luis in the Always Running/Race Politics Luis Rodriguez
My students really, really liked the biography posters for the Outsiders, so I created biography posters for the characters in the narrative from Always Running and poem Race Politics by Luis J. Rodriguez. It was an easy transition for the students to make these posters, and easy for them to see the connection of a "greaser" as noted in the story. During this time, I showed them Reading Rainbow's episode of the Watts Towers for students to understand the setting of South Central Los Angeles and
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9th - 12th
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