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Informational text graphic organizers for Microsoft Excel
AP English Language Rhetorical Situation & Ethos Pathos Logos Organizer
This graphic organizer is an easy way for students to organize their ideas for the rhetorical situation of a text and the rhetorical appeals.
My students have to complete this organizer for every text we read in our AP class. It is very useful.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Timeline
Use this editable Excel document to help students learn about timelines. Type your own information OR print for students to use (can be sliced in half). Older students can write dates and/or facts on the timeline, while younger students can use a template for cutting and pasting information or pictures.
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Strategies to Determine Meaning in Unfamiliar Words
This excel chart offers 8 strategies for students to apply when confronted with an unfamiliar word. The chart explains how to use each strategy and offers examples. It meets L.5.4 and L.5.4a as well as standards in other grade levels with regards to applying context and strategies to determine meaning in unknown text.
Grades:
4th - 6th
Claim, Evidence Reasoning Graphic Organizer for Two Texts
A great tool to help students compare claims made in two texts. This helps them to meet Common Core Standards for argumentative skills. Well-organized with space to record notes and keep ideas separate.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Claim Evidence Reasoning Graphic Organizer for Single Text
A great way to teach students to analyze informational texts! It separates notes into Source, Claim, Evidence, Reasoning and Counterclaim.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Claim, Evidence and Evaluation Graphic Organizer
A great way to organize and teach Claim and Evidence for Informational Texts. Fits in Common Core Standards, using Textual Evidence and Claims.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Class schedule for subjects AND Weekly Lesson Plans
If you teach multiple subjects or multiple subjects within a period, this excel spreadsheet allows you to create a colorful and organized schedule for the subject, its time, and date. This can be used for a weekly, daily, or every-other-day-type format. Adjust the titles and times to match your needs. Also, the weekly lesson plans are able to be duplicated effortlessly, allowing for the ease of creating the same spreadsheet for the week, day, etc in order to simply modify by filling in new da
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Reading Log (Monthly)
This is a monthly reading log intended to be used for homework. Students can record their book title, author and three words they learned while reading. The name, month, instructions, days of the week and date are all editable for your convenience.
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Grades:
K - 5th
Anticipation Guide for Harsh Homes: Scholastic Investigate Series
This is a anticipation guide for the Investigate Survival Series from Scholastic. I created it to get my students brains thinking about the topic before we read the book. It also helps me to show them how to look for proof/evidence in the text during and after reading to prove if the statement is true or false. My students, especially boys loves these Science books. They are great.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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