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High school informational text homework for Microsoft PowerPoint
Cut Nonfiction Readings by Bob Greene: Focus on Theme
Cut Nonfiction Readings by Bob Greene: Focus on ThemeThis is a weeklong lesson on “Cut,” a set of five nonfiction readings (interviews) by Bob Greene, focused on comparing themes. Each interview focuses on the experience of being cut from a sports team.Included:*PowerPoint introducing and reviewing theme *Theme practice with “The Queen Bee” by the Brothers Grimm*Reading guide*Extension activities*Structured writing prompt*Constructed response prompt and form*Vocabulary homework, PowerPoint of wa
Grades:
7th - 12th
Name Readings by Sandra Cisneros, Immaculeta Uzoma Achilike: Focus on Theme
Name Readings by Sandra Cisneros, Immaculeta Uzoma Achilike: Focus on ThemeThis is a weeklong lesson focused on comparing theme in two readings: “My Name” by Sandra Cisneros, an excerpt from The House on Mango Street (short story/fiction), and “Why Couldn’t I Have Been Named Ashley?” by Immaculeta Uzoma Achilike (personal narrative/nonfiction). Included:*PowerPoint introducing and reviewing theme *Theme practice with “The Queen Bee” by the Brothers Grimm*Reading guides for both texts*Extension
Grades:
7th - 12th
Mysteries of the Past - Easter Island and Otzi the Iceman
A high quality PPT - nearly 70 slides - describing various "mysteries" of the world - including the mysterious Moai Statues of Easter Island to Otzi the Iceman - a Neolithic man found frozen in the Alps in the early 90's. Great for high school and college - history/geography/ESL & reading/vocabulary. Also great for Sub plans. Slides can be utilized in the classroom or assigned for homework... great for home school students as well... Various questions and activities to activate the schema an
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
An Introduction to Rhetoric
This lesson provides an introduction to rhetoric and argument suitable for any high school English class and adaptable for middle school students. Students think about arguments in their own lives and the techniques they use to argue. The “Introduction to Rhetoric” PowerPoint then introduces students to the purposes of rhetoric, context and purpose, the rhetorical triangle, and the classical appeals (ethos, pathos, and logos). After applying these concepts first to a speech and then to a serie
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Editable Class Syllabus template : Info graphics template, class information
This listing is for a syllabus that is 100% editable once you download it! It comes with colored and Black and white. You only need to change the information that you want. You can also change the color, fonts and size.You only need to have PowerPoint on your computer to edit it and there you go! you can now customize it and save it and use it for the next time.If you have any question, please feel free to contact me and I am willing to help you.Thank you and ENJOY!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introduction to Logical Fallacies PowerPoint and Handouts
I have created a PowerPoint presentation that defines and gives examples of 18 basic logical fallacies. I have also added a PDF file that includes an interactive note-sheet for the students to define the terms included in the PowerPoint. A blank chart is provided for students to add and define additional fallacies. A homework assignment and project instructions are also included. Enjoy!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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BLACK MEN and PUBLIC SPACES [Lesson Activities, Assignments, and Handouts]
This Brent Staples's "Black Men & Public Spaces" [LESSON ACTIVITIES, Assignments, and Handouts] Product provides students a chance to experience what happens when cultures clash. Group Projects, Graphic Organizers, Discussion questions, and writing assessments and more allow students to work on this canonized essay! This autobiographical narrative encourages insightful responses from Staples's work. 10th - 12th Graders will love this short work and product. Check it out!SUMMARY:Brent Staple
Grades:
10th - 12th
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Also included in: BRENT STAPLES' "BLACK MEN & PUBLIC SPACES" [BUNDLE]
PARAGRAPH WRITING TUTORIAL
IN THIS LESSON:PART 1: GETTING READY TO WRITEIdentifying the structure of a paragraphGenerating ideas for writingWriting a topic sentenceChoosing supporting pointsMaking an outline PART 2: THE SENTENCE STRUCTURESimple sentenceCompound sentenceComplex sentenceLong, rambling sentencesPART 3: ENGLISH GRAMAR AND PUNCTUATIONThis lesson aims to provide you with a brief, simplified outline of the basic rules of English grammar and punctuation that you can use when undertaking academic writing.Part 4: T
Grades:
3rd - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ELL Guided Reading Non-Fiction - The DNA Trail
This resource is part of a series of ELL lessons using the National Geographic Reading Explorer books (level 4). In this lesson ELL students will read the article The DNA Trail from The National Geographic Reading Explorer Level 4 book. Students will then discuss the content of the article, be introduced to new vocabulary (including migration, ancestors, and DNA Technology), think critically about the migration of the human species, and analyze key quotes from the article for a deeper meaning. T
Grades:
6th - 9th
ELL Guiding Reading Non-Fiction - Design By Nature Biomimetics
This resource is part of a series of ELL lessons using the National Geographic Reading Explorer books (level 4). In this lesson ELL students will read the article Design by Nature: Biomimetics from The National Geographic Reading Explorer Level 4 book. Students will then discuss the content of the article, consider the importance of human invention and nature, and analyze the writing techniques used to craft an engaging and thought provoking article. This lesson includes 2 differentiated homewor
Grades:
5th - 9th
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MARGARET CAVENDISH'S "FEMALE ORATIONS" [LESSON ACTIVITIES]
This MARGARET CAVENDISH "FEMALE ORATIONS" product [Suggested Uses, Posters, Discussion Questions, Essay Exam, CAVENDISH & ME, and more] provides students a chance to experience what happens when we are a part of a society. This academic essay allows students to read and analyze this canonized work about being good citizens in our GLOBAL society. 11th - 12th Graders will love these short works and product. Check it out!SUMMARY:Margaret Cavendish recognizes that 17th century society was proble
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: MARGARET CAVENDISH'S "FEMALE ORATIONS" [BUNDLE]
Evaluating Credible Sources
Identifying Evidence-Based Claims, and examining biases in the media. This resource allows students to analyze different news outlets to determine which one has a more valid argument. This is intended for 6th graders, but could be adapted for any secondary ELA/SS class.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Social Justice: John Lewis
Encourage your students to connect to social justice issues within their world by reading about an icon and discussing on and under the surface questions in whole class or small group discussions. This can be used as: 1) a whole class discussion 2) a small group discussion or 3) Independent work assignment.Included in this lesson:1. Introductory slideshow2. Discussion questions3. Key to questions and sample essay answer
Grades:
6th - 10th
Political Cartoon Analysis & Creation | Ontario & American Focused Cartoons
Have fun with your media literacy unit!21 slides with various political cartoons, most of which focus on American/Ontario politics/politiciansThe first 6 slides are done together as a class (discussion)Slides 7 onwards are for independent work, or partnered work if you chooseThe final slide has the final task - creating your own political cartoonMark Breakdown28 marks - analysis of cartoons10 marks - creating your own cartoon2 marks - peer-evaluation of another student's cartoon
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Introduction to Debate - Argumentation
This product is the second lesson of my "Intro to Debate" unit. The product is titled "Argumentation". Lesson materials are online-learning friendly. It includes:A creative and interactive Google Slide presentation that prompts for student participation. Slides have teacher instructional directions as well as common core standards. Two assignments that can be used as in-class assignments or homework. Assignments include a grading rubric and answer key.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Also included in: Introduction to Debate
Social Justice: Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Encourage your students to connect to social justice issues within their world by reading about an icon and discussing on and under the surface questions in whole class or small group discussions. This can be used as: 1) a whole class discussion 2) a small group discussion or 3) Independent work assignment.Included in this lesson:1. Introductory slideshow2. Discussion questions & quote sandwich prompt3. Key to questions and essay answer
Grades:
6th - 12th
Young Reporter Week 1 Intro to News Slides and Worksheets
Four lessons introducing students to the concept of news; exploring the concepts of sources, credibility, and bias; how to plan and write news. Final assignment is twofold--in class, write an unbiased article on a controversial idea, and for homework, rework the article as an opinion piece.Well differentiated with sentences starters, options, challenge activities, hints, images, videos, and guided notes.
Grades:
4th - 10th
Introduction to Debate - Refutation
This product is the third lesson of my "Intro to Debate" unit. The product is titled "Refutation". Lesson materials are online-friendly. It includes:A creative and interactive Google Slide presentation that prompts for student participation. Slides have teacher instructional directions as well a Common Core standards. Review slides to build off of previous lesson on ArgumentationAssignments that can be used as in-class assignments or homework. Assignments include a rubric.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Also included in: Introduction to Debate
Three Ways to Respond to a News Article
This writing assignment can be used with any news article; however, it is currently set to use the article entitled "The Me Me Me Generation" by Joel Stein. The power point teaches students how to respond to a single news article in three different ways. It could be done for homework or over the course of two or three classes in a writing workshop environment.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Media Studies
PowerPoint slides on media and advertising to be used as a study note.
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7th - 10th
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WH Questions for Reading Comprehension
Hand-shaped guide for color-coding information within a passage/text. Each finger on the hand represents a WH question for comprehension. Students can color code what they read by underlining the "who" in the passage or text in yellow, underlining the "what" in the passage or text in blue, and so forth. When answering comprehension questions, the color coding of the passage or text makes it easier for those students who have trouble dissecting important information within the text.
Grades:
K - 12th
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ITW Vocab Chapters 11-12 and 14-15
Students will copy down the term and the definition. I ask them to write an original sentence using the word correctly (paying close attention to the part of speech). I then have them share their sentences with the class.There are 10 total vocab words.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Class Cookbook Template
This project comes with a complete example recipe and a fully editable powerpoint doccument
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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ITW Vocab Author's Note - Chapter 2
Included are twelve terms from the author's note - chapter 2. The student directions are easily modifiable but read:Copy down the word and the definitionWrite an original sentence using the word correctly (pay attention to the part of speech!)Be ready to share out your sentences!!
Grades:
9th - 12th
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