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High school writing-essays homework for Easel Activities
Thesis Statement Mini-lesson - Argumentative Essay
These worksheets will help students understand the formula to creating a strong thesis statement for an argumentative essay. The directions are clear and simple to understand; just print and go!Here is what is included:★Worksheets (3 pages)★Answer Key Thank you so much for stopping by my store. I hope you are enjoying my products. I appreciate you providing feedback and you even earn free TPT credits every time you do!Also, follow me and be notified when new products are uploaded.If you have a
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6th - 12th
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C-E-R Writing Review Worksheet (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning)
Are you implementing a C-E-R (claim, evidence, reasoning) writing framework in your class? Want to make sure that your students know the framework forwards and back? This double-sided review worksheet will show you quickly which students are still struggling with identifying claims, evidence, and reasoning--whether they're online or in-person!Students will identify all parts of the framework, match claims to appropriate evidence, and brainstorm real-life situations in which claims, evidence, and
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9th - 12th
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Hamlet Writing Prompts Constructed Response Practice CCSS
Let me make your life easier. Use these 15 constructed responses writing prompts to test your students' textual analysis of Hamlet. They include questions about theme, characterization, text structure, plot, literary devices, conflict, and more. I've also included a handy rubric for easy grading and a brainstorming sheet.Click here to follow me for free lessons and sales!Click here to have free lessons and unit ideas sent to your email.Check out my Hamlet lessons*****************Hamlet Literacy
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Hamlet Unit Bundle of Lessons: Great Deal CCSS digital activity
Identifying Hooks in Introduction Paragraphs Worksheet
Includes four introduction paragraph examples in which students can practice identifying the hook, and what type of technique was used to write the hook. Great for reinforcing a lesson on the different types of hooks in informational or argumentative writing!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Text Dependent Analysis: Spotlight on Analysis with "Charles"
Use this resource to teach your students HOW to write a strong analysis of a citation.This lesson uses Shirley Jackson's short story "Charles" for its sample evidence and analysis. Jackson's story is available for FREE as a PDF or Google Doc through the Library of America (loa). [search "Shirley Jackson Charles" online to access]Recommended use of resource:Read the story.Have students use the graphic organizer and Sentence Starters for Analysis sheet to brainstorm evidence and analysis for the g
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6th - 12th
Expository Introductions: Samples and Practice
Use this handout and practice work to help students in crafting introductions! Providing teacher sample after teacher sample of introductions is demanding! Photocopy the handout double-sided to offer seven different types of introductions appropriate for essays, literary analyses, or TDA's. If students struggle with one type, they can easily apply a different type to their writing. Each sample ends with a thesis statement to further guide students in ending their introductions with clear claims.
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7th - 10th
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Practicing Concession & Counter-Argument
This is a worksheet that can be used after you have already taught concession and counter-argument. It has 4 persuasive prompts and asks students to use a t-chart to brainstorm both sides of the issue, develop a thesis, and then write a concession and counter-argument.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Grammar Practice - Homework or Bellringer Activity, Digital Resource
This digital resource is a powerpoint that can be used as a homework or beginning of the period activity. The resource includes 9 actual student sentences that need to be edited to correct spelling and grammar errors. This would be a good follow-up activity to a lesson on sentence construction and syntax. This resource includes a powerpoint with one sentence per slide, and students can make corrections directly on the slide. Additionally, it includes all 10 sentences on one page as an Easel
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Writing Pre-Test and Bellringer Bundle, Grades 7 - 12, Digital Resources
Exploring Art Techniques: Famous Artists
Exploring Art Techniques - Famous Artists: This workbook is designed for Art and Art History Classes. Students have an opportunity to conduct research and create images. Students are encouraged to use the classroom library, school library, and public library.Key Words: Max Ernst, Hannah Höch, René Magritte, Claes Oldenburg, Fernand Léger, Robert Delaunay, Giorgio De Chiricio, Honore Daumier, Kitagawa Utamaro, Ando Hiroshige, Judy Chicago. Jean Dubuffet, Ernst Ludwig KirchnerThanks for visiting C
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9th - 12th
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Writing Graphic Organizers - Distance Learning
6 Graphic Organizers for learning how to write Narrative, Opinion, and Compare & Contrast essays! Fun to use during Distance Learning!Check out more Writing Resources below:Writing an Essay Bundle Writing an Essay - ChecklistDesk Reminders for Effective WritingMake sure to follow me on TpT and Instagram for exclusive updates and discounts! @totesadorbsteacher Follow me on Pinterest for more classroom resources!
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3rd - 10th
Text Dependent Analysis: Spotlight on Analysis with Mandela
Use this resource to teach your students HOW to write a strong analysis of a citation.This lesson uses an excerpt from Nelson Mandela's autobiography Long Walk to Freedom for its sample evidence and analysis.Recommended use of resource:Read the excerpt.Have students use the graphic organizer and Sentence Starters for Analysis sheet to brainstorm evidence and analysis for the given prompt.Review sample evidence and analysis to identify what makes a strong analysis. Move through the MC examples wi
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6th - 12th
Dreams. What is their larger meaning? Video. Writing. Free Writing. ELA. ESL.
Students watch a video about common dream types and their associated "larger" meaning. They match the dream with the meaning. Before watching discuss the larger question of if dreams mean anything in real life. Then get students to match the dream types to the meaning. Then watch and correct answers. Or watch and students complete while watching. After, get students to use the template to write about a dream they had and what its higher meaning could be. ESL, EFL, ESOL, worksheets, video les
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Great Gatsby 3-Question Essay Exam final assessment for ELA
This exam contains an essay summative exam of three questions that challenge students to think critically about their understanding of The Great Gatsby. Students are assessed on their understanding of symbols, themes, and rhetorical devices from the novel.The exam is available in two formats: you may choose to print the exam with each part on its own lined page or you may choose to print the single-page copy to save paper and have students write on their own lined paper. Regardless ofwhich optio
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Current Event Writing (Analyzing / Critical Thinking): PDF + Online Sheets
This template for current event assignments comes complete with a worksheet and teacher's marking sheet. It is intended to accompany articles selected by the teacher or student from external periodical sources. This template may be used as a one-off assignment or even for weekly projects as it helps hone the student's reading and writing skills while keeping them engaged with current affairs.The student packet includes introductory guidelines and explanations as to what makes a successful analyt
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8th - 12th
Watch UR Diction Writing EASEL Exercise
This lesson is designed to extend students' thinking about diction to a higher level of thinking and analysis. The lesson plan includes descriptives, scripted discussion questions, and student writing prompts. Introduce your students to diction and word nuance with this engaging writing exercise! The presentation is cleanly designed with an easy-to-follow teacher guide so that you can easily teach your students how to analyze diction using four simple steps. Use as stand-alone mini-lessons or as
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Watch UR Diction Bundle
Persuasive, Argumentative Essay Organizer and Writing.
Students plan their argumentative essay using the organizer. They choose a topic from the list then organize their ideas. Finally, write out their essay. ESL, EFL, ESOL, worksheets, topic, learning English, printables, teaching English, vocabulary, homework, blackline master, powerpoint, pdf, book, examples, tefl, tesol, video, lesson, argumentative, persuasive, expository, essay, writing,*****************************************************************************View Other Great Teaching Re
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Paraphrasing Worksheets
These worksheets walk students through the process of paraphrasing.
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5th - 12th
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