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Free high school writing-essays homework
Short Stories & Pictures Writing Prompts, 2 Writing and 2 response options
Writing prompts are useful guides that direct students to write about a particular topic. YOU WILL GET:1. FREE Short Stories Writing Prompts for Personal Creative Writing Challenges; 2 Writing Options Included: Lined and Cursive Writing Lines.2. FREE Pictures Writing Prompts, 2 response options / black & white version included.I really appreciate you purchasing my digital resources and I hope you'll enjoy using them at home or in your classroom.Please FOLLOW ME HERE if you'd like to receive
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1st - 12th
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MLA In-Text Citation Worksheet
Have your students correct the MLA In-Text Citations on this worksheet.
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7th - 12th
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Writing Effective Introduction Paragraphs: Free Resource
This activity is made for student writers in grades 6 – 12 and helps them understand how to use a HOOK, BRIDGE, and THESIS to write an effective introduction paragraph. I offer a detailed explanation of how I run this lesson on my blog. You can click the link or google: robinbneal.com no dead fish Includes:· Effective Introduction Student Handout with Hook Techniques· two examples for grade 9-12 students to read and annotate· two examples for grade 6-8 students to read and annotate· If you like
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6th - 12th
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The Black Cat (by Edgar Allan Poe) Questions + Key
This worksheet contains 22 questions over 'The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poe. Most of these questions are simple recall or inference, although there are some questions that require basic knowledge of elements of fiction (describing the type of conflict, etc). The last question is actually a request for the student to write a compare/contrast essay. A thorough answer key (with citations as to where I found the answer) is included in this document.
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7th - 10th
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Research Paper Organizer: Help Get Started with Research & Developing a Thesis
I always have students that get overwhelmed with where to begin when assigned a research paper. I came up with this method a few years ago and it works well. I have the students fill-out this sheet to give them ideas to help them research properly. They write down what they know, key terms, and more! It really helps them get started and helps you address questions they are having in a more direct way.Great for expository writing and argumentative essays.Follow Learning the Social Sciences on
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Expository Writing, Thesis Statements, & Researching PowerPoint Bundle
Checklist For MLA Format: PDF & Google Drive
Help your students proofread their work by using this MLA formatting checklist! This is a simple checklist that helps students to double check that they have their work in MLA format before submitting to you. This list covers in-text citation, works cited page, and the body of the essay.This product is a Google Drive resource that you can use digitally or print for your students. Classroom Success for Other Teachers Using This Resource:“This is a great way for students to check off what they ha
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5th - 12th
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Create a Thesis Statement from Claims
This worksheet is a perfect opportunity for students to practice writing thesis statements before they write one for their own argumentative essay. After completing this practice sheet, I ask students to do the same exercise with the three claims they've made about their chosen topic for their argumentative paper. Students use their thesis statement in their introduction paragraph and the re-written thesis statement in their conclusion. I've also had great success with students completing this w
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9th - 12th
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Unpacking the Directions~ Pre-Argumentative Essay Writing
"What am I supposed to do now?" Perhaps the most challenging aspect of argumentative essay writing for students performing below proficiency is figuring out what they are being asked to do and and how to move forward from there. The focus of these 3 pages is to help students unpack the directions and lay the foundation for argumentative essay writing. The trio of worksheets helps teachers lay the foundation for argumentative essay writing through initial instruction and repeated opportunities
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7th - 12th
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11 Sentence Paragraph Essay Structure
Easy to follow graphic organizer for students need extra help with essay writing. The 11 Sentence Paragraph Essay takes the typical 5 paragraph essay and shrinks it down to 11 sentences. I have used these with my intervention students as well as regular ed students. In addition, this makes a great quick activity for Honors and AP students as well.
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7th - 12th
Oedipus Rex: QR Codes Background Worksheet
Oedipus Rex: QR Codes Background Worksheet I created this worksheet as a pre-reading activity for Oedipus Rex. This worksheet includes 10 QR codes students can scan to visit websites reviewing essential vocabulary in the story. My students enjoyed being able to use their cell phones to build their knowledge prior to reading the play. I hope your students enjoy using this activity, too!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Oedipus Rex Activity FUN Bundle
Creative Writing Essays
This template is the beginning of creating an environment where students feel safe and inspired to write a paragraph from their heart and for your class every single day of the school year. Along with the most important writing tips and your blank template, you will receive an example of a 5 paragraph essay you can read to the class.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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MLA 9 Worksheets FREEBIE
Try out a free sample of my popular lessons on MLA formatting. This free sample includes a worksheet from my In-Text Citation lesson and a worksheet from my Works Cited Page lesson. Answer keys are included.The full lessons contain thorough notes that you can share with your students on your online learning platform. These notes provide examples for how to create perfect citations for the works cited page and how to include both narrative and parenthetical citations in their essays! Each lesson
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7th - 12th
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Informal vs. Formal Writing- Activity
This is a fun activity to help students understand the difference between informal and formal writing. Give students a scenario. This is my example: You are stressed out about an upcoming test. You are worried you will fail because you feel unprepared. Directions: - On a piece of notebook paper, respond to the following scenario in two different ways. 1. Respond to the scenario as if you were texting your best friend.2. Respond to the scenario as if you were emailing your teacherI encourage stud
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5th - 12th
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Paper Template- Single Line Far-Spaced Portrait Layout
Single lined paper (ruled paper) is apt for writing. It has horizontal lines printed with margin on it. The lines help in separating the hand-written text and make it easy to write compared to a blank piece of paper. This template is ideal for note taking, writing, essay writing etc. ***** Please leave a feedback, if you download this free product. Long or short, elaborate or crisp.. .Doesn't Matter. I would really appreciate if I get know the quality of my work. It will help me build better pro
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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A Doll's House: QR Codes Background Worksheet
A Doll's House: QR Codes Background Worksheet→ Hands-on introductory research activity!I created this worksheet as a pre-reading activity for A Doll's House. This worksheet includes 10 QR codes students can scan to visit websites reviewing important terms and ideas related to the play. My students enjoyed being able to use their cell phones to build their knowledge prior to reading the play. I hope your students enjoy using this activity, too!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: A Doll's House Activity Bundle
Shakepeare's Romeo and Juliet: Character Sketches, Vocabulary Quizzes, and Essay
Included in this pack is a character sketch assignment, 3 vocabulary quizzes with answer keys, and a final essay covering William Shakepeare's Romeo and Juliet. Final EssayCCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.9-10.1Write arguments to support claims in an analysis of substantive topics or texts, using valid reasoning and relevant and sufficient evidence.CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.9-10.2Write informative/explanatory texts to examine and convey complex ideas, concepts, and information clearly and accurately through the ef
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8th - 10th
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5 Paragraph Essay: Introductory Paragraph
Unlock the secrets to crafting captivating introductory paragraphs with this comprehensive worksheet. Perfect for middle and high school students, this resource provides a structured approach to understanding and executing the essential steps in writing an effective introduction.Inside, students will find a series of engaging exercises designed to demystify the process of introductory paragraph construction. From grabbing the reader's attention to clearly stating the thesis, each step is broken
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6th - 12th
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Fences Essay Prompts for AP Literature: Symbolism, Complexity, and Conflict
Enhance your AP Literature curriculum with these comprehensive essay prompts centered around August Wilson's renowned play, "Fences." These prompts are designed to challenge students to delve deeper into the text, examining symbolism, character complexity, and the thematic role of conflict. Perfect for in-class assignments, assessments, or individual study, these prompts encourage critical thinking and literary analysis skills.Essay Prompt #1: "Unveiling Symbolism in 'Fences'" Unlock the layers
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11th - 12th
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Practicing Thesis Statements
This is a list of 7 prompts that you can give students so they can practice how to write a thesis statement.
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5th - 12th
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Argument Unit Mentor Essay: Eradicating Mosquitoes
OVERVIEW:Thanks for purchasing this product! It is perfect for helping model an argumentative essay and the accompanying worksheet provides test prep. This also makes for a good sub lesson plan! •I use this essay as an example of an essay during my argumentative writing unit -- something they should aim for. It's not perfect by any means, but it's good.•I’ve used it with both middle school and high school to have them demonstrate that they can identify the important features of an argument essa
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7th - 12th
10 Coding and HTML Writing Prompts
Every class is responsible for teaching writing. These 10 writing prompts for an HTML, Coding, or Tech classroom range from technical writing to persuasive pieces. They are appropriate for middle school and high school, but could work with an advanced upper elementary group.
This activity could be used in a code or coding class, or with Unit 2 of Computer Science Discoveries on code.org. This product is not affiliated or endorsed by code.org.
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5th - 9th
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Hook and Types of Appeal Writing Practice
This worksheet has six different types of hooks for students to practice writing. I have given an example of each hook. There is also a bit of practice on identifying types of appeal. Students read the type of hook and example. Then, circle the type of appeal the hook is using. Finally, they will practice writing their own hook using the type of hook given in the example.
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6th - 9th
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