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High school writing-essays homework on sale
200 Pages Blank paper, College ruled, Lined Journal & Music sheet for Writing
8.5 x 11 inches, 200 Pages Blank Pages Paper, College Ruled, Lined Journal & Music Sheet for Writing and Music CompositionPerfect for teachers and students to write in everything they wantEnjoy it, Thanks
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Georgia's Westard Expansion Informational Essay Assignment~SS8H4 No Prep!
Integrate ELA into Social Studies (or viceversa) with this assignment. There is NO work for you to do except assign to Google Classroom (or another platform). Students will be given:thorough directionsa templatea grading rubic (adopted from the actual Milestones test!)an extention presentation project that you can assign.It's all there!It is all editable because it's Google Doc. Delete, change, keep whatever you want!SS8H4 Explain significant factors that affected westward expansion in Georgia b
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8th - 10th
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10th Grade English Language Arts – (15) Meaningful Writing Portfolio Assignments
This is a 10th Grade Writing Portfolio of meaningful and world related assignments surrounding the theme of "Where are We Going?" and addressing the following writing styles: Persuasive, Argumentative, Expository-Quote, Expository-Situation, Compare/Contrast, and Speculative. Writing Prompt Topics:Prepare for Tomorrow, TodayOn a Separate NoteModifying Schools for Further SuccessProne to Technological Take-OverCreating Improved World FortunesNew ElectiveBe ProactiveEducational ReprieveConsequence
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9th - 12th
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Argumentative, Persuasive, and Literary Analysis Essay Writing Guide & Outline
This resource is a very simple, straight-forward, and easy-to-follow essay writing outline designed to guide students in crafting argumentative, persuasive, and literary analysis essays.This guide and outline breaks down the essay writing process step-by-step, and includes specific tips and tricks for further development.Be sure to also check out these other similar resources:Explanatory Expository Quote Essay Guide with ModelWriting Portfolio Assignments10th Grade English Lessons for Entire Yea
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9th - 12th
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Practice College Admission Essay Questions | College Prep Writing Activity
Help your high school student practice writing their college admission essays. Learning how to write in a reflective and meaningful way can feel overwhelming and uncomfortable for young adults, but lots of practice and feedback can help prepare your student. Use these as supplementary practice, a study program, homework assignments, or as part of a college preparation class.What You Get: "Types of College Essay Questions" Resource Article"What Are Colleges Looking For?" Resource Article"How to W
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9th - 12th
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Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) MEGA BUNDLE American I & II Essay Rubrics
Teach American I and American II (or US History) and want an additional challenge for your Honors class? I've got you covered! (Note: these Essays connect extremely well with my Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American I (and II) Bundle, but are capable of standing on their own 100%) Here are 31 detailed essay rubrics and a Practice Essay (One for each week) that cover important American Historical events from 1588 to Present Day. There are CLEAR and CONCISE instructions for students on
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Argumentative Research Writing Prompts – Debate Topics for HS ELA
This product is comprised of (12) carefully crafted and controversial debate topics & argumentative research writing prompts. Every prompt is highly relevant to the world we live in today, and allows for students to explore critical concepts and questions we face looking ahead to the future.These prompts are also organized by grade level complexity and relevance, with 3 prompts each for 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade.Debate/Argumentative Writing Prompt Topics Include:9th GradePrompt #1: Soc
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9th - 12th
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Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American II - Essay Rubrics’
Teach American II (or US History) and want an additional challenge for your Honors class? I've got you covered!(Note: these Essays connect extremely well with my Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American II Bundle, but are capable of standing on their own 100%)Here are 16 detailed essay rubrics and a Practice Essay (One for each week) that cover important American Historical events from 1855 to Present Day. There are CLEAR and CONCISE instructions for students on each Rubric of what is ex
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8th - 12th
Opinion Writing Prompt Pack Grades 6-8
Help students practice writing opinion and persuasive pieces with our 10 worksheet collection of writing prompts. These prompts cover topics such as whether middle school students should take field trips, table etiquette, vending machines in schools, and community service. There's also a fun worksheet featuring Would You Rather? questions at the end.Many of the worksheets include a checklist for students to work through as they respond. Two also feature step-by-step instructions to help students
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6th - 9th
Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American I - Essay Rubrics
Teach American I (or US History) and want an additional challenge for your Honors class? I've got you covered!(Note: these Essays connect extremely well with my Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American I Bundle, but are capable of standing on their own 100%)Here are 15 detailed essay rubrics and a Practice Essay (One for each week) that cover important American Historical events from 1588 to 1877. There are CLEAR and CONCISE instructions for students on each Rubric of what is expected. T
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Opinion Writing Prompt Pack High School
10 opinion/persuasive writing prompts for grades 9-12. Topics covered include cell phone use in schools, selling soda to students, illegal immigration, driving age, and more. These worksheets offer space for students to answer the prompt directly on the page. Add a digital layer on top so they can type their answers directly.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Explanatory/Expository Writing Prompt Worksheets - High School
These 14 explanatory/expository writing prompts help students practice this important writing style. Prompts range from describing what the world will be like in 50 years and honoring a special teacher to explaining personality types and responding to the musical Hamilton.Students can respond directly on the worksheet. Print out the worksheet or add a digital layer for students to complete online.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Narrative Writing Prompt Worksheets - High School
These 11 narrative writing prompt worksheets help students explore the narrative writing process with prompts that have them think about key moments in their lives, such as describing a time they experienced kindness or describing an obstacle they overcame. They also encourage them to be creative with prompts, such as being careful what you wish for.Print these out and use them individually or put them together to create a mini writer's notebook. You can also add a digital layer so students can
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8th - 12th
Expository/Explanatory Writing Prompt Worksheets - Grades 6-8
These 13 worksheets help students build their explanatory/expository writing skills. In the collection, you'll find two worksheets that break down the writing process, a number of prompts with a checklist to guide students as they respond, and some open prompts. Topics range from describing hair styles and giving advice to a friend to explaining why we have rules and what to do if you meet someone famous.
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5th - 9th
National Problems and Possible Solutions Activity Distance Learning Assignment
Government, Social Studies, or English/Language Arts students will explore a problem in the country, or world, today, that has been ongoing, and identify the difficulties about solving this issue, how a possible solution might address and solve the issue, and present the information in a poster, oral report, or questions and answers that are included in the addition of 2 pages after the instructions. Plenty of room for choice, critical thinking, analysis of current events, and designing solution
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9th - 12th
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