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Common Core W.7.1a scaffolded notes
Argumentative Writing Slideshow & Notes Middle School ELA PRINT & DIGITAL
Argument writing will be a lot easier to teach with this step-by-step interactive PowerPoint and/or Google Slides presentation with guided notes. Created specifically for middle school students, it tackles the challenges of the argumentative essay by breaking everything down. The kid-friendly explanations and actionable steps making it a lot easier for kids to understand.Now, when I tell my students we're working on this unit, they cheer! Kids LOVE to “argue,” and when they learn the right way
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6th - 9th
Argumentative Essay Writing Unit - Texts, Foldable Style Notes - Middle School
Teach your middle school students how to write a text-based argumentative essay with embedded counterclaims using this engaging set of texts, foldable style notes, and organizers!It is laid out in a "chunked" fashion so that you can go through the process step-by-step with examples, Cornell notes, and interactive notebook activities all along the way. What's included:✅ A PowerPoint to guide students through the process✅ Cornell notes for students to fill in with the PowerPoint✅ Mnemonics for eac
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Argumentative Essay Writing BIG BUNDLE for Embedded Counterclaims
PERSUASIVE/OPINION WRITING: EDITABLE PRESENTATION: EDITABLE GUIDED NOTES
Use the 51 presentation slides in conjunction with the Cornell-style student guided notes to teach students the art of writing persuasively. Students record information as you present. Best of all, the slides and student note-taking sheets are editable empowering you to modify the resource to suit your students’ needs. You will be able to edit all written content. All clip art is secured. This is in accordance with the artists’ terms of use. You will receive an editable Power Point file and a P
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4th - 8th
Argumentative Research Paragraph Instructional Materials
Sometimes students just aren't ready to write an entire research paper. Working with many different levels of freshmen for the last ten years, I've found it easier to begin with a simple research paragraph rather than diving head-first into an overwhelming essay. This product is perfect for anyone who is looking to introduce students to the elements of argumentative writing, to review writing expectations, to differentiate a larger argumentative writing assignment, to warm up for a bigger paper
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6th - 9th
Reading Passages With Extended Constructed Response Prompt & Resources Digital
The ultimate STAAR test writing prep for high school, designed to supercharge your writing skills and propel you towards success! This file includes everything you need to excel in your STAAR test, from fiction passages to non-fiction passages, paired passages, and multiple writing prompts. This exercise will enhance your student's ability to synthesize information and develop well-rounded arguments. To help you tackle the writing prompts with confidence, differentiated student rubrics are inclu
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6th - 12th
Paragraphs Part 1: What is a Paragraph (Editable PPT)
This editable PowerPoint uses simple language to explain what a paragraph is, how many sentences it has, and the main three parts of topic sentence, detail sentences, and conclusion sentence. This resource can be used with a FREE notes sheet (including answer sheet) for learners to take notes. Or, the notes sheet can be used as a quick assessment to see what learners remember after you give the presentation.The resource begins with the basics:A paragraph is a group of sentences about one idea. (
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Claims, Evidence, & Reasoning Bundle
Do your students need a refresher on CER? Are you looking for some tried and true formulaic writing strategies? Then look no further! This bundle includes:3 kinesthetic CER activities, each with directions and an answer key1 page teacher resource with examples, formulas, & sentence framesA tier 3 scaffold
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6th - 8th
WRITING INTRODUCTIONS Hooks Leads Lesson Notes PowerPoint Practice Test Prep
“How do I start?” Is this a question you hear from your students when it’s time to write? Help students develop opening statements that grab the reader’s attention with this no-prep, 24-page/slide How to Hook Your Reader-Introductions Leads Writing Mini-Lesson. The easy-to-follow Guided Notes process will help students understand 8 ways to start their essay and grab the reader’s attention. A PowerPoint, Guided Notes, and Guided Practice are included making this an engaging scaffolded approach th
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3rd - 8th
Writing a Text-Dependent-Analysis Mini-Lesson and Printables
This mini-lesson is a step-by-step how to write a TDA paragraph for students including timers and example sentences for each step. This mini-lesson comes with an evidence web graphic organizer and a step-by-step TDA paragraph handout. Great way to teach students to write thorough, supported textual analysis responses!
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6th - 10th
Citing Text Evidence Worksheets-Argumentative Essay, Persuasive, Opinion Writing
Clarify, organize, and streamline the process of Citing Textual Evidence with this text evidence template. Provide your middle school and high school English students with this Graphic Organizer to more easefully guide them through the evidence gathering process of Essay Writing: Argumentative Essays, Argumentative Essays, Persuasive Essays and Opinion Essays English 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and home school learning.6 note-taking templates to facilitate gathering text evidence6 pag
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6th - 12th
Counterclaim or Counterargument: Notes, Activity, Resource
This is a great handout for students to have for notes, practice and a resource for them to utilize in their writing! It provides a space for students to make notes about what a counterclaim/counterargument is, allows for independent/small group practice (step by step), and provides some sentence stems for students to utilize while writing.
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6th - 8th
Introduction Paragraph Interactive Notes
Simplify introduction paragraphs for your students by scaffolding their paragraphs into four parts - hook, bridge, summary, and thesis! There are 20 Google Slides of notes and interactive formative assessments. It can be used as a mini-lesson, review, or whole class lesson. This product includes: Poster/reference pages for hook, bridge, summary, and thesis Essay Structure Poster/Reference Page Examples of hooks, bridge, summary, and thesis statments. Fill in the blank formative assessments over
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5th - 8th
Literary Analysis Paragraph (CEE) - Middle School
This fun literary analysis paragraph resource is incredibly helpful when teaching middle schoolers how to write a piece of analysis. This resource takes an abstract and complicated topic and breaks it down into smaller pieces. The resource explains each part of the paragraph: Claim, Evidence, and Explanation. Each is accompanied by sentence starters and example sentences. Graphic organizers and writing templates are also included to help your students plan, think critically, and try writing anal
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6th - 8th
Narrative Nonfiction Genre Study Book Report Project
Narrative Nonfiction Book Report Project is a 47-page standards-aligned resource, that will introduce and then immerse your 6th through 9th grade students into the literary nonfiction or narrative nonfiction genre over 4-5 weeks. By the end of the unit, students will not only have a deep understanding of the literary nonfiction or narrative nonfiction genre, but they will experience many enjoyable lessons and activities that will spur critical thinking, evaluating, and making connections, and w
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6th - 9th
Also included in: A Bundle of Eleven Book Projects
ELA Doodle Notes - RACE Response
WATERMARK IS REMOVED WHEN YOU DOWNLOAD PRODUCTELA Doodle Notes - RACE ResponseTwo printable PDFsFully filled in notes for students who struggle with note-taking. (This version can also be referenced as an answer key for guided notes).Guided notes with fill-in-the-blanks for students who need structured support.These resources work both brain hemispheres, which is crucial to committing knowledge to long-term memory. Whether you use the fully filled version and lecture while students color or you
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6th - 9th
Argument Writing: Introduction Paragraph | Guided Notes, Interactive Examples
Help your world changers step into the world of argumentative writing with guided notes and paragraph examples. My teaching style is a mix of innovative activities paired with some trusted traditional lessons sprinkled in. I created these guided notes to introduce the INTRODUCTION PARAGRAPH. Includes:28 slides dedicated to a well-thought-out, fully explained intro paragraph.Questions after every few slides to gauge students' understanding. Perfect to pair up with PearDeck.Example PromptExample i
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5th - 8th
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Expository Hook Starters Anchor Chart - WRITING TOOLBOX
Looking for a resource to support student writing skills to hook their audience's attention? This quick reference sheet, or anchor chart, will serve as a resource for students when crafting an expository essay.This resource includes:Page 1: Full color that can easily be converted to a digital file.Page 2: Black & white for ease when printing.Pages 3 & 4: Student copies with information missing, allowing students to create their own examples as they process the content.The resource will d
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4th - 8th
Focused Notes: PEEL Method of Writing
These slides walk scholars through the method of writing called "PEEL" - these slides are set up in FOCUSED notes format.
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6th - 10th
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Intro to Argument Writing (Invention Paragraph with Checklist)
This product is a great way to introduce argument writing to your students. It includes slides to explain and show examples of the parts of an argument. Then it has a fun, step-by-step assignment for students. It has a grading checklist as well!This assignment is best split for two days!Day One: 1. Breaks down an argument--an opportunity for note taking2. Class Model--students and teacher create an example argument paragraphDay Two:1. Videos about inventions elementary and middle school aged stu
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5th - 8th
Unit: Romeo and Juliet- 6 Bundles- ELA 9-10 (EDITABLE)
Profile:Grade Levels: 9-10Creator: Erica VilliloStandards: 19My Original Products: 48Links: 73Activities: 112Agendas: 6Exemplar Texts: 37Thematic Topics and Text Sets: 5CCSS Writing Prompts: 5Writing Skills: 3Reading Skills: 5Keys: 46Assessments: 18
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7th - 12th
The Chinese Exclusion Act: Primary Source Analysis
What factors motivated Americans to pass the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882?Students will read & analyze 5 primary sources* to answer the guiding question: "Why did Americans pass the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1882?" Students will create a working theory and use historical argumentation skills to write a defense of their historical theory. In this lesson, students will:Create a hypothesis answering the guiding questionRead & analyze 5 primary source documents Take notes in a graphic organi
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6th - 10th
Also included in: US History Primary Sources for Middle Schoolers
Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning Student Scaffold
If you have students that need tier 3 support with their writing, this resource will give them access to your CER task! It includes examples, sentence frames, and definitions to support your students as they craft their own CER.
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Claims, Evidence, & Reasoning Bundle
Argument Essay Outline
Print out a class set and put into sleeves on students' desks as a resource for essay writing.Post outline in Google Classroom as a resource.5 paragraph essay structure using strategies students will remember even without the outline (think testing!). I truly think this outline and my explanatory outline have improved my students' writing by leaps and bounds! The mnemonic devices really stick with them! To remove scaffolding later in the year, I start to post only the images/symbols around the c
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7th - 9th
Argumentative Notes: Fill In The Blanks
I usually do Cornell notes, but I wanted students to do it this way so that they can see the connection between this and the outline that I have students do. ( Will Post: Argumentative Outline, Argumentative Essay Samples) The way that I had my students do this particular note taking session was by providing them with the Wall Print Outs that I created. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Argumentative-Elements-Wall-Print-Outs-4490515I simply uploaded it to their Google Classroom account
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5th - 9th
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