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Common Core W.7.8 scaffolded notes
Writing a Personal Narrative Essay - Distance Learning Compatible
In a personal narrative essay, a writer shares his or her thoughts and feelings about an event in his or her past with an audience. In this pack, students will move through the writing process to compose a personal narrative essay.The pack includes a step-by-step process, brainstorm/planing page, peer edit checklist, suggested marking rubric, and example essay.UPDATE: This includes both a printable PDF version and a digital version using Google Slides.See also my Writing a Persuasive Essay pack
Grades:
7th - 12th
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The CRAP Test (Finding Credible Internet Sources)
Want to help your students find credible, reliable, and relevant sources for a research project? Then this is the perfect resource for you!
Helps students organize their information in a visual way.
Helps them see if their sites are legitimate.
Gets them started with accurate and quality websites for research!
Connects well with the HOW DO I RESEARCH PRESENTATION.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Research Journal - Teach Research, Citations, and Note Taking with Any Topic!
Are your students struggling to understand the steps involved in a research project? Do you want a way to scaffold and differentiate your lesson to give all students the opportunity to show what they know in a fun and engaging way?This Research Journal will increase your students' engagement and knowledge of the concepts of effective research. Scaffolded graphic organizer are a great way for students to have a quick visual of the steps involved in research, and the Venn Diagram and mind map temp
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2nd - 8th
FAKE NEWS OR CREDIBLE SOURCE Lesson Evaluate Reliable Online Research Skills
Introduce or review how to accurately research with this no-prep, 28-page/slide How to Avoid Fake News Identify, Use & Cite Reliable Sources Lesson. The easy-to-follow Guided Notes process will help students learn how to use the Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How of a website to identify if the information is accurate. Plagiarism and an overview of citing sources are also discussed. A PowerPoint, Guided Notes, an online research Practice Activity, and a link to online scavenger hunts for a
Grades:
3rd - 8th
A Pig Parade is a Terrible Idea - CCSS Persuasive Writing Activity
It seems impossible. How can a pig parade be a terrible idea?! However, Ian Michael Black is very persuasive in his book with the same title. I love using children's literature to springboard writing concepts with my third graders all the way up to my AP Lit students. After reading this story, I use this bundle to teach the concept of persuasive writing. Through a series of steps (baby steps!) students will analyze the story to find that while wildly funny, it is actually just a persuasive state
Grades:
3rd - 9th
AVOID PLAGIARISM Writing Lesson Summarize Paraphrase Quote Notes PPT Practice
Help students gain informational writing skills with this no-prep, 27 page/slide How to Avoid Plagiarism-Summarize, Paraphrase, Quote Writing Lesson. The easy-to-follow Guided Notes process will help students understand ways to avoid plagiarism in their writing by summarizing, paraphrasing, and quoting the text. A PowerPoint, Guided Notes, Guided Practice, and & Multiple-Choice Practice/Assessment are included making this a scaffolded approach that uses the “I Do, We Do, You Do” method effec
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3rd - 8th
Note-Taking Strategies | Teaching Slides and Guided Notes
Elevate your students' note-taking skills with the "Note-Taking Strategies" Google Slides presentation – a must-have resource for educators. This comprehensive teaching tool is crafted to assist teachers like you in delivering engaging guided notes, introducing students to four impactful note-taking strategies: the Cornell Method, Mind Mapping, the Outline Method, and the Pros and Cons Method.Key Features:⭐Google Slides Presentation: Engage your students with visually appealing slides covering e
Grades:
4th - 12th
Narrative Writing Workshop- Everything you need to teach narrative writing!
Narrative Writing Workshops no longer have to be the bain of your existence!If you're anything like me, I struggled with HOW to get each student to write narratives when I began teaching. Now that I have it down, this writer's workshop allows me to review essential terms with my students, help them review the parts of a narrative, and prepare students for writing their own narratives with mind maps and checklists for each step in the writing process.It also allows me to work in small groups to
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Grades:
6th - 8th
The Giver by Lois Lowry, Middle School PBL
In this Project Based Learning lesson, students will focus on the theme of utopia/dystopia in The Giver by Lois Lowry and create an authentic project around improving their own society.
Lesson includes:
Link to Google Docs worksheets for students
PBL lesson plan for teachers
Project Rubric
Lesson duration: 2-4 weeks (can be modified for shorter or longer timelines)
This PBL lesson aligns to Common Core English Literacy standards.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Research Writing {Differentiated} Mega Bundle: Handouts! Center Work!
This 314 page Mega Bundle is a great tool for teaching research writing!
Included in your purchase:
* 3 Levels of work, all created to look the same for discreet differentiation
* Handouts for mini-lessons
* Student work pages
* Self-correcting center work
* Options for quick assessment
* A copy of everything in the Open Dyslexic font
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4th - 7th
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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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Grades:
6th - 8th
Write a Research Paper Like a Historian - Developing a Thesis
This is the first product in a forthcoming set that pushes students to write "like a historian" by using meaningful critical thinking skills to make their writing of a regular research paper become relevant and profound! This 11-page guide takes students through how to develop a claim and topic sentences, then use them to develop a thesis. Students are guided through developing a claim with information, examples, a checklist of requirements, and information for extra help or an extra challenge.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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
Grades:
7th - 12th
Write a Literary Analysis Paper Like a Literary Critic- Developing a Thesis
This is the first product in a forthcoming set that pushes students to write "like a literary critic" by using meaningful critical thinking skills to make their writing of a regular literary analysis paper become relevant and profound! This 12-page guide takes students through how to develop a claim and topic sentences, then use them to develop a thesis. Students are guided through developing a claim with information, examples, a checklist of requirements, and information for extra help or an e
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Research Writing Notes: A Step-by-Step Guide
This PPT contains notes on the research writing process, including outlining, citations, plagiarism, the content of body paragraphs and more. This is most useful for explicitly teaching the do's and don'ts of writing research. There are examples and student tasks included.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Research Journal Any Topic - Google Drive
Are your students struggling to understand the steps involved in a research project? Do you want a way to scaffold and differentiate your lesson to give all students the opportunity to show what they know in a fun and engaging way?This Research Journal will increase your students' engagement and knowledge of the concepts of effective research. Scaffolded graphic organizer are a great way for students to have a quick visual of the steps involved in research, and the Venn Diagram and mind map temp
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Not Grade Specific
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APA Citation Format and Examples
Citations can be difficult for anyone, so it's no wonder that it can be challenging concept to teach in school. That is why I made this resource that models the way APA is cited within a text and in a Works Cited (for both electronic articles and videos). I also gave some examples that will help students visualize what this citation looks like when it's done correctly. It's the perfect resource to post in your Google Classroom to aid during the researching and writing process.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Text Set: Romeo and Juliet & Hope, Despair, and Memory ELA 9-10 (EDITABLE)
Text Set #22: Drama- Shakespeare’ Romeo and Juliet and Wiesel’s Hope, Despair, and MemoryProfile:Subject: ELAGrade Level: 9-10Unit: Drama- Romeo and JulietEssay Type: Informative/Explanatory = All Quotes and Information for YOUR sideText Set: #22Prompt Type: Standard = ELA Standard ReasonsThematic Topic: Rights and Privilege Writing Skill: Timing and/or Advanced Writing, Peer EditingStandard: CCSS.ELA.W.2- Informative/Explanatory AnalysisScaffolding Level: Independent, Timed Essay, Peer EditingC
Grades:
7th - 12th
Text Set: Romeo & Juliet & "Letter From Birmingham Jail" ELA 9-10 (EDITABLE)
Profile:Subject: ELAGrade Level: 9-10Unit: Drama- Romeo and JulietEssay Type: Argumentative = Quotes and Explanations for BOTH sidesText Set: #24Prompt Type: Topic = Umbrella Topic ReasonsThematic Topic: Responsibility and MoralityWriting Skill: Timing and/or Advanced Writing, Peer EditingStandard: CCSS.ELA.R.9- Allude and TransformScaffolding Level: Independent, Timed Essay, Peer EditingCreator: Erica VilliloIncludes:1 Bonus File: Agenda with 44 Links12 Recommended Exemplar Texts from CCSS, Spr
Grades:
7th - 12th
7th Grade StudySync CONTEXT CLUES Guided Notes
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade CONTEXT CLUES lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
Grades:
7th
Tracking Sources
Learners can keep track of their sources as they work through the writing process for research essays, biographies, and other expository pieces with this 'Tracking Sources' worksheet.
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Grades:
4th - 9th
Text Set: Romeo and Juliet and "Song" ELA 9-10 (EDITABLE)
Profile:Subject: ELAGrade Level: 9-10Unit: Drama- Romeo and JulietEssay Type: Informative/Explanatory = All Quotes and Information for YOUR sideText Set: #22Prompt Type: Standard = ELA Standard ReasonsThematic Topic: Faith and Free WillWriting Skill: Timing and/or Advanced Writing, Peer EditingStandard: CCSS.ELA.R.4- LanguageScaffolding Level: Independent, Timed Essay, Peer EditingCreator: Erica VilliloIncludes:1 Bonus File: Agenda with 36 Links7 Recommended Exemplar Texts from CCSS, Springboard
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Text Set: Romeo and Juliet and "I Stand Here Ironing" ELA 9-10 (EDITABLE)
Text Set #21: Drama- Shakespeare’ Romeo and Juliet and Olsen’s “I Stand Here IroningProfile:Subject: ELAGrade Level: 9-10Unit: Drama- Romeo and JulietEssay Type: Informative/Explanatory = All Quotes and Information for YOUR sideText Set: #21Prompt Type: Standard = ELA Standard ReasonsThematic Topic: Family and FriendsWriting Skill: Timing and/or Advanced WritingStandard: CCSS.ELA.R.7- Media and FormatsScaffolding Level: Independent, Timed Essay, Peer EditingCreator: Erica VilliloIncludes:1 Bonus
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Theme: Guided Notes
This set of guided notes includes practice worksheets, cornel style notes, and is designed to accompany the Bundle on Theme. It can also be used as a standalone to develop the four following skills:1.How to identify the main idea in a sentence, paragraph, or reading passage.2.How to Summarize a Sentence, Paragraph, reading passage, or short story.3.How to paraphrase a Sentence, Paragraph, reading passage, or short story4.How to identify the theme of a reading passage or short story.This is desig
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Theme: The Search For Meaning
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