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High school writing-essays scaffolded note images
Essay Writing Guide
Lesson 1: Murder Mystery- Dissect & Identify Evidence, State a Claim, JustifyFor years, I struggled with the first weeks of teaching new middle school students. I knew we had to get started on the curriculum right away, but I lacked a good hook for them that was engaging and effective. Then, I found this short story. It's a murder mystery that doesn't have an obvious answer. After the students read the story, they proceed through the steps. First, on a graphic organizer, they write notes on
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6th - 9th
Peer Writing Feedback
In this graphic organizer, students will review 3 other classmates' work (writing, presentations, artwork, etc.) and reflect on what that student learned and what the author could do in the future. This can be paired with editing/revising strategies or can be used independently as a way to engage listeners during presentations. This activity can take one class period or can be the framework for later work.
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9th - 12th
Essay Writing Guidelines
Essay Writing Guidelines A4 or A3 poster print.A fantastic resource if you want your students to be visually reminded of the 'do's and donts' of essay writing!This has personally benefitted the students in my class as they write their draft and finally copy essays. Great for beginners too!
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7th - 12th
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