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High school writing-essays scaffolded note videos
Opinion Claim Essay Writing using Google Slides
Editable, Color coded, Writing essay example, RubricsTimers, Scaffolded Instructional Videos, Assistive Technology VideosGoogle Docs downloadable and uploadable to Google Classroom or other Learning Management SystemsFor Middle and High School
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7th - 10th
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Video: How Can You Write an Excellent Narrative (Including on a CAASPP / SBAC)?
If your students are asked to write a narrative essay on the CAASPP / SBAC performance task, what can they do to make it as excellent as possible?This 15-minute video walks them through a simple rubric, asking them to improve MY essay by describing characters and the setting with details from the sources, including dialogue, and choosing strong words!It has a "thinksheet" that helps students engage and follow along. I have them scan the questions before we start so they have a sense of what they
Grades:
3rd - 11th
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7:03
How to write a theme essay
Step by step instructions to help learners write an essay discussing the theme in a novel study. Examples used are from The Outsiders by S.E Hinton but the ideas can be applied to any novel of a similar level. This video is appropriate for learners aged 13-16 years.
Grades:
8th - 10th
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4:22
Effectively Teach an Introduction Paragraph with Creative Hook
Help students develop a more powerful essay with a creative and meaningful hook that grabs the reader's attention. This packet provides my explanations along with two pages of notes to handout to students in which they are guided through my examples of 3 powerful types of creative hooks. I demonstrate how to go from hook, to transition sentence, to thesis very clearly and effectively. I doubt you will find a clearer presentation for your students. This lesson has worked so well for all my studen
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Grades:
5th - 9th
5:35
Part 4: How to write conclusions for an essay
This video is designed for students and explains how to construct conclusions for an essay (persuasive and / or analytical). This is an ideal resource to be used in a flipped classroom scenario.The video is part 4 of a four-part series. Other videos in this series are:- Part 1: What is an essay?- Part 2: How to Write Introductions.- Part 3: How to Write Body Paragraphs.- Part 4: How to Write Conclusions.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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8:21
Part 3: How to write body paragraphs for an essay
This video is designed for students and explains how to construct body paragraphs for an essay (persuasive and / or analytical). This is an ideal resource to be used in a flipped classroom scenario.The video is part 3 of a four-part series. Other videos in this series are:- Part 1: What is an essay?- Part 2: How to Write Introductions.- Part 3: How to Write Body Paragraphs.- Part 4: How to Write Conclusions.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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7:15
Part 2: How to write introductions in an essay
This video is designed for students and explains how to construct introductions for an essay (persuasive and / or analytical). This is an ideal resource to be used in a flipped classroom scenario. The video is part 2 of a four-part series. Other videos in this series are:- Part 1: What is an essay?- Part 2: How to Write Introductions.- Part 3: How to Write Body Paragraphs.- Part 4: How to Write Conclusions.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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6:22
How to develop a body paragraph in a literature essay
This video outlines and explains the steps to developing an Excellence level body paragraph for a written text. Examples are given and sentence starters and connectors are suggested. This video aims to help learners who are studying a novel or short story and who are aged 15-16 years old.
Grades:
10th - 12th
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9:30
How to develop a Body Paragraph
This video contains step by step instructions for developing a body paragraph for a film essay. Examples are included and explained as well as useful sentence starters and connectors. It is aimed at 16-17 year old learners studying a visual text.
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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Video: How Can You Write an Excellent Opinion Essay (Including on a CAASPP PT)?
If your students are asked to write an opinion essay on part 2 of the CAASPP / SBAC ELA performance task, what can they do to make it as excellent as possible? This 15-ish minute video walks them through a simple rubric, asking them to improve MY essay by describing characters and the setting with details from the sources, including dialogue, and choosing strong words! It has a "thinksheet" that helps students engage and follow along. I have them scan the questions before we start so they have a
Grades:
3rd - 11th
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