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Higher education writing-essays task cards
Revising and Editing Task Cards, Any Essay Mode
These revising and editing task cards are perfect for any mode of writing to help you help your students work through the process of putting on the finishing touches to their essays. I truly believe in being proactive during the writing process to teach students how to actively engage with revising and editing, so they don’t make it all the way through the essay – and submit – before it’s too late. Plus, allowing time to revise and edit before the deadline day can make your job of grading so mu
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Writing Curriculum, Narrative, Explanatory, Argumentative, Research BUNDLE
Revision Task Cards for Argumentative Writing
Use these task cards to guide students through the revision of their argument essays for ideas, organization, word choice, voice, fluency, conventions, presentation, and academic integrity. Revision is often one of the most challenging steps in the writing process, but this resource makes the task interactive, collaborative, differentiated, and reflective.Depending on how you choose to incorporate them, these task cards can be used for modeling with exemplars, working with partners, working in
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Writing Revision Task Cards (Argument, Literary Analysis, Narrative) Bundle
Writing Revision Task Cards (Argument, Literary Analysis, Narrative) Bundle
Use these task cards to guide students through the revision of their narrative, argumentative, and literary analysis (informative and explanatory) writing. Students revise for ideas, organization, word choice, voice, sentence fluency, standard English conventions, presentation, and academic integrity (argument and literary analysis only). Revision is often one of the most challenging steps in the writing process, but these task cards make the task interactive, collaborative, differentiated, an
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Essay Writing Activities & Graphic Organizers Writing Essays and Analyzing Text
This bundle of essay writing resources includes comprehensive activities, graphic organizers, sample essays, and writing tasks to teach how to write different types of essays. With activities for deconstructing and analyzing the structure of an opinion essay, compare and contrast essay, problem and solution essay, cause and effect essay, & advantage and disadvantage essay, your students will learn how to write great essays in no time at all. With differentiated essay writing activities and a
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8th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Academic Writing and Speaking for Adult ESL Intermediate students BUNDLE
This Bundle Includes 4 complete academic writing and speaking lessons for Adult ESL students at an Upper Intermediate (CFER level B2 or C1) level. Each lesson stands on its own but together the lessons will help students build academic language and strategies for higher education or academic exams.Skills taughtWritingStructure of a problem/solution essayPlanning and writing an essayStructure of an opinion essayPlanning and writing an opinion essayA complete letter writing package on writing form
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Argument Essay Slides (Thesis + Line of Reasoning) Pre-AP/AP Language
These are my go-to argument essay slides for Advanced Placement Language and Composition. Great for Pre-AP students, too! The slides provide explicit instruction for thesis statement construction as well as developing a Line of Reasoning. Link to my YouTube video that takes students through these slides is on the first slide of the presentation. Check out my blog with teaching strategiesCheck out my YouTube Channel for video lessonsCheck out these discourse resources to level up engagement in yo
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Sample Essays Analysis Task Cards, Peer or Self Evaluation, Any Mode
If you are looking to take your writing program to the next level and increase the quality of your students' writing, model papers are an extremely effective strategy. The questions on these cards correlate directly with not only CCSS anchor standards, but also with higher-level thinking analysis skills. There are so many ways to use task cards in your class. You can have these ready and pull them out a moment's notice to conduct an amazingly in-depth lesson. Your students will love that the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Writing Curriculum, Narrative, Explanatory, Argumentative, Research BUNDLE
Revision Task Cards for Literary Analysis Essays
Use these 56 task cards to guide students through the revision of their literary analysis writing for ideas, organization, word choice, voice, fluency, conventions, presentation, and academic integrity. Revision is often one of the most challenging steps in the writing process, but this resource will make the task interactive, collaborative, differentiated, and reflective.Depending on how you choose to incorporate them, these task cards can be used for modeling with exemplars, working with part
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Writing Revision Task Cards (Argument, Literary Analysis, Narrative) Bundle
Essay Writing Task Cards with Activities for Compare Contrast Writing Practice
Looking for writing activities for your students to practice their essay skills? Try this set of 20 practical writing activities that are perfect for practicing different parts of essay writing. Designed on task cards for easy integration into your teaching routine, each card features a different activity to help students practice key essay elements like brainstorming, restating, summarizing, and supporting ideas. Perfectly tailored for Compare Contrast Essays, this set is your go-to resource fo
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Essay Writing Task Cards with Activities for Practicing Essay Writing BUNDLE
Writing Workshop Stations (Covers a WEEK of workshop!!!!)
Did you find first person in that student's academic writing AGAIN?! Are you tired of fielding repeated questions while 1-1 conferencing with a student? Is it exhausting to prep and run fresh workshop days for each class and assignment when the students have learned all of this before? Nothing is better than this workshop bundle...9 stations for creative OR academic workshops, 1 slide for student direction, and 1 cover page if you want to make a reusable workshop booklet for class periods--ALL e
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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GED WRITING FRAME FIRST PARAGRAPH
3 easy steps to write the first paragraph in a way that makes it easy to complete the rest of the GED writing essay!Just start with the first paragraph to alleviate the stress!Most students are already comfortable with writing 3 sentences!hands these out as task cards to make steps even more scaffolded.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Academic Writing and Speaking - Adult ESL - Topic based Lesson - Environment
This is an Upper Intermediate (CFER level B2 or C1) writing and speaking lesson on the topic of the environment.The skills taught in this lesson are based on the requirements of the speaking and writing components of the IELTS exam, but the lesson is also appropriate for any Intermediate/Upper Intermediate classes especially those with an academic focus.The skills taught include:•Vocabulary extension•Structure of a problem/solution essay•Planning and writing an essay•Answering a range of questi
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Academic Writing and Speaking for Adult ESL Intermediate students BUNDLE
Differentiated Common Core Peer Editing Worksheet
This worksheet can be cut into 5 sections. It is intended for students and/or student groups to use during the revision process. Each student's essay is reviewed by at least 5 students prior to being submitted to you. This is a great time saver for you, since many writing mistakes will be caught early on. You can differentiate by assigning roles by ability level.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Literacy-Writing Peer Revision Task Cards with Self-Editing Strategies
The Peer Revision and Self-Editing Strategy Task Cards/Poster are a handy reference tool for both students and writers. This page printable contains eight concrete peer revision techniques as well as eight corresponding self-editing strategies designed to address peer input.
Here is what you get:
In this download you will immediately receive an eight page PDF version of the with Peer Revision and Self-Editing Task Cards/Posters in full color.
Additionally, your purchase entitles you to free
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing Challenge Cards: Sentence Structure Cards 1-30
Challenge students to add variety to their sentences and improve their 6+1 Trait® Writing with these Writing Challenge Cards. Individualize and differentiate your writing assignments with these specific tasks. Laminate the cards and reuse them, work them into daily mini-lessons, or give your students their own set to challenge themselves.
Challenge topics align with 6+1 Trait® Writing.
Here are just a few uses:
*Attach a challenge to a student's essay assignment at random or selectively depen
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MLA Citation Style Title Sort
Student ChallengeMLA Citation style is pretty tricky for students to learn despite what grade they are in. However, they need a basic knowledge of MLA style, so they can engage in academic writing with a degree of competency. My students often struggle with knowing how to format titles. Many are confused about what to put in quotation marks and what should be in italics. And some do both. I wanted my students to have a solid foundation of the common types of works they will encounter in academic
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Journal Prompts or Get To Know You Questions Quiz Quiz Trade 40 Questions
Each student gets a card and the teacher has the students ask each other a question as a brain break or get to know you activity. Students ask their questions and then they trade cards and talk to another student. The cycle repeats. Responses are then shared as a class. Each student shares one thing they learned about another student. These are great engaging journal prompts too! 3rd Grade-12th Grade! I teach a college class at night, and they even love this!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Nonfiction Argument Stations Resources
Use stations to refine your students' argument writing. Students will walk through five 15-minute activities that will help them get clarity and depth out of their argument and style. Stations include: 1. Quantitative and Qualitative Evidence2. Warrants and Synthesis3. Organization and Flow4. Transitional Syntax5. Strong, not Loaded LanguageDirectionsSplit students into 5 groups and assign each group a station. Students will have brought a draft of a nonfiction argument essay based in research t
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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MLA Formatting Task Cards (MLA 8)
These task cards are great to use as a review after MLA formatting has been practiced and before students start writing their paper as it transitions from tasks related to MLA formatting to tasks related to topic brainstorming and thesis statement hypothesizing. It would work best if these elements are introduced before beginning these task cards. Students will be practicing the following: Works Cited entry information identificationRevising Works Cited entriesBrainstorming DiagramThesis Stateme
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing Challenge Cards: Sentence Structure Cards 1-10
Individualize and differentiate your writing assignments with these specific writing challenge task cards. Laminate the cards and reuse them, work them into daily mini-lessons, or give your students their own set to challenge themselves.
Challenge topics align with 6+1 Trait® Writing.
Here are just a few uses:
*Attach a challenge to a student's essay assignment at random or selectively depending on a student's needs.
*Pull a card and teach a mini-lesson to improve student writing.
*Assign
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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