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Free high school writing-essays workbooks
Summary Secrets: Step-by-Step Summary Exersizes
This is the summary section of my book "Paraphrase Progressions and Summary Secrets."
It's based on the research done by Brown and Day in the late '70s.
It is a systematic progression to train summary skills. It includes a test bank and answer key.
I train writing as a skill. I use modeling and scaffolding. The key is systematic progression built into the programing. I also use humor to make the pattern-grooving process more fun.
Suitable for anyone who needs to learn how to write summarie
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Persuasive Writing for Special Ed - Writing Chops: The Cell Phone Debate
Mad Libs meets persuasive writing to help students with intellectual disabilities, learning disabilities, or ELL students participate in the challenging task of writing persuasive essays. Students are provided sentence stems and fill-in-the blank segments that guide them through THEIR opinion choice of the persuasive topic of whether or not cell phones should be permitted in the classroom or not. A summary of "research" is also provided so these students can focus on the task of writing.
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9th - 12th
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Writing Paper With Picture Box: A creative canvas for stories to bloom!
Ignite your imagination with "Writing Paper with Picture Box": A creative canvas for stories to bloom!Embrace the magic of blank pages and boundless ideas with "Writing Paper with Picture Box," your very own 150-page haven of printable storytelling adventures. Unlike ordinary notebooks, each page features a dedicated space for a picture, inviting you to illustrate your tales, capture character portraits, or sketch scenes that leap from your mind.♥♥♥ You May Like These Teaching Resources ♥♥♥Maste
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Number Tracing Worksheets: Writing numbers Worksheets, Free Hand
Reflective essay: This I Believe
Inspired by the popular American radio broadcasts, this creative writing assignment challenges students to reflect on the core beliefs that govern the way they live their lives. Links to relevant video clips are included. The handout has pre-writing, draft and editing advice. A rubric is included for assessing the essays.
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10th - 12th
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College Application Handbook
This college application handbook covers everything you need if you want to go to college! The handbook takes you from your freshman year through college acceptance (although you can start the process at any time during your high school career). You will be guided through each step of the process including:- applying for scholarships- scholarship databases- college visits and interviews- Your social media presence- admissions essays and tests- financial aid guidance- early acceptance- organize
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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An Inspector Calls FREE Revision and activity booklet
An Inspector Calls by J. B. Priestley FREE Revision and activity bookletA 14 page booklet with activities, key quotations and summaries to help learners revise the plot and characters.
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8th - 11th
Assessment Cohesive Devices Part 1
This practice worksheet will provide students with a quick, but helpful review of how transitions enhance one’s academic writing. This resource consists of seven separate quizzes testing the use of cohesive devices. Given that sometimes students get so caught up in expressing themselves that they forget to include these key linking words, frequent and deliberate practice should be provided for students to review the importance of transition words. Without transition words, even the most brilli
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
English Literature Textbook (free sample)
Dive into the enchanting world of literature like never before with Swimming in Metaphorical Waters: A Handy Guide to Studying Literature. This comprehensive guide is your key to unlocking the treasures hidden within poems, dramas, and prose. Whether you're a student seeking to excel in the classroom or an independent learner with a thirst for literary knowledge, this book is your trusty compass on the literary voyage of a lifetime. Key Features:· Conceptual Exploration: Embark on a captivating
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Fahrenheit 451 Part 1 Essay Ideas and Questions
Advance your students' critical thinking skills by asking them thought-provoking questions.
Sample Question:
Anomie is a social condition in which there is lack of cohesion and order; the resulting social system promotes individual isolation to the extent that people identify more with their own interests than with those of the group or community as a whole. Using textual evidence from Part 1, prove that anomie exists within the fictional world of Fahrenheit 451.
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8th - 12th
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MLA Reseach Essay Resources!
This resource breaks down everything from topic selection, to research tips, to essay planning, and peer editing. This resource makes your research unit a LOT easier on YOU and your students! Enjoy, and
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6th - 12th
Title Writing Exersizes
This is five pages of title writing practice. Students learn format rules and work with literary and grammatical structures to come up with titles.
This would work from 5th grade to college.
We could all use a little help writing our titles, right?
Isn't ironic that I came up with such a boring title for exersizes about writing titles?
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5th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Writing the Successful College Application Essay eBook (ABRIDGED)
Looking for a How To Guide on discussing, writing, and revising college application essays?
This FREE 10 page eBook has a sample chapter of advice in prewriting the College App essay. 13 in-depth questions to assist in brainstorming personal ideas to use are included, as well as 5 pieces of advice as to where to look for story inspiration. 9 ideas to narrow the topic and 5 Definite Considerations to put in the essay are carefully explained with examples.
These ten pages are a sample of the fu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Language and Argument Analysis - Key Terms + Cheat Sheet
This is a great resource for senior school students who are looking to improve their language and argument analysis. It acts as a good cheat sheet for students to practice setting themselves apart from the rest of the cohort.-> English, Literature, English Language, Argument Analysis, Language Analysis
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10th - 12th
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Wisława Szymborska poetry package and essay topics - great handout for students
Acclaimed poet Wisława Szymborska won the Nobel Prize for Literature, the Polish PEN Club prize, the Goethe Prize, and the Herder Prize for her incredible and highly acclaimed contributions to poetry. This selection of a few of her amazing poems will inspire students to appreciate master quality poetry and learn to read and write critically.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Workbook for Teen Girls
The purpose of this workbook is to help teen girls gain strength, wisdom, self-awareness and self-understanding. To properly and carefully collect information, examine questions prior to answering them, develop critical thinking skills, enhance their ability to think outside the box, and express thoughts and ideas through creative writing lessons. This is an actual workbook filled with all types of fun and creative assignments and activities for them to complete. You can have the workbook printe
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Western Artists of History Vol. 1 Essay Workbook Sample
Here is a free sample from Western Artists of History Vol. 1 workbook. The book provides students with reading comprehension, vocabulary, and essay-writing exercises through the lens of art history. This selection is a complete chapter on Claude Monet. Othere artists in the book include Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. If you enjoy this, I the full book! Happy teaching!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Writing feedback and feedforward
This writing feedback and feedforward system is excellent for any age. Stick this simple sheet into students books at the beginning of the year and save yourself consistently writing reams of feedback and feedforward. Star and a wish means that your feedback and feedforward can be written in only a few words.
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1st - 12th
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notebook for girls ages 8-12
120 blank wide lined white pages, Perfect matte cover or birthday gift cat love,is a handy 6x9 inches in size, making it ideal for home, work, and school. Notebooks are great for meeting notes, shopping lists, creative ideas, and more!
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1st - 10th
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Yr 11 PDHPE Better Health for Individuals writing workbook
This professionally prepared writing workbook provides for the Core 1 unit Better Health for Individuals the opportunity for students to write responses outlined with syllabus and key verb clarifications in a range of mark ranges.
This product also works alongside the Yr 11 PDHPE Better Health for Individuals student workbook which can also be purchased on this website.
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11th
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Writing and Feedback Notebook
The scaffolded writing notebook includes several planning and response pages for short responses, as well as revision pages. A feedback chart is included so that students have next-steps to take after teachers write comments on their work. The second half of the writing notebook is dedicated to planning and writing one 5-paragraph essay, and includes pages for a plan, as well as writing an introduction, conclusion, and 3 body paragraphs.Includes:-Cover Page-Student Notebook Agreement-Table of C
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4th - 9th
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