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Test preparation Common Core W.9-10.5 resources
Thesis Statement Mini Lesson - Thesis Statement Slideshow, Templates, Examples
This thesis statement lesson will teach your students how to write powerful thesis statements. Students will analyze thesis statement examples and explore thesis statement structures and formulas to use as templates for their own writing. Suitable for online learning and Google Classroom®!Included with this Thesis Statement Lesson:✏️ Thesis Statement Slideshow Lesson - Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Slides®Defines proper and improper thesis statementsIncludes 3 formulas for writing thesis st
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6th - 12th
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ESSAYS: How to Write Informational Essays ~ It Begins Here...
A HOW-TO for writing strong essays for students in grades 5–10.Students research using two paired, high-interest, leveled articles."The Life in Antarctica""The Marvelous Manta"This is your definitive guide for teaching how to research and write essays and paragraphs;using a step-by-step process; building strong, independent writers.Do your students need a little more work on stand-alone paragraphs? This guide also explains how to write strong paragraphs.This writing resource has:125 pages of pro
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5th - 11th, Adult Education
SAT Prep: Reading (300+ Slides of 12 Topics, Strategies, Practice Questions,etc)
This resource encompasses over 300 SLIDES of prep for the SAT Reading assessment. It includes tips and strategies for all 12 main SAT Reading topics, mini-lessons, review questions and answers, individual work questions, as well as an analysis of responses for each question.
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9th - 12th
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Text-Analysis Response Essay - Part 3 NYS Regents - Graphic Organizer - TEAL
The Text-Analysis Response Essay, required for the Part 3 of the NYS ELA Regents Exam is no easy beast to tackle. This Graphic Organizer enables students of all ability levels to internalize the structure and requirements of this essay.This digital download includes a file with this Graphic Organizer in 3 forms (PDF, docx, and Google Docs).Students who prefer to hand write, type, or utilize speech to text on their Chromebooks/tablets will be able to utilize this graphic organizer with ease.You c
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Langston Hughes Literary Analysis
This analytical writing lesson uses Langston Hughes's short poem "Dreams" to develop students' understanding of literary analysis in a short period of time. As the language of poetry is filled with figurative language, one poem can provide multiple opportunities for students to practice important skills. As this two-stanza poem centers around a pair of metaphors, it does not take long to read and discuss. Therefore, the entire lesson can be completed in 1-2 class periods. To facilitate discuss
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6th - 9th
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Essays: STUDENTS Research & Write Them ~ 8 ARTICLES on Volcanoes & Examples
THIS IS IT--your DEFINITIVE GUIDE for TEACHING how to RESEARCH and WRITE ESSAYS and PARAGRAPHS in a step-by-step way that BUILDS strong, independent WRITERS............................................STUDENTSRESEARCH a topic based on PROMPTS and INTEREST.explore OTHER multimedia online resources listed (optional) to add to their research.use high quality IMAGES and CHARTS to analyze, research, and answer a prompt to WRITE their ESSAY.SPEND their time READING articles and SELECTING strong evidenc
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Fluency - Writing Fast Fiction - Poetry Writing with Group Words - Quickwrites
Looking for writing resources that will work all year? These three units can be used in a variety of ways throughout the year and will improve your class writing skills. Creative writing, journal writing, fast fiction of fifty-five words, and poetry writing is all covered.I used the Fifteen Minute Quickwrites to prepare students for the timed writing assessment. Starting out with 15 minutes, I increased the time until they were writing well during the state test timelines. I also learned a lot a
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6th - 12th
Comma Rules and Review #1 with Detailed Answer Key
Take a pause! In this exercise, students will be provided with a set of rules for when to (and when not to) use commas in sentences. Following the guidelines, students will then be challenged to utilize their newly-acquired knowledge to practice on numerous examples. An easy-to-read answer key is provided for each example.
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