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Nonfiction Text Features and Structures Video-Visually Demonstrates Each Type
Watch this Nonfiction Text Structures video with your class when you are annotating articles. It has no sound, so you can play it on a loop when they look for five common text structures: description, cause, and effect, compare and contrast, problem and solution, and sequence. Each type is demonstrated with a background image and a graphic organizer. This is a great resource for visual learners! Click here to follow me for free lessons and sales!Click here to have free lessons and unit ideas sen
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Working with Sources, APA7, Summary, Citation
In this video, I walk students through how to use sources in their papers. I cover summarizing, signal phrases, attribution, in-text citation, and Reference page citation.
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Setting Up Your APA7 Cover Page
In this video, I walk students through how to format a cover page in APA 7th edition.
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Thesis Statement Video
This short video takes students through the steps of writing a thesis statement and explains what a thesis statement is and what it is not. An interactive quiz is included.
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Ancient Chinese Civilization (video)
This video shows a brief history of Ancient Chinese civilizations in 1 min 30 seconds. It can be used for social studies, world history, or English classes. It can be scaffolded to any level.
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English ELA Writing I Bet You Can! Basic essay form/structure VIDEO KIT
A short (2 minute) video introducing the "I Bet You Can" mnemonic for remembering and using the correct essay structure. Teach students the basics of essay form in a way they'll remember, while continually reinforcing the idea that they can succeed by having them, and the teacher, repeat the positive message again and again.Also included is a Powerpoint slideshow of the video slides, and 3 essay outline worksheets (3 levels of essays - 3, 4, and five paragraphs)
Please note! This resource does
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Also included in: English Language Arts ELL ESL Video & Activities Bundle
Planning A Narrative PowerPoint
A PowerPoint To Help Plan a Narrative.
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Also included in: Personal Narrative Writing Bundle
Persuasive Writing Prompt Unit Graphic Organizer - Why Should People Volunteer?
Introducing how to write a persuasive essay has never been easier! This persuasive writing prompt lesson guides students through a step-by-step process of writing a persuasive essay with a call-to-action. It includes a persuasive writing graphic organizer, rubric, persuasive writing quiz, and an persuasive writing template. The topic of this resource is - Why Should People Volunteer Their Time?All aspects of persuasive writing are covered in this resource: brainstorming ideas, developing a thes
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Also included in: Persuasive Writing Essay Prompts Unit w/ Graphic Organizer - Bundle 1
"Romeo & Juliet" Assorted Activities & Assessments
In addition to two versions of my "Romeo & Juliet" exam both with keys, you'll find an assortment of other activities in this download.
There is an argument>evidence>explain practice handout that will help you lead your students through strong paragraph writing, and I've included an example here with some color-coding to lead discussion.
You will find two versions of a video study guide. The video is hosted on YouTube and is the "A&E Shakespeare: A Life of Drama" video that is
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A Thank-You Note Explanatory Video
Explanatory Video for Teaching "How to Write a Thank you note". This lesson is designed for teaching primary grades.
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A Problem-Solution Writing Explanatory Video
A Problem-Solution Writing Explanatory Video.
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Writing Process
Explanatory Video About the writing process.The writing process is the five steps the authors take to create a piece of writing. It helps us write better, easier, and faster.
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MLA Format (First Page) Step-by-Step Video for Students!
A step by step (flipped video lesson) on how to properly complete the first page of a MLA formatted paper using Google Docs.
I provide this video to all of my students so they can experience how to format their papers in MLA format (instead of me doing it for them). Students often watch this video a few times for each essay.
This is definitely a lifesaver (and "voice-saver"). Enjoy!!!
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3 Essay Writing Tips in 4 Minutes
In under 4 minutes, Dr. Hyman shares 3 tips that students can use when developing an essay.
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How to Write in 3rd Person
Showing how students can change their essay to be in 3rd person.
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How Music Retrains the Brain of the Struggling Reader
Dr. Marianne Cintron, creator of Step By Step Dyslexia Solutions, outlines how the Step By Step program’s use of music retrains the brains of struggling readers. Dr. Cintron has successfully implemented the program in the Pomona Unified School District and now offers training for teachers, tutors, and family members too.During our interview of Dr. Cintron, attendees will learn:The differences between the typical brain and the brains of struggling readersHow music overcomes the neurogenic obstacl
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Fly Away by Sani
At 14 years old "Sani" had been upset with his parents for them yelling at him for not doing better with his extracurricular activities although he was doing very well with his academics. He went in his room, closed the door and wrote this beautiful song that most kids can relate to.Sani "Fly Away"Http://www.thehiphopteacher.com
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Alternative EFFECTIVE Grammar Instruction
Learn how non-traditional grammar instruction helps your students and struggling writers improve grammar and write effectively for academic purposes!3D Educational Solutions’ ZoomcastThe authors of *Grammar and Style Choices for College Writers have a different method of teaching grammar to struggling writers, one that helps students and others produce the academic writing expected in and after high school. The authors’ combined expertise is grounded in research and teaching experience at the co
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Lit Bits: A Free Q&A About Reading and Writing
Do you have questions like these?My second grader struggles when reading: What do I do? Who can help?My third grader can’t write a sentence by herself. What do I do? Who can help?I work with a junior high student whose sentences are a ‘code’ that I can’t read. What do I do? Who can help?My kindergartener doesn’t sit still and has a difficult time learning sight words? Suggestions?See these questions and more answered in this recorded Q & A session!Maria Davis-Perkins, PhD., M.A., Sp-CCCMa
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