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Free high school writing-essays resources for parents
Book Report Rubric
Book report rubric to help aid teachers and parents with grading their student's book report
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2nd - 12th
Paper Template- Single Line Far-Spaced Portrait Layout
Single lined paper (ruled paper) is apt for writing. It has horizontal lines printed with margin on it. The lines help in separating the hand-written text and make it easy to write compared to a blank piece of paper. This template is ideal for note taking, writing, essay writing etc. ***** Please leave a feedback, if you download this free product. Long or short, elaborate or crisp.. .Doesn't Matter. I would really appreciate if I get know the quality of my work. It will help me build better pro
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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College Essay Tips
This is a great FREE resource to help students independently work on their college essays. There are basic steps to follow, visuals and even websites to assist with essay editing.
If you download this free lesson, please rate it. Over 150 downloaded.Thank you. Elizabeth
If you are interested in developing vocabulary for the SAT or ACT tests, look at the lesson sample below:
A great multisensory approach to develop SAT vocabulary
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10th - 12th
MindMap and Outline
What's inside?Writing Worksheets: Teachers can use our mapping, outlining, or freewriting worksheets. "Grammar Guru" is your go-to resource for grammar and writing. Portable, practical, and packed with value, this guide will help your students throughout their writing journey.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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In a Million Words or Less.....
This is a homework activity that I give my seventh grade parents at open house every year. It really helps me to connect with my kids right away. Parents seem like it and often share valuable information. I always send a thank you note back to the parents that participate wether it be by snail mail or email! In it I include their grade for completeing the assignment, which is always an A!
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PreK - 12th
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Paper Template- Single Line Near-Spaced Portrait Layout
Single lined paper (ruled paper) is apt for writing. It has horizontal lines printed with margin on it.The lines help in separating the hand-written text and make it easy to write compared to a blank piece of paper.This template is ideal for note taking, writing, essay writing etc.***** Please leave a feedback, if you download this free product. Long or short, elaborate or crisp.. .Doesn't Matter. I would really appreciate if I get know the quality of my work. It will help me build better produc
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Peer Edit for Research Paper
Use this activity to wrap up research paper writing. The day the rough draft is due have your students swap out papers and review. If time does not permit students to do this, alter the paper and use for students to review his/her own work. Parents/homeschoolers may also wish to use this form to strengthen students writing and self assessment skills.
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11th
Brainstorming Supplemental- Writing A Personal Statement
What can you offer the colleges, besides the numbers? This is where your essay comes in. It turns you into a three-dimensional person and helps you stand out from a crowded field of applicants. Writing the personal statement—and even just brainstorming a topic—can be a struggle for high school students. This supplemental resource helps you brainstorm topics.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Justifying Opinions - Visual Handout for Essay Writing
Helpful visual for middle and/or high school students.This document includes sentence starters and points to consider when writing persuasive essays, and is great for students who have difficulty expressing ideas in writing.
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8th - 12th
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120 Pages Lined Paper Interior
A 120 page line paper interior pdf document that is ready to print.With this pdf you can create your own notebooks and journals.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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FREEBIE! Ultimate Essay Marking Key - Essay Writing Continuum
Ultimate Marking KeyPerfect for self-assessment, peer-assessment or home-schoolingAccountable, clear and easy-to-use marking toolAssists teachers to provide relevant feedback and determine the next goal for a studentSave time by eliminating the need to provide feedback- students can see what they have achieved and what skills they need to master next Excellent tool for helping advanced students to be more self-sufficientWill help to communicate results to parentsOne marking key for a differentia
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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ELA GRADING CODE
Grading ELA papers can be hectic. Especially when you have over 100 students. I designed this grading code which I have successfully used for over 5 years. I give my students and parents a copy in the beginning of the year. It helps my families understand exactly what they are missing on assignments, without the lengthy comments I used to write.
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5th - 12th
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Plagiarism: Caught Red Handed
This is a great all-in-one handout to let your students and parents know they have plagiarized on an assignment. This note includes the definition of plagiarism, requires a parent signature for return, and advises both parents and students if the assignment can be resubmitted.
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4th - 12th
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TPCASTT Poetry Analysis Technique
This Presentation introduces TPCASTT Poetry Analysis Technique. A technique that will enable the students to analyze any poem and make sense of the meaning and the message of the poem. This technique is the first step in analyzing poetry and writing a good analysis essay.
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9th - 12th
MLA Citation Guide
This MLA Citation Guide includes formatting instructions, a parenthetical citation guide, and works cited instructions.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Parent Feedback on Student Writing- Graphic Organizer
Get parents involved in their student's writing with this take-home feedback sheet. Use it as a take-home revision assignment to polish up final drafts. The organizer gives students directions on how to handle the assignment and leaves room for 3 areas of critique. It asks for feedback on the clarity of ideas, something positive in the writing, and leaves an area for students to ask their parent to focus on. My students received helpful and specific feedback from an adult they trusted, and paren
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Strategy How To: Guided Questioning
Guided Questioning is a great strategy to use with students who are having difficulty writing. Here is an overview for how to use this strategy through specific examples. Guided Questioning can work with students of all ages! Try this strategy with your student today!
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PreK - 12th
Government / Civics Project Ideas for Young Students
This is a free introductory project and evaluation worksheet for homeschool teachers. The focus for this project is the U.S. Constitution.
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5th - 9th
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