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11th grade Presidents' Day ELA test prep resources for GATE
Rhetorical Appeals: Ethos, Pathos, Logos Multiple Choice (EDITABLE) TEST
INCLUDES REAL VINTAGE ADVERTISEMENTS! Ready to PRINT and USE. This multiple choice exam on ethos, pathos, and logos - tests learners on definitions and knowledge. THEN includes more advanced and rigorous questions where students read famous quotes, look at advertisements, and identify the correct appeal. Full Unit:*****This product is also included our COMPREHENSIVE Persuation and Rhetorical Appeals UNIT BUNDLE above - along with a classroom presentation, videos, writing assignments, practice t
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Greek and Latin Roots Game
Games are one of the BEST ways to solidify learning, and this game will truly have your students' gears turning! In this pair stare game, students need to find the ONE Greek or Latin ROOT match between any two cards!See how it works!Look at the third thumbnail above. Can YOU find the *one* root that appears on both playing cards? When you think you have the answer, click the Preview above to see if you were right! BONUS points if you know what the root means! =)Root words are useful for strength
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4th - 12th
Death by Scrabble by Charlie Fish Author's Purpose and Short Answer Questions
This product contains questions require students to identify and examine the strategies the author uses to convey his purpose. They are higher-level rather than content based questions. It also includes a short constructed response question requiring text evidence. Answers are provided for both activities.
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8th - 11th
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AP Lit Prose Essay Prompt on The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin
This is an AP Lit prose essay prompt on "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin. This is a great prompt because it is asking what is only implied, which students have difficultly identifying in a short story like "The Story of an Hour" since nothing is directly stated in the story. The students have a hard time identifying what is implied in the story, which I find is a great teaching opportunity.I have included my annotations of the story as well as an outline. Please refer to the new grading
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11th - 12th
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180 Bell Ringer Activities for ELA, GATE, and Special Ed: Fun and Educational
Hello Fellow Educator,Are you looking for some new bell ringer activities to include in your rotation? There are five different PDF’s with 36 slides each. They include the following: 36 Picture Prompts: Teach Sentence Development & Creative Writing36 Undated Sentence Starters for Literature & Current Events36 Weeks of Journal Questions (108 Total Questions with 3 Per Week36 Opportunities for Combining Sentences36 Positive Words for 36 Positive Weeks of SchoolYou can rotate your bell ring
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6th - 12th
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Bread by Margaret Atwood Imagery Identification Chart, Summary and Short Answer
This activity requires students to summarize the paragraphs in the piece and to identify examples of imagery within the text to determine why the author used them. A short constructed response questions asks students to discuss the author's message using text evidence. Answers are provided for all activities.
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8th - 11th
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Charts and Graphs - Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War
15 charts and graphs about Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. Students analyze and describe:Resources of the Union and Confederacy,1860 Election - popular vote and electoral college, Deaths in Civil War battles (Gettysburg, Shiloh, etc),Deaths in US wars (WWI, WWII, Korean, etc),Causes of discharge in Civil War,Retaking of the South by year (1862, 1863…),Most Popular Presidents,Age of Presidents, Height of Presidents,Cost of Presidential Campaigns,Vote of Succession by counties,and more...Take a
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7th - 12th
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Radio Drama Script FREE SAMPLE Frankenstein's Mystery Grades 8 to 10 Horror
THIS IS A SAMPLE OF Frankenstein's Mystery, an electrifying radio play that resurrects Mary Shelley's timeless tale in a mesmerizing audio experience, skillfully combining classic storytelling with the dynamic world of radio theater. This production offers a comprehensive package that not only delivers a riveting performance but also provides valuable resources for directors, actors, and educators. If you decide to perform for the public, there are no royalties to pay. The Story: Frankenstein's
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8th - 11th
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AP Lit and Comp Multiple Choice Practice and Justification
In order to prepare students for the exam, I teach students to identify the types of questions the AP exam will ask and how to attack them.I have my students review the types of questions and then give them short passages taken from Applied Practice or you can take passages from released AP exams. I have provided examples as a reference. The first couple of times I start this, I just have students identify the type of question only. Once they can identify the types of questions quickly, I will
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11th - 12th
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AP Lit Terms Review
I used this as a quick interactive review of the lit terms used on the AP exam. Just cut out the terms and definitions and mix them up. Students then have to match the correct term to the correct definition.This format is easy for you to adapt to your needs. Change out the terms and definitions to fit whatever your students are focusing on for the current unit. You can have students work in groups, pairs, or individually. I’ve made it into a competition before too. I then can have the studen
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9th - 12th
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Rhetorical Appeals, Persuasion, & Propaganda Terms: TEST, STUDY GUIDE, & KEY!
Editable exam INCLUDES REAL ADVERTISEMENTS examples- Ready to PRINT and USE. Study guide and grading key included. Use as a test or quiz to assess knowledge of ethos, pathos, logos, persuasion, and propaganda terms. Great for any Persuasion Unit, Honors English, AP English, Pre-AP, and Gifted and Talented. Includes: Logical Appeals, Fact / Opinion, Logical Errors, Persuasive Techniques, and Propaganda techniques. This exam is all multiple choice so it can be used with a scantron / Zipgrade answe
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Terrible Old Man by H.P. Lovecraft Author's Purpose Questions and Activities
This product contains higher-level thinking questions which require students to discuss how the author used certain strategies to convey his purpose. It also has a vocabulary identification chart using context clues, an irony chart which expects students to dicuss what makes statements from the story ironic, a literary device identification chart, and a short constructed response question. Answers are provided for all activities.
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8th - 11th
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Types of Claims Quiz (Self-Grading)
This short quiz will help you measure how well students are understanding the types of claims that can be used to in an argument (cause/effect, problem/solution, policy, value, fact, & definition).1 Scenario & 2 Visual Texts embedded on the Google Form1 matching question (6 answer choices) & 2 multiple choice questions (4 answer choices)This Google Form quiz is self-grading & editableGood for quick checks (like practice quiz or bellwork) for classes like AP Language & Composi
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9th - 12th
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Analogy Relationships
This helpful guide shows the 16 most common analogy types students will encounter with an example for each. Included is a cursive and print version available.
The analogy types are:
antonyms
synonyms
part:whole
whole:part
tool:its action
tool user:tool
tool:its user
tool:object it's used with
category:example
effect:cause
cause:effect
increasing intensity
decreasing intensity
action:thing acted upon
action:subject performing action
object or place: its user
noun:closely related adjective
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3rd - 12th
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Possessions by John Smolens Author's Craft/Purpose Questions and Activities
This piece of flash fiction is from a man trying to describe his feelings after his wife's death. The product contains higher-level thinking questions which require students to identify the literary strategies the author uses to convey his purpose. It also includes a vocabulary identification chart which expects students to use context clues and a literary device identification chart which asks students to find an example of five different literary devices and the author's purpose for using eac
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8th - 11th
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The Treasure in the Forest Author's Purpose Questions and Activities
This product contains questions which require students to determine why the author used specific strategies to convey his message. It also has a vocabulary chart which expects students to define words based on context clues, imagery and literary device charts which ask students to identify the example and discuss why the author used it, a color chart in which students must determine positive or negative connotation, and a short contructed response for writing practice. Answers are provided for a
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8th - 11th
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Cultural Literacy Activities Bundle - What Do You Know?
These “What Do You Know?” cultural literacy questions challenge your students to learn about people/places/things/events that happened prior to today’s modern culture and give them a better advantage to be smarter and more productive members of a society that moves faster than it ever has.Just as knowing vocabulary allows a child to better comprehend what they are reading, there is a common core of background knowledge that also needs to be taught in order for a child to truly understand their c
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7th - 12th
The Awful Fate of Melpomenus Jones by Stephen Leacock Author's Purpose Activity
This product contains higher-level questions which require students to evaluate how the author used strategies to convey his purpose. It also has a vocabulary chart which has students use context clues to determine the meaning and two short constructed response questions which require text evidence. Answers are provided for all activities.
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8th - 11th
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A Separate Peace Discussion Questions for Small Groups or Whole-Class Discussion
If you teach A Separate Peace, you'll love these high quality discussion prompts for small groups! They allow students to discuss their ideas, impressions, and insights about A Separate Peace in small groups before moving to whole-class discussion (or use them as a stand-alone activity). You can use these with small groups as intended, or you can have individual students respond to them, and you can even use them in whole-class discussion.This leads to better discussion, and allows those student
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9th - 11th
The Mouse by Saki Author's Purpose Questions and Activities
This product contains higher-level thinking questions which require students to determine why the author used specific strategies and how they convey his message. I also included a vocabulary chart which uses context clues and a short answer response question which requires text evidence. Answers are provided for all activities.
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8th - 11th
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DIGITAL & ORIGINAL AP Language Exam: Q2 Rhetorical Analysis Queen Elizabeth 4/20
An original Q2 Rhetorical Analysis Prompt for AP Exam practice. Can be shared digitally or printed. Included in this pack:Original FRQ2 prompt based on Queen Elizabeth II's speech to the United Kingdom - 4/5/2020QE2 addresses the nation about the Novel Coronavirus - COVID-19Full text from televised speechLanguage and format (w/line numbers and exam-style instructions) modeled after College Board AP-published Q2 promptsTeacher letter including:step-by-step directivessuggested pre-activity prep su
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Digital & Original FRQ3 AP English Language Rhetorical Analysis Prompts
Journals: Rhetoric for the week
Here are seven warm-up journals that present prompts with rhetorical concepts, questions, and analysis. I created these for my AP English Language class, but I have used them with SAS 7th graders to RSP seniors. Prompts are meant to evoke critical thinking and hopefully inspire journal writing that reflects such.
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7th - 12th
Nancy Hanks - Get Creative With Poetry!
This is an incredibly unique poetry activity for elementary, middle, and high school students! Students write a poetic response to Abraham Lincoln’s mother in the poem ‘Nancy Hanks’ by Rosemary Benét. Students will answer her questions: What’s happened to Abe? What’s he done? Did he grow tall? Did he have fun? Did he learn to read? Did he get to town? Do you know his name? Did he get on? I actually have my students memorize the poem ‘Nancy Hanks’ before having them write the response to these qu
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Grammar Mini Lesson
This is a package deal! It includes the requirements for students to come up with their own grammar mini lesson. There is a rubric, and a sample power point presentation on how the mini lesson should be set up.
Students must create a presentation explaining a grammar term, using examples of the term, incorporating a video/game for reinforcement, applying the skill with practice questions, and citing their online sources. These are explained in detail on the requirement sheet.
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3rd - 11th
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