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High school close reading resources for Google Apps and for GATE
Rhetorical Analysis: Churchill "We Shall Fight on the Beaches"
In this assignment, students read and annotate Churchill's text, then examine his rhetoric for the rhetorical situation, rhetorical choices, and rhetorical appeals. I find this is a great assignment to introduce rhetorical analysis or review key concepts before the exam.This text is short, direct, and specific. My students typically feel more confident in rhetorical analysis after completing this assignment because the rhetorical situation is quite clear and tangible for them.I recommend allowin
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The House on Mango Street Theme Analysis [Editable]
A theme is a concept or idea that an author explores in a literary work. For each theme and chapter, scholars can collect 5-6 details from The House on Mango Street (such as specific plot points, symbols, or quotes) that the author uses to explore that theme and enter them in the Analysis section of the page in this Google Slides document.You are provided with:- editable Teacher Edition with answer key- editable Student Edition with the option to add tips/hints- BONUS Close Reading Organizer for
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6th - 12th
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