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Free high school informational text resources for GATE
FREE Close Reading Bookmarks - Annotating Text & Post-it Note Strategy
Print these bookmarks for your students and they will never forget how to close read! I print mine double-sided and students use one side for when we can write on the text and the other (post-it) side for when we're close reading something we can't write on!*****************************************************************************CCSS Aligned Interactive Reading NotebooksI use interactive notebooks in my classroom on a daily basis. I've created my own interactive notebook pages that are align
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Financial Literacy | Writing Prompt | Personal Finance | Opinon Writing
Help your students become proficient persuasive writers with this FREEBIE! Persuasive language is everywhere! Commercials, social media, movie ads and political speeches. Teaching persuasive writing and language is important and takes time and practice. Here’s an activity that supports persuasive writing by giving students a topic they can relate to, Financial Intelligence!What do your students already know about Financial Intelligence?If you’d like to give them a head start, check out this fun
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Grades:
5th - 9th
Informational Text: The American Search for Utopia: Free (CCSS Aligned)
This free, original Informational Text reading resource is taken from my teaching pack for Gordon Korman's popular book SCHOOLED.
The selected informational text--"The American Search for Utopia"-- is designed to provide students with background information that will heighten their understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment for Mr. Korman’s story and its characters. However, the text can also stand alone as a independent reading resource with social studies connections. The ten quest
Grades:
6th - 9th
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How to cite using 9 core elements in MLA
How to cite using 9 core elements in MLAMLA8citationscitation page
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Depth & Complexity Icon Chart
Depth & Complexity icons help students achieve deeper thinking, and understanding, as well as scholarly insights into the connections across time, people and disciplines. Great for GATE students or any students!
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Catwalk of Controversy: Informational Text Lesson from Serena Williams' Attire
Editable CommonLit POV Lesson: "Serena Williams' catsuit controversy evokes the battle over women wearing shorts" from www.commonlit.com.In this lesson, students analyze the author’s point of view about female tennis players being judged or what they wear. Point of view is how someone views something.Key Concepts:- Informational Text- Point of View- Author´s CraftAll lesson resources are in the speaker notes and are hyperlinked in the included Google Slides document.***Product also available at
Grades:
8th - 10th
A Recycling Initiative - A Scoring Rubric
Do you want your students to engage in a project that is real-word based and can create positive change? Consider having them write recycling proposals they can present to local organizations to persuade them to incorporate recycling to reduce waste.This is a rubric that can be used to assess a student recycling proposal. It can be used as a formative and summative assessment, although its intent is as a summative assessment.Items in the rubric include: quality of ideas, scientific feasibility,
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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SAMPLE THINKING LIKE A DISCIPLINARIAN
TLAD, or Thinking Like a Disciplinarian is based on the work of Dr. Sandra Kaplan and her quest to take students deeper into content and thinking skills by adopting multiple perspectives utilized by real world professionals. TLAD is based on the idea of introducing students to the recourses, tools, thinking skills, methods professionals in the field utilize daily. While we want to practice integrating TLAD into our everyday teaching, we must first expose our students to what each Discipline is
Grades:
3rd - 10th
Rachel Carson Biography Study
This study includes higher-level comprehension questions, a photo analysis, and a persuasive essay all on the environmentalist, Rachel Carson. This study was made to accompany a popular children’s book that can be found at any local library or done on its own.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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