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High school informational text homeschool curricula for Google Apps
Ethos Pathos Logos Notes Worksheet, Unit Slideshow Introduction Powerpoint
This is a fun introductory ethos pathos logos slideshow and note-taking guide/ worksheet to introduce ethos pathos logos to your middle or high school students. This is my go-to slideshow that I use with my tenth graders when I introduce ethos pathos logos on the first day of our rhetoric unit. The included editable 51 Google Slides review Aristotle's three rhetorical appeals in depth so that students gain a strong understanding of ethos pathos logos and begin building a solid foundation for eac
Grades:
7th - 12th
Who Broke My Record - Inferencing Mystery (Digital or Print)
Oh no! Someone has broken Steven's Saylor Twift vinyl record and we need your help to figure out who it was!This inferencing mystery is easy prep and fun to solve - Upload digitally or print!This product includes:Step-by-step instructionsPolice reportEye witness report4 suspicious suspectsInference notes (digital and print)Culprit reveal!Use this resource in:Small GroupsWhole GlassLiteracy Center/StationsSkills covered: Making predictions, referencing and cross-referencing data, drawing conclusi
Grades:
5th - 12th
Ethos Pathos Logos Worksheet, Ethos Pathos Logos Fun Activities, Practice
This fun Ethos Pathos Logos worksheet suits your classroom if you are teaching ethos, pathos, and logos to your middle or high school students and you are looking for a fun activity that will help your students practice differentiating between Aristotle’s three rhetorical appeals. This ethos pathos logos worksheet includes 18 practice statements that contain appeals to ethos, pathos, or logos. The statements revolve around the subject of buying a pair of Crocs because what better way to get stud
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Ethos Pathos Logos Quiz, Ethos Pathos Logos Worksheet,Google Forms Quiz, Handout
This ethos pathos logos quiz is ideal for teachers who have already taught ethos, pathos, and logos and are wanting to quiz their students to check for understanding. This quiz can be completed digitally or as a printout and includes 10 multiple-choice questions. There are two digital options included (Google Forms & Google Docs. versions) to used based on your classroom preferences. Each question asks students to choose the statement that most appeals to a certain rhetorical appeal. Student
Grades:
6th - 12th
Horror Movies Paired Text Set w/Optional Informational Writing Prompt
October is the perfect month to use high-interest texts about scary topics that give students the opportunity to practice vital literacy skills! This activity is perfect for secondary classrooms. This activity pairs two texts that explore horror films:What Makes Horror Movies Scary? “We do,” Says Baylor Film ExpertWhat Horror Movies Do To Your BrainOnce students close read the texts, they complete a variety of activities, including:comprehension questions on both textsa written summary of one o
Grades:
8th - 9th
Rhetoric in Patrick Henry's "Speech in the Virginia Convention"
This material contains Patrick Henry's Speech in the Virginia Convention with close reading questions and a quiz. Students will use this speech as a way to understand rhetorical techniques in a seminal American informational text. The essential question in the lesson asks students to look for examples of ethos, pathos, and logos within the speech as they annotate and answer close reading questions. Resources included:1. Google slide with instructions for use2. Google slides (for students) with h
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Rhetoric in American Speeches: Henry, Paine, Lincoln, and Douglass
7 Fun Ethos Pathos Logos Activities, Worksheets, Rhetoric Slideshow and Notes
This exciting bundle of ethos pathos logos activities will get your students moving around the room and collaborating with peers as they practice strengthening their rhetorical analysis skills. This bundle includes a week of Ethos Pathos Logos Activities that consist of review activities, practice activities, worksheets, and annotation guides. The included 70-page Slideshow supports you with teaching each activity. These ethos, pathos, and logos activities provide your students the opportunity
Grades:
7th - 12th
Ten Supreme Court Cases Every Teen Should Know - Reading - English - Writing
Political Science - Videos - Reading - Writing - Applying real-life text to writing. These 24 Slides review the history of ten basic Supreme Court cases that have affected teens and their lives. Students may view these on their own or you can show these as a whole class and discuss them together. An assignment is given at the end that requires the students to contemplate all ten cases and write about which one affects them the most and why. Students are asked to use personal examples in how that
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Architectural Elements of the Renaissance
This is a study of Renaissance architecture, including the 5 column types, arches, domes, symmetry and pediments. Included are examples and explanation of each key feature from the Renaissance Era. Students will have a set of numbered notes that coincide with the slide show. There is an answer key for the notes and a set of modified notes, as well.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Fun Satirical Close Reading Activity 2- Whales and Submarines
Part 2 of a developing series of close reading activities based on fun-to-read satirical passages. Great for formative or summative assessments on the following skills: close readingidentifying main ideasummarizing main ideaembedding quotations as evidencesupport for claimsusing context clues for definitionsidentifying concessionsfunction of stylized sentence fragmentscapitalization of titlesidentifying satirical purposeThis activity is perfect for:close reading practice that isn't boringassessi
Grades:
9th - 12th
RESEARCH QUARTER 4 ELA BUNDLE
ELA 4TH QUARTER- RESEARCH: This bundle covers the entire 4th quarter and is packed with fun. Yes. Research can be fun! This unit allows students to explore human tendencies to follow the crowd. It is a social/emotional activity that not only teaches students how to write a research paper and perform an experiment, but also helps them learn to cope with the issues of bullying and emotional abuse. This is truly my favorite unit of the year. Included:Research Paper Interactive Workshop - Works with
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Rhetorical Appeals in Letter From Birmingham Jail Distance Learning!!
Independent practice worksheet for students to identify rhetorical appeals (ethos, pathos, logos) in Dr. King’s Letter From Birmingham Jail. There is also an exit ticket included with a text excerpt from “I Have a Dream.” answer key included!
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Distance Learning ELA Activities & Digital Starter Package: Google Classroom
Hello teachers, As we try to navigate best practices for moving our classrooms online due to the Corona-virus outbreak, I have created this distance learning remote teaching guide for teachers who are struggling to figure out how to organize online learning. Included with this product is a 4 week digital agenda page. I have included a sample agenda for week one and 3 lessons to start week one. The purpose of the agenda doc. is to create a digital space to keep all student activities and instruc
Grades:
6th - 12th
The Bell Witch Hauntings
The Bell Witch hauntings are legend in Tennessee. This paired text and video explain the events experienced by the Bell family and are sure to be enjoyed by students. Students start by completing a close read of the article and answering questions that practice a variety of reading skills. After viewing the video, they make connections between the text and video. Finally, students exhibit their knowledge by writing a short response with information from the text and video.The format mimics en
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Grades:
8th - 9th
Choose Your Paths Bundle Pack (20 lessons & materials)
This set includes 20 lessons, starting with student passions and career interests, and builds into research in their career/hobby interests, interviews with field experts, and a culminating presentation that students can share in person or electronically with their new and future connections, or for philanthropic purposes. Lessons include video to explain objectives of the lessons (with transcripts if needed) and a workbook template page/slide that students will complete and use to build their
Grades:
6th - 10th
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The Girl Who Drank the Moon Real-World Connection Project Kelly Barnhill
Want your students to make exciting connections between our world and Kelly Barnhill’s The Girl Who Drank the Moon? This is an engaging creative project for students to complete after reading through chapter 3 of the novel, but it can be taught at any point in the novel. This project will take 4 class periods to complete. The purpose of this project is to teach students about the fascinating volcanic eruption that occurred on Mount. Vesuvius in Pompeii, Italy, during 79A.D., and for students to
Grades:
5th - 10th
Gaming Addiction Article, Reading Comprehension & Activities | Distance Learning
Are you looking for an engaging nonfiction article about teens' gaming additions and activities to assign in Google Classroom, homeschooling, or distance learning? I wrote a three-page article video game article (”Is Fortnite an Addiction or Amusement?”) on the controversy of addiction gaming, and it observes both sides of the argument about the video game. Included with the article are 8 multiple choice questions, along with a short-answer question. There are many extensions you can add to thi
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Digital Trend Articles Bundle | Distance Learning
Jamestown Primary Source: "The Country is Large and Great"
This primary source is an advertisement published by the Virginia Company in 1609. The Virginia Company tells of all of the great things the new land has to offer with the purpose of luring settlers to Jamestown and attracting investors to the company.This could be used as a centers activity or whole class. It is a google slides presentation but can also be printed. It is fully editable-feel free to change the font or introductory pictures!This is included in a bundle with another primary sourc
Grades:
4th - 12th
Also included in: Jamestown Primary Sources: Read, Analyze, Write
Jamestown Primary Sources: SOAPS
This notetaking guide is intended to be used with the two Jamestown primary sources: "There is Nothing to be Gotten Here but Sickness and Death" and "The Country is Large and Great." The SOAPS strategy teaches students how to analyze a primary source. (Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Summary).This is a google slide presentation and is fully editable. The answers are included in a step-by-step manner to allow you to read through the documents with your students, picking out the information
Grades:
4th - 12th
Also included in: Jamestown Primary Sources: Read, Analyze, Write
Gomes Eanes de Zurara...How Race Began
This reading comprehension text introduces the historical figure, Gomes Eanes de Zurara, the first man recorded to have introduced the idea of "race" to all societies. This pdf has two pages of text followed by comprehension questions. This pdf is also available for free on TPT.
Grades:
5th - 12th
AP Language SPACECAT Rhetorical Analysis C.B. Luce Annotated New Rubric
Out of this world: SPACECAT explained so that students truly understand it, then examined through the lens of the AP Language Rhetorical Analysis 6-point rubric, then modeled with Clare Booth Luce's speech "The Role of American Women in Wartime" - a past AP Language exam text. Ideal for distance or in-person learning!This student-friendly, teacher timesaver Google Drive folder contains:60-Slide Google Slides Presentation - brightly designed, easy to follow, sense of humor included. Join astrona
Grades:
10th - 12th
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Distance Learning: Modern-Day Afghanistan with Hosseini's Novels
Are you in the middle of A Thousand Splendid Suns or The Kite Runner and looking to connect to today's news events? If so, this is a resource that can help connect your students' reading to modern-day Afghanistan. You can upload this assignment to Google Classroom as is. It includes directions for students as well as links to articles, video, and map test activity giving students the opportunity to take what they have learned in their reading and bring it to the real-world. Looking for more
Grades:
11th - 12th
Martin Luther King Jr Day Writing Activity - "I Have a Dream" Speech Reflection
This interactive activity helps students construct their thoughts about the "I Have a Dream" speech in a well-thought, constructed way. The questions that they attempt to write about are as follows: What effect did this speech have on the entire Civil Rights movement? What effect did the Civil Rights movement have on the world today?What do the words equality and equity mean to you?What specific sections (evidence/quotes) of the text allow you to understand the author’s purpose?How did the langu
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Informational Text Review Tool
Make your students better readers and thinkers by using this tool weekly. This activity addresses both Reading Informational Text Standards as well as Composition Standards. It's easy and student friendly. It encourages reading choice as well as written and verbal communication. It is organized in pre-, during- and post-reading sections. Students build skills of surveying text, questioning, making predictions and summarizing information.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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