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High school writing-essays lectures for Google Apps
Embedding Quotations – How to Embed Quotes Pre-test, Lecture & Reference Sheet
Weary of students who slap quoted material into their essays without any framing or support? Fix this common mistake made by young writers with these interactive lesson materials.Begin with a “pre-test”/skill assessment of students’ knowledge regarding M.L.A. citation formatting and concrete detail/quote framing. Then, work through the answers to the skill assessment pre-test with a dynamic lecture (30 slides) that uses compelling examples and modern design to hold students’ interest. (Let's be
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8th - 11th
Academic Integrity - Avoiding Plagiarism - High School Study Skills Lesson
Are issues like plagiarism, cheating, or excessive dependence on ChatGPT becoming concerns in your classes?Teach your students about academic integrity with this comprehensive interactive Google Slides lesson that includes a definition of academic integrity, its importance, and illustrative examples. These slides also include a definition of academic dishonesty, examples, and how to avoid academic dishonesty. ⭐️ This is a must-teach lesson for all students! By the end of this lesson, your studen
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9th - 12th
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Essay Writing Google Slides Lessons BUNDLE | Expository and Argumentative
Do you want to provide your middle or high school students with guides on how to write an informative essay such as problem and solution , cause and effect, compare and contrast essays as well as an argumentative essay? This excellent writing Test Prep bundle of No Prep Writing Google Slides Presentations teaches your 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th grades the needed guidelines as well as analyzes sample essays. Definitions, structure, organization, detailed description of components, and other informa
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8th - 11th
APA 7 References List and In-Text Citation Notes and Worksheets Bundle
This bundle is the perfect resource to both introduce your students to the format of the APA references list and in-text citations, and to provide them with easy-to-follow notes as they create their own authentic references as part of their research assignments.This lesson provides:Thorough lecture notes covering the main concepts found in every APA reference and detailed examples for all common print and media references.Thorough lecture notes covering the big ideas of parenthetical and narrati
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning (C-E-R) Introductory Mini-lessons Slideshow
Are you focusing on claim, evidence, and reasoning skills in your class? Working on C-E-R writing is great scaffolding for struggling writers, but introducing the terms and concepts can be a time suck. Skip the prep and get straight to the content with these 5 C-E-R writing mini-lessons in one Google Slides presentation.This slideshow is designed to introduce or review the C-E-R process, break down claim, evidence, and reasoning, and remind students that their writing should be cohesive. This ED
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9th - 12th
How to Write a Literary Analysis Essay
This Google Slides will take you step by step through the proper structure of a literary analysis essay. Breaking down the parts of each piece of a lit analysis essay, it focuses on how to develop thesis statements, introductory paragraphs, body paragraphs, and conclusions properly. It also focuses on ways to improve writing style, including strengthening word choice and varying sentence structure. Further, the Google Slides includes tips and links for proper MLA citation. You will find example
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8th - 12th
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How to Research Lesson
This "How to Research" Lesson is perfect for middle or high school students as an introduction or reminder on how to research properly, avoid plagiarism, and find credible sources online. This lesson includes tons of interactive activities where students will use their laptops, chrome books, or cell phones to practice researching and giving feedback on what they find.This lesson covers: How to get started - narrowing down your topic through focus questions Finding credible sources - examples of
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: First Week of School (Social Studies Classes)
RACES Response Resource with an Example and Large Text to Make Anchor Chart
This RACES Response Resource is designed to teach students how to respond to an open-ended question. It outlines how to write a response using the RACES strategy and offers an example, using William Blake's poem, "A Poison Tree." Additionally, it features sentence frames and transitions to support students with their writing. The resource also includes large letters to make an anchor chart.
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4th - 12th
Mini Course: Select a College Essay Topic and Draft an Introduction
This no-fluff course cuts right to the chase and clarifies exactly who the admissions audience is and the key attributes what they look for. Mini lessons will help student writers identify potential topics and draft an engaging introduction. The teacher provides countless anecdotes and samples from her experience working with over 2,000 student writers.This mini-course is all a student needs to get started. It is a manageable, cost-effective, easy to follow course taught by an enthusiastic hi
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11th - 12th
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APA 7 References List: Notes and Worksheets
This is the perfect resource to both introduce your students to the format of the APA references list, and to provide them with easy-to-follow notes as they create their own authentic references as part of their research assignments.This lesson provides:Thorough lecture notes covering the main concepts found in every APA reference and detailed examples for all common print and media references.Five different printable worksheets assessing their understanding of:Common errors in APA referencesThe
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: APA 7 References List and In-Text Citation Notes and Worksheets Bundle
Quoting Evidence Within Writing/Essay, How to Format Quotes Lecture & Notes
This is a Google Presentation designed to guide students on the proper usage of quotes from external sources in their essays.The presentation covers essential punctuation marks such as quotation marks, brackets, commas, and ellipsis to correctly integrate outside evidence into their writing. It also provides guidelines on how to cite online sources using the author's name, title, and paragraph number. The final slide offers a practice exercise to reinforce the concepts covered in the presentatio
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5th - 10th
Blending Quotes (Slide Notes Presentation)
A presentation that you can show your students to better understand how to properly use three different styles of quotes in their analytical writing; run-in, block, and embedded quotations. Includes definitions, examples, and practice identification that can be reviewed as a class!
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9th - 12th
GOOGLE SLIDES- Explanatory Essay - Step by Step Presentation
You know your students, you know how to write essays, but you want the ease of opening up a ready-made presentation that walks your students through every step of the way when writing an explanatory essay. That's what this resource was built for!With this presentation you will be able to:-Walk students through introductions, body paragraphs and conclusions. -Dive deep into each component of the essay including writing a strong thesis, hook, background, and topics. -Teach your students to organiz
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6th - 10th
AP Language and Composition COMPLETE FRQ Review
This lesson has recent FRQ section practice and has links in the slideshow to all rubrics, sample papers and commentaries. The lesson guides students through a complete FRQ exam and teaches them how to grade according to the rubrics that College Board provides.
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11th
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DOODLE NOTES: Argumentative Essay Writing
This product includes 3 pages of doodle notes that you can fill out together as a class when you are first introducing the argumentative essay. It also includes a suggested answer key to help you fill in the notes. Topics covered in the notes: What is an argument? (pg. 1)The parts of an Argument (pg. 1) Building a Thesis Statement (pg. 2)C-E-R Paragraph Structure (with example) (pg. 3)Types of Evidence (pg. 3)Want more Doodle Notes? Check out my Doodle Notes over the Rhetorical Appeals (logos,
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7th - 12th
Literacy Narratives for College Writing Malcolm X Sherman Alexie AP English
This comprehensive college lesson plan package on 'Literacy Narratives' engages students in a thought-provoking journey of self-discovery. This lesson can be taught over a week, with the major assignment extending beyond if you would like to check outlines and rough drafts along the way.This package includes:Lesson Plans Literacy Narrative LectureLiteracy Narrative Example #1- Malcolm XMalcolm X Reflection QuestionsLiteracy Narrative Example #2- Sherman AlexieSherman Alexie Reflection Questions
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introduction to Rhetorical Elements BUNDLE
Introduce your students to the Rhetorical Situation and Rhetorical Devices with this no-prep, fully digital bundle. The two lessons included in this bundle will introduce your students to the rhetorical situation using the SPACE acronym: SpeakerPurposeAudienceContextExigenceAs a bonus, students have the opportunity to immediatly apply their new knowledge by identifying SPACE elements in a speech delivered by Queen Elizabeth.After introducing students to the rhetorical situation, introduce them t
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
RACE - What Does Good Evidence Look Like? - Slideshow
It took me about four days, but this slide show, complete with timed animation and a clearly written script teaches students how to write better explanations when using the RACE format. It will also help students improve the content of their body paragraphs when writing informational, analytical, and argument essays. I have included notes on each slide so that you can go through and deliver the instruction the same way that I did when I made a video of the slide show using Screencastify. I wou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
How to Write a Claim: Lesson Slides and Student Handout
This product is a comprehensive lesson that walks students through how to write a Claim Sentence in response to a Compelling Question. It follows an "I do--We do--You do" structure.Contents include: 42-slide Google Slides deck, walking students through the basics of a claim, including:What is a Compelling Question?How do you answer a Compelling Question?What is a Claim?The Claim FormulaThe 4 Steps to Writing a Claim3 practice examples (I Do, We Do, You Do)Student Guided Note Handout (PDF) linked
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6th - 9th
How to Write the Argumentative FRQ in AP US Government & Politics
This is a more in depth lesson on just the Argumentative Essay, which many students believe is the hardest of the 4 FRQs on the AP Gov exam. It is certainly the longest. I teach a simple system to earn the 6 points on the AP rubric. In this lesson, there are many examples of how to achieve each of the 6 points. Also included are three examples of fully written argumentative essays.
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9th - 12th
The Hook--Writing Introductions that Build Voice and Credibility
When writing essays at the high school level, the first thing students should do is BUILD THEIR CREDIBILITY. This slides presentation gives them many ideas on how to begin their essay, while building a strong voice as the writer. I've used this explanation in my freshmen writing course, and in my AP English Language and Comp course. Good writing is good writing.Get a slides presentation (20 slides) that includes what NOT to do in the opening of an essay (think simplistic and formulaic writing),
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9th - 12th
Writing Strong Paragraphs- Google Slides Presentation in .pdf
This is a simple mini-lesson about how to write a strong paragraph. It is great for a review or reinforcement. I am planning to use this in the first weeks of school with my 7th and 8th graders before they do any writing. There is a mentor paragraph included that is used to demonstrate elements of a strong paragraph on each slide.
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1st - 12th
Writing Effective Essay Conclusions - English 8th grade 30 Multiple Choice 16pgs
It is important to note that a "Conclusion Essay" is not a standard type of essay. Essays typically have an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion section, but the essay's content and purpose can vary widely.Here is a 30 multiple-choice related to Writing Effective Essay Conclusions. These 17 pages will focus on the elements that make a strong conclusion, which can be applied to various types of essays specifically for 8th graders and higher grades. This activity with answers included,
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8th - 12th
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Unit Plan & Pacing Guide for Klara and the Sun
What it is: This is a unit planner, organized as a calendar, and is focused on Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro. It includes a daily breakdown of what pages you should read when to add in discussions and suggested pacing for class activities and assessments. It includes teacher-specific planning information like unit questions, assessment standards, and more. The whole unit is organized using the MYP/IB framework, but you don't have to know anything about MYP to use this material. Who it's fo
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Klara and the Sun Bundle
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