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Middle school ELA test prep lecture pdfs
Literary Genres Spanish posters / Generos Literarios en espanol posters
Incluye:
Obra
Drama
Cuento de Hadas
Fantasia
Fabula
Cuento Exagerado
Cuento Popular
No Ficcion Informativa
Narrativa de No Ficcion
Autobiografia
Mito
Leyenda
Misterio
Poesia
Biografia
Ciencia Ficcion
Ficcion Realista
Ficcion Humoristica
Ficcion Historica
Aventura Ficcion
Memoria
Referencia
Prosa
Foto Ensayo
Grades:
PreK - 12th
APA vs. MLA In-Text Citations
It is likely that our students will be required to use MLA and APA citation formatting during their post-secondary education. It is therefore crucial that we teach them the basic differences between the two. This activity presents, and compares and contrasts, the rules of in-text citations for APA (7th edition) and MLA (8th edition). Rules for paraphrasing as well as for direct quotes are discussed. It also demonstrates example paragraphs (incorrect, not reader friendly, excellent) and provides
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Grades:
8th - 11th
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How to Get into College - College Readiness
Begin college planning with your students by teaching them how to get into college with this interactive Google Slides presentation/lesson that gives "10 tips for getting into the college of your choice." ⭐️ WHAT'S INCLUDED (a complete lesson that uses the 5E Learning Cycle!):Engage: Questions to hook students.Explore: Questions to activate prior knowledge.Explain: An explanation of how to get into college (10 tips).Elaborate/Extend: Five discussion questions including "Why do high school grades
Grades:
8th - 11th
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36 Opportunities for Combining Sentences
Hello Fellow Teacher, This PDF has a total of 47 slides and includes the following: 7 example slides36 slides for students to practice combining sentences10 suggestions/ideas for using these slidesa colorful picture a coordinating color backgroundOne way you can use this is as a bell-ringer activity once a week. There are 36 opportunities for students to practice combining three sentences at a time. If you like to start each day with a different activity, you should work this into your rotation
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Grades:
6th - 12th
The Anatomy of an Objective Summary: Mini-Lesson Presentation and Practice
This is a 15-slide PDF presentation intended to accompany a whole or small group introductory minilesson on objective summaries. The presentation begins by explaining what an objective summary is, and how it is a useful and critical skill to possess both as a reader and a writer. Next, it goes through the “anatomy” of an objective summary, including five components: the central/main idea, essential facts, and details, concise restatement/retelling, paraphrased language (not plagiarized language)
Grades:
5th - 7th
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Argumentative Writing Mentor Text
This packet includes a before you read activity, a two-page argumentative text about space exploration, and a list of activities for students to do to help them interact with the text in more meaningful ways: underline ethos, pathos, and logos statements; locate topic sentences; identify and write claims and counterclaims, and rebuttals; and differentiate between facts and opinions in the text.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Irony Notes Worksheet
This is a fill in the blank notes page worksheet on Irony for middle school ELA students. It covers three different types of irony, as well as a practice at the end of the notes for students.**You may be creative and use your own slideshow for this**
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Punctuation & Capitalization Grammar Unit Slides: aligned with noredink!
These grammar slides serve as a great introduction (or study set/wrap-up read) to the technicalities of punctuation and capitalization that high school students will be tested on. In addition to providing multifarious examples and practice sentences, the slides give a basic review of the terminology and most important rules relating to each of the following:- commas- semicolons- colons- quotes; quotes within quotes- apostrophes (singular and plural possessives; tricky last names)- it's vs. its f
Show Don't Tell a Literacy Lesson
This is a Google presentation that helps students understand how to create a vibrant writing through the use of snapshots and thoughtshots. Students will better their writing by learning how to "show not tell" their story. As a literacy coach it is important that students become strong writers, but that won't just come from writing, you must provide good strong reading passages that show the same skills you want them to use in their own writing! Seek out readings to help students learn skillful
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Synecdoche and other rhetorical Notes
Notes for Synecdoche, Metonymy, Anthesis, ect
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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English Grammar - easy to memorize tricks
Brief easy-to-learn English grammar. Suitable for candidates preparing for Language Qualifications exams ( FCE, ECCE, MSU, ECPE, CPE). Suitable for both English and Greek speaking students. General tricks are included to make learning easier.
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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SAT Tips PPT
SAT Tips Presentation Overview of the test, each of the components, what to bring, what to expect the day of, how to prepare, resources for practicing, etc. 33 slides total
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Elements of Fiction Lesson
This is my first lesson for my Short Stories & Elements of Fiction Unit in my class. I discuss: - EVERY aspect of setting (no more students saying the setting is just "Paris") - ALL of the different ways that authors can characterize their characters - PLOT (brief introduction on the 7 basic types of plot, the classic plot map, and the Hero's Journey) - Point of View (1st, 2nd, 3rd omniscient, 3rd limited, as well as who the narrator is and the importance of that)See my next elements of fic
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: ALL ELEMENTS OF FICTION lessons (old and new)
Elements of Fiction Lesson #2
This is my second lesson in my short stories and elements of fiction unit. It discusses tone, mood, style, diction, syntax, and theme. I like to discuss with my students that they are past the age of one-word theme statements. I have a slide at the end discussing the difference between a thematic concept "love" and an actual theme "love conquers all"See my other elements of fiction lesson for: plot, characterization, setting, and point of view!Or get both of these together in my ELEMENTS OF FICT
Grades:
8th - 10th
Also included in: ALL ELEMENTS OF FICTION lessons (old and new)
5 People you Meet in Heaven Vocabulary Powerpoint
-3 Weeks of Vocabulary-Notes for students to copy on their handouts-Pictures that help students remember meaning of words-Study Guide Review
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: The Five People You Meet in Heaven- Vocabulary Bundle
Weekly Class Notes
Formal coming up? Students not listening? Looking for a solution to helping students to stop interupting?This resource is perfect for you! It includes 3 versions of weekly class notes with a spot for standards and their objectives in addition to either support standards or vocabulary depending on your class's needs. This resource is great because it will help you plan for your students to be engaged, have all the needed materials in front of them and make you look the the most prepared teacher i
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Preparing ALL Students for Tests
Help ALL students, including those with learning difficulties, prepare for tests. Here is a quick research-based teacher resource to guide instruction on test-taking. Examples of Tips to Share with Students:Skim and Scan: flip through the test to get a sense of the terrain: number and type of questions, what’s easy... Get oriented to help you prioritize time and attention. Start with the easy Stuff: easy questions are worth marks too! After skimming through the test, knock off the sure answers.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Pronoun Activator
This activator should be displayed on the Smartboard to activate students' prior knowledge of pronouns. It always surprises me the misconceptions that students have about pronouns, even with teaching sixth graders. It's quick activator that helps correct misconceptions before going forward with direct instruction and application.
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Grades:
1st - 8th
Constructed Response R.A.C.C.E. form visual aid
Help students really understand how to use both their own words and the author's words in constructed responses with this color coded visual aid. This can easily be used as a linked resource for students doing eLearning!
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Irony Slideshow
Teaching irony to your students soon? This slideshow is a great resource for showing students the difference between the three types of irony. Feel free to use this resource in your in-person and virtual classrooms for years to come!INCLUDED:Slideshow (PDF format)
Grades:
6th - 12th
Idioms Guide
I love teaching figurative language to my 7th and 8th graders, but they always seem to feel intimidated by idioms! I like to use this PDF for dual purposes - for introducing and reviewing idioms. This is a friendly PDF presentation created in PowerPoint format, which goes over quick, basic idioms. There are 10 idioms in total and each slide includes: 1 idiom, its meaning, and an example. I've also defined the difference between both literal and figurative language - as a way to ease into learni
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Hero's Journey Notes
These are my teacher notes on Hero's Journey that I would provide for students who were absent or who had a "notes provided by teacher" accommodation.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Parts of Speech Notes
This is a slideshow made on Canva that details the different parts of speech and their functions.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Test Taking Strategies
This resources has been created to assist teachers with reviewing test taking strategies for sixth grade students in language arts classrooms.
Grades:
6th
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