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ELA test prep outlines for Google Apps
180 Days of AP English Language: A Flexible Pacing Guide {FULLY EDITABLE!}
There are scores of ways to organize an AP™ English Language & Composition class. This FULLY EDITABLE 180-day pacing guide is a straightforward chunking of the following skill sets:◈rhetorical analysis◈analyzing and writing in the rhetorical modes◈argumentation and persuasion◈the research process◈the synthesis essayThis pacing guide is provided as both PowerPoint and Google Slides.STOP!! You can get a free PDF of the pacing guide here.Woven into the pacing guide is a survey of American liter
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10th - 12th
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Rhetorical Analysis Essay Writing Practice with Google Drive - AP Test Prep!
Do your students struggle with identifying a speaker's argument? Have you gone over ethos, pathos, and logos (and other rhetorical devices) but need some practice writing prompts to help students apply their knowledge? Do you need to help prep your students for the AP Language Test? This is the resource for you! This resource includes: Four speeches which require students to annotate for rhetorical devicesLinks for students to view/listen to each speech A link to a MEGA list of rhetorical device
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8th - 12th
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Digital Persuasive Essay Outline - Graphic Organizer for Google Docs OLC4O OSSLT
Scaffold persuasive writing with this digital essay outline! This graphic organizer will outline students’ 5-paragraph persuasive essay and prompt them to organize their introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. Suitable for online learning and formatted for Google Drive®! How to use this Digital Persuasive Essay Outline:This persuasive essay outline can be used with upper middle school or junior high school students. They can apply this outline to a persuasive essay on any topic. This
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7th - 10th
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NYS ELA Regents: Part 2 - Argument Support for ELLs/MLLs
A 7-page, customizable guide for understanding and writing Part 2 (Argument) of the New York State Regents Examination in English Language Arts—created for ELLs/MLLs, but can be used with a variety of learnersThis guide includes: key vocabulary with definitionssuggested sentence starters, plus writing practicetips for finding evidencean argument essay writing templatean argument essay writing checklist
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9th - 12th
Rhetorical Analysis Essay Revision Board Activity - AP Language Printable
Looking for a way to support students in targeted, actionable rhetorical analysis essay revision? This Revision Board activity takes students through targeted focus correction areas, helping students "zone in" on rhetorical essay "must-haves." By working through a colorful visual "Revision Board," students can self-edit independently with clear focus and outcomes towards a revised essay. This activity works equally as well with a guided whole-class revision instruction using the accompanying sli
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
NYS ELA Regents: Part 3 - Text-Analysis Response Support for ELLs/MLLs
An 8-page, customizable guide to understanding and writing a Text-Analysis Response (Part 3) for the New York State Regents Examination in English Language Arts—created for ELLs/MLLs, but can be used with a variety of learnersThis guide includes: key vocabulary with definitionsa step-by-step guide for completing Part 3, with examplestips for identifying a central ideaa list of example central ideasa Text-Analysis Response writing template
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9th - 12th
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Night Short Response
Using the passage of Mrs. Schächter, students will first answer questions to come up with a central idea of the passage. Students will also identify a literary device used in the passage. Once the students have identified the central idea and literary device, they will need to provide evidence and explain each piece of evidence. The students will use their answers to the questions to come up with a detailed two to three paragraph short-response. There are guidelines provided further down on the
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9th - 12th
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Synthesis Essay Revision Board Activity - Slides, Printable - AP Language
Looking for a way to support students in targeted, actionable synthesis essay revision? This Revision Board activity takes students through targeted focus correction areas, helping students "zone in" on synthesis essay "must-haves." By working through a colorful visual "Revision Board," students can self-edit independently with clear focus and outcomes towards a revised essay. This activity works equally as well with a guided whole-class revision instruction using the accompanying slides. Anothe
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Scott Foresman 2nd grade ELA curriculum
This is a 7 page reference document for Scott Foresman 2nd grade ELA curriculumthat teachers can use to help preplan for lessons. It includes units 2-5, 5 weeks each of main selection, genre, paired selection, Comprehension skill, Vocabulary (Amazing words), High frequency words, Phonics and spelling words, and Grammar skills. Please see product thumbnail.
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2nd
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Compare & Contrast Essay: Setting (AP Literature)
“On the Rainy River” by Tim O’Brien (chapter excerpt from The Things They Carried)“The Guest” by Albert Camus “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway
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11th - 12th
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UPDATED English Regents Essays: Outlines & Writing Activities
This flexible, editable product includes four student-facing documents to help them prepare for the two essays on the NY English Language Arts Regents Examination.Part 2: ArgumentPart 3: Text AnalysisPage 1 provides two simple and scaffolded mnemonic devices for remembering the essay structures, sentence by sentence. Page 2 provides a fill-in-the-blank version of this mnemonic device for practice and memorization.Pages 3-4 provides a graphic organizer for the Argument Essay, outlining each para
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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OSSLT Prep: Writing a Series of Paragraphs Expressing an Opinion
Providing targeted practice and guidance can significantly enhance your students' preparation for the OSSLT. By utilizing this resource effectively, students can enhance their ability to construct coherent arguments and gain confidence in answering the opinion essay question on the test.
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9th - 11th
ENGLISH STAAR Test Prep!- Short Constructed Response Template + Rubric
Use this awesome Short Constructed Response template to familiarize students with the English STAAR SCR template and rubric. Implement the ACE Strategy so they practice answering, citing and explaining their response. This will ensure they get the full 2 points for the STAAR test.
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7th - 10th
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POPCORN Argument - I AM
Quick individual argument outline using the topic of their talents making the lesson meaningful and personal.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Popcorn Arguments
The Boy of the Painted Cave Novel Study
Use this resource to guide your novel study of The Boy of the Painted Cave. This resource includes:Before Reading DiscussionsVocabularyMentor SentencesChapter SummariesSocratic Seminar Questions and Expectations
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6th
"Overrated" AP Prompt Argument Essay Writing Organizer + Stems AP Language
I developed this resource to help facilitate students' understanding of writing the Argument Essay on the AP Language Exam--specifically using the "Overrated" prompt from a previous AP Language exam. This organizer walks students through each of the thinking steps, and includes a thesis statement visual, strong topic sentence visual and stems to produce reasoning/commentary. Want to deepen your students' writing process with the AP Lang Argument essay? This AP Language Argument Essay Step-by-Ste
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Opinion Writing Performance Task- After School Sports!
Scaffold students through an opinion writing performance task in which students write a five paragraph essay about whether or not they think students at their school should be required to have good grades in order to participate in after school sports.Students are guided through the process of making a structured plan for their essay.They're instructed on how to use that plan seamlessly to write a first draft, while also being provided examples of the expectation.From there, they will edit and r
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4th - 8th
STAAR Essay Graphic Organizers (Argumentative)
Graphic organizers for the Argumentative STAAR essay. I gave acronyms to each section that were easy for my students to remember to hopefully help them make sure they have all the necessary details on the day of. I also have a color coding section that can be used for peer or group work to help identify the elements.The informative option is available in a bundle.
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9th - 10th
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AP Literature and Composition: New Rubric Essay Outlines
These outlines correspond to the new AP rubrics for Free Response Questions 1-3 on the AP Literature and Composition Exam. It follows the new AP Rubrics and the "line of reasoning" that the rubric calls for. It can be used as an outline or a checklist to make sure students are doing everything the rubric asks for. The students love the accessibility of these outlines and they have given great feedback on them.
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10th - 12th
Argumentative and Informational Essay Writing Outline & Template ECR - EDITABLE
My students were struggling with how to put their ideas on paper and then take those ideas and put them in an essay format. I came up with this simple outline for them to begin with and take notes on. Then they take that outline and begin writing their essay using the template. There are examples of both an Argumentative Essay and an Informational Essay written to show the students what to write where. I have also included an argumentative essay we wrote as a class in this format. Each is color-
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4th - 5th
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Synthesis Essay Bundle AP Language "Prison Reform" research + writing materials
Updated as of 1/9/23!9 Resources includedI developed this resource to help facilitate students' understanding of writing the synthesis essay on the AP Language Exam with a prompt asking students to research prison reform. This project combines both research and writing that is high interest. This organizer kit walks students through each of the thinking steps, and includes a thesis statement visual, strong topic sentence visual and stems to produce reasoning/commentary as well as Line of Reasoni
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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MCAS Test Prep: Writing, Grade 5
MCAS Test Prep from Lucy Calkins, Grade 5. Bend I and Bend II. Lesson slides & links
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3rd - 5th
Keyhole Essay Bundle
Use the resources included in this bundle to guide your students in writing an essay using the keyhole format! Using these resources, students will be able to plan a keyhole essay using a graphic organizer, write an effectively engaging introduction paragraph, a three-point thesis, body paragraphs that incorporate and explain text evidence, and a conclusion paragraph that wraps up the essay and explains the "so what."Included are all of the following:a Google Slides presentation explaining what
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7th - 10th
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Fiction and Nonfiction Summaries (Google Doc for Distance Learning)
Outlines for Writing Fiction and Nonfiction SummariesFictionSomebodyWantedButSoThenNonfictionWhoWhatWhereWhenWhyDifferentiated Versions Included with Sentence StartersGoogle Doc Form Included for Online Learning(Please make a copy first before using!)
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3rd - 5th
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