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11th grade reading outlines
Middle/High School Informal Language Screener
Throughout the school year I obtain new admissions to my caseload. At times, it can be hard to gage my student's ability levels just from reading their IEP. I have developed an informal screener that hits upon the areas that I feel I would like to see whether my students have mastered or if it's an area where more support is needed.
The following comprehensive screener includes sections on:
1. Informal Oral Peripheral Exam Checklist
2. Brief Artic, Fluency, and Voice Checklist
3. Spontaneous
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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CTOPP-2 Report Template (ages 7-24)
CTOPP-2Comprehensive Test of Phonological ProcessingSecond Edition Report TemplateAges 7-24 This easy to use report CTOPP-2 report template includes a description of the assessment, each of the sub tests to be administered for ages 7-24, an explanation of how each sub test relates to the composite scores, and a chart that identifies the classification for each standard score range. It is completely editable with a very simple "plug-in" format (symbols and words in blue indicate where editing is
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1st - 12th
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Argumentative Essay Sentence-by-Sentence Outline/Graphic Organizer Google Doc™
This editable Google Doc™ graphic organizer/outline provides explanations for each sentence of an argumentative essay. Explanations for each sentence are given in the left-hand column and the right-hand column is blank for students to type in. The organizer has a total of five paragraphs and includes a counterclaim and rebuttal paragraph. Some of the harder sentences, such as the counterclaim and rebuttal, include sentence stems for students who need extra support. This resource can be used with
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7th - 12th
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Into the Wild novel test
From Expert ELA, this test on Into the Wild includes thirty multiple choice questions and two written response questions. The multiple choice questions are aligned with Common Core objectives. I have also included an outline template for the first written response.There is a free answer key listed separately.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Text Analysis Response for ELA
Lesson Plan has been added!!!We are excited to share yet another great resource to help your students with analyzing given text. This packet does align itself with the Part III of the NY State ELA Regents. We have included strategies that can also generally help students better extract information from a fictional text. The activities in this unit are meant to support the Text Analysis Response essay from the NYS Common Core English Language Arts Regents Exam. The packet is meant to be used
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9th - 12th
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Introduction to Rhetoric Presentation and Notes
Introduce the fundamentals of rhetoric to your students using this presentation and student notes handout.
Presentation Includes:
-explanation of logos, ethos, and pathos
-present day examples using popular ads
-rhetorical devices: simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, rhetorical question, euphemism, repetition, anaphora, epistrophe, parallelism, juxtaposition, understatement, oxymoron
Crash Course Literature All Seasons Worksheets Complete Series Set Full Bundle
This ZIP file contains Microsoft Word document worksheets (along with PDF versions) for each of the forty-five episodes of Crash Course Literature, Seasons 1-4, hosted by John Green.Worksheets contain a combination of fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions. Each worksheet is accompanied with an answer key and relevant images.By purchasing this file, you agree not to make it publicly available (on external websites, etc.) or to share with any other teachers. It is intended for classroom use
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Nonfiction Notes Graphic Organizer 1 Main Idea Common Core
This is a graphic organizer designed to help students organize their approach to nonfiction texts. Students are exposed to a list of text features, text types, and text structures in order to choose which ones fit the text in front of them. Students are also able to identify author's purpose, key vocabulary, and take notes on key details to determine two main ideas. These features can all be aligned with the Common Core Standards for informational texts as well as with MAP NWEA.
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3rd - 12th
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Edgar Allan Poe Introductory Presentation
This presentation was designed to introduce students to the unique life of Edgar Allan Poe. The presentation includes 16 pages with a guided notes page for students to complete during teacher instruction. If you like this product, you may also like: Edgar Allan Poe COMPLETE UnitEnjoy!Connect with Me SuperHERO Teacher BlogFind me on FacebookFind me on InstagramFind me on PinterestFind me on Snapchat: Superheroteach
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6th - 12th
Daily Reading Log
Here is a simple and effective way to help your students keep track of their reading. Included are two ways to track: Monthly Reading Logs or Weekly Reading Logs.This reading log template sets up students to track:-The Date-Book Title-Book Level-Minutes Read-Pages Read- Page Started On/Page Ended OnAlso at the bottom there is a space for students to add up their total minutes and pages. With these totals, finding pages per minute is a breeze.______________________________________________________
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1st - 12th
Use With Any Book:Log and Reflection Questions for Independent Reading
This is an excellent handout for students reading any literature on their own. It also allows them to choose from a long list of Reflection questions to answer after they are reading. It will work with any piece of literature a student is reading.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Bundle of 23 I Survived Book Report Brochures
Each book title includes 2 pages PDF printable. PLUS a blank template you can customize with your own questions. If you print front and back it’ll be a one-page brochure. Size: 8.5"x11" The section questions include the following:What event took place in this story?What year did this event happen?What location did this event take place?Was this a natural disaster, manmade disaster or something else entirely?List impactful quotes.Give your rating 1-5 stars.What did you learn from this book?List s
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4th - 12th
Dialectical Journals - With Examples and Grading Rubrics
A dialectical journal is another name for a double-entry journal or a reader-response journal. It’s a journal that records a dialogue, or conversation, between the ideas in the text (the words being read) and the ideas of the reader (the person who is doing the reading). This is what you must do in your journal: keep a dialogue with yourself. In your journal, have a conversation with the text and with yourself. Write down your thoughts, questions, insights, and ideas while you read. The importan
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6th - 12th
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CTOPP-2 Report Templastes (Ages 4-6 & 7-24)
CTOPP-2Comprehensive Test of Phonological ProcessingSecond Edition 2 Report TemplatesAges 4-6 & Ages 7-24This download includes two CTOPP-2 report templates, one for ages 4-6 and one for ages 7-24. Each template includes a description of the assessment, each of the sub tests to be administered (depending on the age range) an explanation of how each sub test relates to the composite scores, and a chart that identifies the classification for each standard score range. It is completely editable
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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AP Language Diction & Syntax Reference Sheet
This two-sided reference page discusses "What We Talk About When We Talk About" diction and syntax. Both pages are full of examples of the various variables involved in making diction and syntax choices as a writer. Perfect for introducing diction and syntax analysis at the beginning of the year in AP English Language and Composition. Fully editable if you prefer to use your own examples.
5 Paragraph Book Review/Report (Opinion) Essay/Outline w/ Notes/Worksheet
I work exclusively with at-risk students, this means they are usually working well below grade level. I created this “outline” to help students who are unfamiliar or uncomfortable with the writing process, however, works well as a starter or first draft for any writer. The “outline” walks the student through the essay paragraph by paragraph and sentence by sentence. The outline explain what to write with a prompt and provides an example sentence 2. Tell the reader about the main characters. Exam
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7th - 12th
The Picture of Dorian Gray - Discussion Questions
This product contains between five and nine discussion questions for The Picture of Dorian Gray divided up by chapter sections as follows:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11, 12-14, 15-17, 18-20The questions are designed to encourage specific reference to the text, as well as leaving room for discussion and opinion. These questions could be used to check if a student has read the assignment, but are really best suited for small group or whole class discussions.In my practice, when I ask one of these qu
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9th - 12th
"The Hate You Give" 75 Chapter-by-Chapter Reading Comprehension Questions
I've developed a set of reading comprehension questions for the book "The Hate you Give" by Angie Thomas. These questions are designed to engage students in various cognitive levels, including answering "right there" questions, making inferences, responding to text-dependent queries, and using evidence from the text to support their thoughts. An answer key hasn't been provided as the questions allow for multiple correct responses. They are versatile and suitable for a range of activities such as
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5th - 12th
Fall Themed Must Do, May Do with TIMERS - Google Slides
This fall themed Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance. The fall theme is the perfect addition to help warm up your classroom for the season!
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PreK - 12th
The Giver by Lois Lowry Chapter Overview Worksheets, Discussion Questions
This download includes 5 PDFs that review Lois Lowry's The Giver. These worksheets are illustrated to match themes, symbols, and important topics in the novel while also asking probing discussion and content questions. Keep this novel interesting with these fun coloring page type worksheets. These worksheets require no prep, and your students will love them!PDF 1 - Chapters 1-5PDF 2 - Chapters 6-10PDF 3 - Chapters 11-16PDF 4 - Chapters 17-20PDF 5 - Chapters 21-23Simply purchase, download, and pr
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5th - 12th
Poetry Guided Notes - Structure, Types, Literary Devices
Created by Eric Triche. This is a great way to introduce poetry. It allows you to introduce the major concepts in poetry with a format that requires student attention (filling in the blanks for completion). The file also includes the teacher key. These notes introduce the following concepts: rhyme, meter, rhythm, stanza, narrative poetry, ballad, limerick, haiku, free verse, concrete poetry, onomatopoeia, consonance, alliteration, assonance, repetition, simile, metaphor, personification, hyp
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Crash Course Literature #215 (Langston Hughes & Harlem Renaissance) worksheet
This is a zip file that contains a Microsoft Word worksheet (along with a PDF version) to accompany the crash course video for Literature #215. Answer key is included as well.By purchasing this file, you agree not to make it publicly available (on websites, etc.) or to share with any other teachers. It is intended for classroom use only. You may, however, post it on learning management systems such as Google Classroom as long as the file is only accessible to students and not to any outside sour
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Frankenstein Novel Study with Engaging Activities
Frankenstein has been one of my favorite novels to teach!This novel study takes me about 5 weeks (during which I also show my kids two films - Frankenstein and the Hunchback of Notre Dame - and host a Socratic Seminar). *Note: I skip the letters when I teach the novel, but it's up to youThis resource includes:- Schedule outline example- Engaging intro activities (thematic statement debates, villain sorting, etc.)- Reading assessments- Exit tickets- Supplemental resources links- Quizzes- Essay Pr
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9th - 12th
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Film or Novel Study: To Kill a Mockingbird Courtroom Scene Graphic Organizer
Whether reading the novel, viewing the movie, or both, students may use the graphic organizer to gather evidence to facilitate comprehension. Students:= Take notes in the table about what each courtroom participant says and does.= Use the courtroom diagram to physically and emotionally position the characters.= Use notes to complete the argument outlines.= May write an analysis of the legal arguments or a personal response to the verdict. Related Products:To Kill a Mockingbird Learning Stations
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Interactive Phonics Activities
Use hands-on activities such as sorting, matching, or building words with manipulatives to help students recognize phonics patterns and learn word families.
Word Hunts
Encourage students to find specific words either in a text or around the classroom to help reinforce sight word recognition.
Reader's Theater
Bring short stories, books, poems, or plays you’re reading in class to life by assigning roles to students and having them act out scenes. This can help enhance fluency and comprehension.
Interactive Read-Alouds
Engage the class by pausing during read-alouds to discuss the story’s theme, reflect on a character’s motivations or actions, or to ask students questions.
Comparative Analysis
Explore different adaptations of the same story (book versus movie, classic version versus a modern retelling) to encourage analysis of interpretation and presentation. You can also pair texts that are similar in theme, like poems and songs.
By incorporating these (and other!) reading activities into your lesson plans, you can nurture a love for reading while enhancing comprehension, critical thinking, and communication skills.
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