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Free Common Core RL.9-10.3 rubrics
The Great Gatsby F Scott Fitzgerald - FREE Project Outline and Assignment Rubric
This free project outline for F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is an assignment to evaluate students’ understanding of the “Roaring 20s.” Includes instructions, supplementary resources with examples, and a 4-level rubric for assessment. Included with this Free Project Outline for F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby:✏️ Visual Text Assignment Outline and Instructions✏️ Hyperlinks to Supplementary Resources with ExamplesFeaturing the artwork and Illustrations of John Held Jr.✏️ 4-Leve
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8th - 11th
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Three FREE RAFT Writing Rubrics: Analytical, Holistic, Single-Point
What is RAFT Writing and how can I use it in my classroom?RAFT is an acronym for Role, Audience, Format, and Topic. RAFT Writing is a popular strategy for encouraging students to think of their roles as writers, develop an awareness of an audience, and write with a sense of purpose. RAFT writing can be adapted to suit various content areas by prompting students to show what they know about a topic. In an English Language Arts class, students creatively represent their interpretation of a charact
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7th - 12th
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Character Analysis- Introductory Paragraph Rubric (Google Sheets)
Google Sheets (Can be converted to PDF)This easy grading rubric for writing essays on character analysis will help you get your grading done in no time! Whether you upload to Google Classroom or print out this file, grading your student's work has never been less time-consuming! Forget formatting your own rubrics and try this one out!OVERVIEW:For this assessment, students prepare to write a 5 paragraph essay on a particular character in an assigned novel. To get your students prepared, begin wit
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5th - 12th
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Book Trailer Grading Rubric
Teachers, have you been interested in having your students create book trailers in the classroom? If so, here's how you can grade them! The 80-point project rubric evaluates
- teamwork
- elements from the book being presented
- video elements
You also have my permission to download this resource and create something similar, using my basic ideas and adding your own elements/specifics.
Enjoy this free download!
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6th - 10th
Literary Analysis: Crafting Tone, Mood, and Voice
This packet contains six informational handouts about literary tone, voice, and mood and four accompanying assignments. It was created for ninth and tenth-grade students who have an introduction to literary analysis but are still developing a nuanced picture of how analyses take shape. I recommend digitally assigning the handouts or printing them in color, as color is used throughout to help students understand the complex distinctions between tone, voice, and mood.Students should be familiar wi
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8th - 11th
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Character Mask--Lord of the Flies
With this assignment, students choose a character from the novel, Lord of the Flies, and create a mask the character might wear during the course of the novel, OR a mask which represents the character. Then, the student writes a narrative (either 1st or 3rd person) discussing what the different details on the mask mean or what the images, colors etc symbolize. This assignment allows students to be creative, not only with the mask itself, but with an original narrative. Close reading of the te
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9th - 10th
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Panel Discussion Series pack
The Panel Discussion Series is an annual event in my Grade 10 Literature class that spans 10 days - 2 weeks of one hour class periods. We invite at least one or two other English classes to join us to serve as the audience, as their participation is required for voting polls and generating questions for our panelists' response. These Discussion Series are a highlight of the year for my students, and serve as unforgettable events that generate authentic engagement with texts such as Orwell's 1984
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9th - 12th
Internal Conflict Movie Poster Rubric
This is a rubric and directions for students to create a movie poster for a Shakespeare play (or a play that has at least 2-3 acts). It requires quote analysis, understanding of internal conflict, and selection of relevant visuals.
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8th - 12th
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Book in a Box...the alternative to (yet another) boring book report
This 3-piece pack is an easy-to-assess, easy-to-explain, easy-to-complete literature processing assignment that students actually enjoy.
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7th - 10th
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Formal Literary Discussion Rubric
This is a rubric for a formal discussion on a piece of literature to be used in a high school ELA classroom. Categories in the rubric include: preparation, textual evidence, literary terminology, vocabulary, listens/speaks respectfully and on task, use of analogies/allusions, overall quality of comments, and responds to others.I use this in my 9th grade ELA classroom by giving students discussion questions beforehand for them to do research for textual evidence and formulate their opinions. On t
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9th - 12th
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