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10th grade balanced literacy rubrics for Google Apps
Independent Reading Accountability Program & Reading Response Prompts
Independent Reading Accountability Program & Reading Response PromptsHelp your students understand how to take part in your independent reading program and foster a love of reading with these highly engaging interactive slideshow lessons, discussions and reading responses! Students will co-create expectations for what independent reading should look and sound like in your classroom with the goal of setting up positive routines. Your learners will receive clear instructions on what to bring a
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6th - 10th
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Shurley English Posters
19 Slides to be printed and displayed to help your students with the question and answer flow from Shurley English!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Book Collage Project Rubric
This is a nice alternative to the standard book report. It includes an artistic element (a collage). Contained are the requirements for the project, a detailed rubric (50 points) for grading, and a sample collage.
Grades:
6th - 10th
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The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins: Timeline and Map Projects!
This product comes with printable templates for both a map and a timeline along with a rubric for easy grading and requirements/instructions for students to follow. In addition to this, there are also completed examples from another short story to get them started. Depending on time that you dedicate for this project, you could make the students chose which project they work on OR require them to complete both!This is a fun way to engage with this short story and helps students contextualize or
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Roll a Story Writing Activities
Choose from 5 different Roll a Story sheets! Students use creative writing skills to write a story based on the numbers they roll on dice! Students especially love the Marvel Edition Roll a Story!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Academic Conversation Rubric
One of the single most important skills I can teach my students is how to have a genuine academic conversation in which everyone listens to one another and engages fully with each other. This is the rubric that I use to assess a conversation that students participate in. It's applicable to just about any topic and while it's set up for proficiency grading like I use, it's a googledoc so you can easily change it to points or letter grades.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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The Hate U Give TedTalk Final Assessment
Wrap up your study of The Hate U Give by having students research a meaningful topic and give a TedTalk to inform classmates. This interactive project incorporates skills in research, writing, and speaking while building on themes and ideas from the text. Folder includes project overview (with example calendar), graphic organizer, and grading scales.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Text Talks: A Fresh Take on Book Clubs
"Text Talks" are a twist on traditional book clubs that let students select any type of text they'd like within genre groups. Students sign up for a genre of interest, like Anime, and each week one person is charged with selecting a text, generating discussion questions, and sending them out to group members prior to the meeting date. Discussions flow freely and students grade each other and themselves using a rubric at the end.Google Drive link is to the accountability rubric. Google Site with
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9th - 12th
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The Great Gatsby Project Choice Board
This choice board is perfect for a variety of learners--the more analytic and the more creative! I used this with high school seniors and they loved it.Option 1-MoodboardOption 2-Quote WalkOption 3-Literary AnalysisIncludes rubrics with breakdown of look fors and point values for each!
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10th - 12th
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Annotation Activity
Have students use annotation skills with these Annotation Key Activities. Use with fiction or nonfiction texts.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Literature Circles Program for 6 Weeks of Reading Response Editable + Digital
Combine literacy skills with social emotional learning by implementing literature circles into your ELA curriculum! Book club meets once a week inside your classroom or online with my program that includes literature circle roles, graphic organizers, discussion questions, and rubrics that work with ANY book.This editable program can be used in person or virtually, and includes options for print and digital implementation in middle and early high school classrooms. What You Get In This 34-Page R
Grades:
6th - 10th
Rubric for Grading Five-Paragraph (or Longer) Essays (Student-Friendly)
This product is a rubric I made and developed over the years to grade student essay projects. Moreover, I used student-friendly language to help students understand the five main rubric categories for grading essays: focus, content, organization, style, and mechanics (or conventions). If you want students to learn and understand what these five categories mean and actually include, then this rubric is for you. The rubric is also an efficient grading tool: simply highlight the boxes (where s
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Independent Reading Assignment Sheet
This assignment sheet has two different independent reading activities; students are meant to pick their book and then complete the tasks included Part 1: Investigating Informational TextsTask & RubricPart 2: Interview with the ReaderTask & RubricThere is also a rubric for each activity; tasks are created to accommodate different types of learners and apply their understanding to their reading.
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9th - 12th
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Presentation Rubric
Speaking and presenting in an English classroom are essential skills that need to be practiced and assessed regularly. Here is my rubric that I use to assess students' presentations for my high school ELA classes. I use proficiency marks, not letter grades, but it's a google file, so you can easily edit to your own needs. It's pretty easy to use during the presentation and also allows me to give them feedback as an audience member as well. Let me know what you think.
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9th - 12th
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Serial Podcast Discussion Prep and Grading Scale
Prep work and generic grading scale for a Socratic Seminar focused on the Serial podcast. The grading scale can be modified to cover a Socratic Seminar on any topic, evaluating general speaking skills and utilization of a text.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Serial Podcast Unit
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