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Free high school writing-essays thematic unit plans
DIGITAL WRITING PORTFOLIO INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK: ARGUMENT, INFORMATIVE, & MORE
SHARE, COLLABORATE, AND GRADE WITH ELA WRITING DIGITAL PORTFOLIO! Elevate your writing instruction with this innovative Digital Writing Portfolio, designed specifically for the modern classroom. This dynamic resource empowers students to compile and showcase their writing tasks in a user-friendly digital format, fostering both creativity and organization.ALSO CHECK OUT THE FULL YEAR WRITING BUNDLE! This bundle has EVERYTHING you need for an engaging year of writing! Pairs perfectly with this dig
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6th - 9th
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DIGITAL WRITING PORTFOLIO STAAR PRACTICE REVISING EDITING ARGUMENTATIVE RUBRICS
SHARE, COLLABORATE, AND GRADE WITH ELA WRITING DIGITAL PORTFOLIO! Elevate your writing instruction with this innovative Digital Writing Portfolio, designed specifically for TEXAS STAAR WRITING: SCR, ECR, ARGUMENTATIVE, OPINION, INFORMATIONAL, LITERARY ANALYSIS, AND NARRATIVE. This amazing resource empowers students to compile and showcase their writing tasks in a user-friendly digital format, fostering both creativity and organization, all while allowing you to access collaborate with students i
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5th - 12th
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DIGITAL WRITING PORTFOLIO CCSS & TEKS RUBRICS STAAR TEST PREP ECR SCR REVIEW
SHARE, COLLABORATE, AND GRADE WITH ELA WRITING DIGITAL PORTFOLIO! Elevate your writing instruction with this innovative Digital Writing Portfolio, designed specifically for CCSS AND TEXAS STAAR WRITING: SCR, ECR, ARGUMENTATIVE, OPINION, INFORMATIONAL, LITERARY ANALYSIS, AND NARRATIVE. This amazing resource empowers students to compile and showcase their writing tasks in a user-friendly digital format, fostering both creativity and organization, all while allowing you to access collaborate with s
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5th - 12th
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Four Hero-Themed Essay Prompts & Exemplars | Great for Struggling Students
This resource contains four prompts which come with example essays. This resource is editable, so you can use it however you wish. Prompt #1: What Makes Someone A HeroWrite an essay about what makes somebody a hero.Be sure to use two examples of true heroes, and give specific examples of what how each hero demonstrated this.At least one of your examples needs to come from a text we have read in class this year.Prompt #2: My Two HeroesWrite an essay about two prominent people in real life who are
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7th - 11th
5-Paragraph Essay Pacing & Teaching Guide
Are your students writing a 5-paragraph essay for the first time? Make putting together your 5-paragraph essay unit easier with this FREE 5-Paragraph Essay Pacing & Teaching Guide! These five pages cover unit objectives, learning targets and standards, suggested lesson sequence, and include tips and supplemental resources. The suggested lesson sequence uses It's Lit Teaching 5-paragraph essay resources. With tips for additional scaffolding, you can easily make these lessons fit into your cla
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8th - 11th
Differentiation Planning Template
Use WIDA and all 4 language modalities to plan for instruction across the week!
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PreK - 12th
The Crucible: Feminist Perspective Unit Map
A unit map for reading the play "The Crucible" from a feminist perspective
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Day of the Dead Essay/Expository Writing Prompts
Select from five prompts for Day of the Dead reflective writing written in collaboration with English Language Arts teachers.Students have the options to write about themselves, others, the world, or from a fictional perspective. Three of the questions apply to any learning of the Day of the Dead, and two refer to the film, "Book of Life".
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7th - 12th
Writing: My American Dream
This is a writing assignment that could be used with any literature unit dealing with the American Dream. It was created originally for resource English 3 students. It can be used with a wide range of ages.
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6th - 12th
A Study in Scarlet Mini-Unit
Used as an introduction to Murder on the Orient Express and as a way of looking at style and genre, this essay assignment asks students to compare "A Study in Scarlet," "A Study in Pink," and "A Study in Emerald." These are all differing versions of the same base work "A Study in Scarlet" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
A Study in Scarlet Comparison Essay by Amanda Klop is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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9th - 12th
Bullying Inquiry: Overheard at Rehearsal
This inquiry-focused introductory activity is perfect for launching a unit into bullying or speaking up against injustice. I have used this gateway activity to begin teaching _Number the Stars_, _The Devil's Arithmetic_, and _Night_ with great success. Includes a "case" with different perspectives for students to discuss, discussion questions, and suggestions for connected research with prompts. This activity is aligned with Common Core State Standards in Speaking and Listening and creates a hoo
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5th - 9th
24 Hour Digital Media Fast Experiment
Components: Personal experience, observation, critical analysis
This is the first assignment in a full semester of college composition with the theme of “Happiness.” This experiment asks students to refrain from all forms of digital media for 24 consecutive hours, take meticulous observation notes during the fast, and then write a 500-1000 word essay relating and examining their experiences. Questions about the connection between digital media usage and happiness guide students’ responses. Cla
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to Structure a Literary Essay
How to Structure a Literary Essay is super simple and useful step-by-step PowerPoint for 6th-8th grade students that are newly introduced to the paper writing process. The examples are from the series Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard. All photos have been retrieved from internet searches re: Red Queen and may have copywrite. For classroom use only and not for resale.
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6th - 12th
Types of Power (2017)
This resource defines six kinds of power and invites literature students to consider them in relation to their text. It also provides links to contemporary and historical examples of disempowerment/discrimination, as well as two narrative examples with images. Useful for examination of a wide range of texts, and as part of cultural competency development.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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