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How To Teach Academic Listening Skills - Worksheet for TED Talk & Lectures The 'How To Teach Academic Listening Skills - Worksheet for TED Talk & Lectures' is a comprehensive and detailed teaching resource designed to uplift the listening…
How To Write A Balanced Argument Or A Discursive Essay (9-14 years) This essential teaching resource is designed to bridge the gap in the development of key literacy skills, ideal for students in Grade 4 through Grade 9.
A single-chapter excerpt ('How to Write a Fiction Book Report', product code CCP1101-5) from the larger 'How to Write a Book Report' workbook, teaching students to draft and revise a fiction book report using prewriting techniques and graphic organizers.
FLASH-PC: Enhancing Comprehension Skills for Middle School Students How to Write a Book Report: Nonfiction Book Reports - FLASH-PC is an effective and versatile resource designed to enhance the comprehension skills of students in grades 5…
Teach students what a narrative essay is and how to write one (sensory/action verbs, sequencing, five-paragraph outline structure) via an interactive Google Slides activity, plus a printable five-paragraph outline worksheet, accessed through this PDF.
Cover title identifies this chapter slice as 'Writing a Descriptive Essay', part of the 'How to Write an Essay' 12-chapter workbook; front matter states the workbook is based on a five-step writing model for teaching essay composition and includes writing tasks to develop students' thinking skills and understanding.
A step-by-step guide teaching students to brainstorm, organize, and write across multiple genres (friendly and business letters, book reports, formal reports, essays, poetry, short stories), covering the writing process from idea generation through proofreading and sentence-level style.
Teaches students persuasive-writing techniques (tone, structure, rhetorical devices) for writing posters, adverts, and leaflets, using worked examples and practice tasks.
A multi-part CLOSE-reading unit teaching human body systems through nonfiction passages, vocabulary work, and graphic organizers.
Grade 6 health-education lesson teaching media literacy and critical thinking about sexually explicit media, consent, and healthy relationships.
An integrated math and social studies lesson teaching that access to clean water is a human right, using the lack of clean drinking water in Canadian First Nations communities as a real-world case study.
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for argumentative essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress.
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for expository essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress before and after writing.
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for literary analysis essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress.
Guide middle school students through a 2-day process of setting, planning, and reflecting on personal writing-conventions goals (grammar, punctuation, spelling, sentence structure) as part of narrative writing instruction.
Teach middle school students to write a text-based, well-organized informative essay with proper citations over a ten-day digital unit, using video lessons, guided notes, and non-fiction texts.
Guided fill-in-the-blank notes teach students to build an informative essay introduction from three parts — a hook, an "arch" transition sentence, and a thesis restating the prompt with supporting reasons — using the branded Pixanotes note-taking format. Over three practice days, students read short nonfiction passages on the Titanic disaster, lightning, and photography, then write their own introduction paragraphs responding to a prompt about each. A day-five assessment gives students a passage on the history of technology and asks them to choose the strongest hook, arch, and thesis from multiple-choice options. Full answer keys are provided for the notes, sample paragraphs, and assessment, and the file also includes digital instructions, a Google Slides notes/practice link and a Google Forms quiz link. The Slides link is currently unavailable; use the printable notes and practice instead. Once students can write this introduction, a 5-paragraph essay outline shows where it fits alongside the three body paragraphs and conclusion of a complete essay.
This resource was developed to meet the requirements of the 8th Grade Equations & Expressions Standard below: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.EE .1 Know and apply the properties of integer exponents to generate equivalent numerical expressions.
In this product, there is a 9 slide PowerPoint and a Scenario handout. This is an SEL presentation. Students will learn about the concept of intent versus impact.
In an age of constant media exposure and "fake news," are your students equipped to tell the difference between data and deception? This comprehensive, no-prep curriculum packet, "Interpreting Deceptive News Graphs: The Architecture of…
"AI Agents: An Introduction to Simple Automated Task Worksheets for Middle-Grade Students" consists of a total of 34 pages in one downloadable PDF file.
Introduction to Microsoft Excel Tutorial A comprehensive teaching resource, Introduction to Microsoft Excel, is cautiously developed for educators aiming to enhance their students' skills in this crucial tool.
Introduce students to kenning poetry (a compound-metaphor poetic device historically used by Vikings) and have them write their own kenning poems.
Introduce students to narrative poetry as a genre, using video clips, guided discussion, language-device practice, and a full worked example (the poem 'Matilda') plus an independent homework poem.