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Essay Research Guide: Significant Abolitionists

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Research essay guide: five-paragraph requirements, at least three sources, due dates, and self and peer checks
Essay requirements and review checklist in color
Abolitionist essay rubric: organization, writing style, source relevance, and syntax and MLA style, totaling 40 points
40-point essay assessment rubric in color
Abolitionist research planner: choose from 10 people or another subject, record facts, and draw five related items
Subject selection and initial research planner in color
Research note-taking sheet: record four sources and notes on an abolitionist's early life, work, and historical legacy
Source records and research notes in color
Essay outline, part 1: plan an introduction, early-life paragraph, and evidence about an abolitionist's important work
First of two essay outlining pages
Essay outline, part 2: elaborate on abolitionist work, develop the historical legacy paragraph, and plan the conclusion
Second outlining page, continuing important work
Black-and-white essay guide: five-paragraph requirements, MLA style, due dates, writing tips, and peer review
Black-and-white requirements and review checklist
Black-and-white abolitionist essay rubric: four categories scored out of 10, a 40-point total, and teacher feedback
Black-and-white version of the essay rubric
Black-and-white research planner: select an abolitionist, gather biographical facts, and illustrate five related items
Black-and-white subject selection and research planner
Black-and-white research notes sheet: four source records plus an abolitionist's early life, major work, and legacy
Black-and-white source and note-taking sheet
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Essay Research Guide: Significant Abolitionists is a scaffolded research project to guide students through selecting an abolitionist, gathering facts, outlining, writing, peer reviewing and finalizing a five-paragraph research essay. Students start by selecting an abolitionist and taking notes using the included two-page handout. Next, they use their notes to complete the essay outline. From there, students draft their essay, peer review with the checklist, and submit a final draft. The project concludes with teacher assessment using the provided standards-based rubric. This well-rounded activity develops key research skills and fits grades 8-12 ELA or social studies. Use the full lesson or individual components as a research sub plan. Editable rubric integrates with Google Classroom.

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