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Common Core W.11-12.2d resources on sale
Growing ELA BUNDLE Fun Mystery Picture Pixel Art Puzzle Digital Review Activity
Grammar and writing skill practice has never been so fun! Practice punctuation, capitalization, and other writing/grammar concepts with these self-checking, highly motivating Google Sheets™. Use as warm-ups, exit tickets, or mini-lessons. Self-checking and highly motivating! This GROWING BUNDLE currently includes 22 English Language Arts mystery reveal pixel art activities:Sentence, Fragment, or Run-On (x 3)Frequently Confused WordsLiterary DevicesCapitalizing Proper NounsParts of SpeechPunctuat
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5th - 11th
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11th Grade English Entire Year: Complete, Full Junior Year, American Literature
Perfect for in-class instruction OR distance learning! Your JUNIOR, 11th grade year curriculum and lessons in a single purchase! This giant bundle emphasizes rhetorical strategies for communication, argument, and American literature. It is easily adaptable to college preparation classes and Advance Placement, Language and Composition classes. I have taught both levels, and these units are my effort to teach the very best content and skills to every level of student who hopes to advance to col
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11th - 12th
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Analogies Practice | ELA Mystery Reveal Picture Pixel Art Puzzle Google Sheets™
Use as a mini-lesson, review, bell ringer, or exit ticket. For this self-checking activity, students must complete the analogy to reveal the hidden picture! Directions: Using the dropdown menu, choose the word that best completes the analogy based on the type of analogy presented.Your goal should be to correctly identify answers ON THE FIRST TRY.It's really important that you stress to your students the importance of trying to be correct the first time. Otherwise, the practice won't be meaningfu
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6th - 11th
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Using More Precise Language in Writing Mystery Picture Pixel Puzzle SBAC Prep
Practice domain-specific vocabulary with Google Sheets™. Use as a warm-up, bell ringer, exit ticket, mini-lesson, or ELA test prep (SBAC). Self-checking and highly motivating!It's really important that you stress to your students the importance of trying to be correct the first time. Otherwise, the practice won't be meaningful. I recommend having students complete this in pairs but on their own devices to encourage conversation.Similar Products:Sentence, Fragment, or Run-On? #1 | Mystery Reveal
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7th - 11th
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