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Argumentative, Persuasive, and Literary Analysis Essay Writing Guide & Outline
This resource is a very simple, straight-forward, and easy-to-follow essay writing outline designed to guide students in crafting argumentative, persuasive, and literary analysis essays.This guide and outline breaks down the essay writing process step-by-step, and includes specific tips and tricks for further development.Be sure to also check out these other similar resources:Explanatory Expository Quote Essay Guide with ModelWriting Portfolio Assignments10th Grade English Lessons for Entire Yea
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Student Essay Self-Evaluation (Handout)
This double-sided document offers students an opportunity to evaluate and reflect on their own writing before submitting their essays for a final grade. It scaffolds the essential components of a well-composed essay and provides them with guidance when in the revision stage of their drafts. It covers the necessary elements for an introduction, body, and conclusion paragraph, as well as addressing mechanics and writing style. Additionally, this document can serve as a formative assessment for tea
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5th - 10th
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Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) MEGA BUNDLE American I & II Essay Rubrics
Teach American I and American II (or US History) and want an additional challenge for your Honors class? I've got you covered! (Note: these Essays connect extremely well with my Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American I (and II) Bundle, but are capable of standing on their own 100%) Here are 31 detailed essay rubrics and a Practice Essay (One for each week) that cover important American Historical events from 1588 to Present Day. There are CLEAR and CONCISE instructions for students on
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
10th Grade English Language Arts – (15) Meaningful Writing Portfolio Assignments
This is a 10th Grade Writing Portfolio of meaningful and world related assignments surrounding the theme of "Where are We Going?" and addressing the following writing styles: Persuasive, Argumentative, Expository-Quote, Expository-Situation, Compare/Contrast, and Speculative. Writing Prompt Topics:Prepare for Tomorrow, TodayOn a Separate NoteModifying Schools for Further SuccessProne to Technological Take-OverCreating Improved World FortunesNew ElectiveBe ProactiveEducational ReprieveConsequence
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9th - 12th
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Argumentative Research Writing Prompts – Debate Topics for HS ELA
This product is comprised of (12) carefully crafted and controversial debate topics & argumentative research writing prompts. Every prompt is highly relevant to the world we live in today, and allows for students to explore critical concepts and questions we face looking ahead to the future.These prompts are also organized by grade level complexity and relevance, with 3 prompts each for 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade.Debate/Argumentative Writing Prompt Topics Include:9th GradePrompt #1: Soc
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9th - 12th
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Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American II - Essay Rubrics’
Teach American II (or US History) and want an additional challenge for your Honors class? I've got you covered!(Note: these Essays connect extremely well with my Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American II Bundle, but are capable of standing on their own 100%)Here are 16 detailed essay rubrics and a Practice Essay (One for each week) that cover important American Historical events from 1855 to Present Day. There are CLEAR and CONCISE instructions for students on each Rubric of what is ex
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8th - 12th
Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American I - Essay Rubrics
Teach American I (or US History) and want an additional challenge for your Honors class? I've got you covered!(Note: these Essays connect extremely well with my Instant Curriculum (Just Add Teacher) - American I Bundle, but are capable of standing on their own 100%)Here are 15 detailed essay rubrics and a Practice Essay (One for each week) that cover important American Historical events from 1588 to 1877. There are CLEAR and CONCISE instructions for students on each Rubric of what is expected. T
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
writing topics for 12th grade students to consider during Women's History Month
During Women's History Month, it is important for 12th grade students to reflect on the contributions of women throughout history and their impact on society. A teaching resource of writing topics can be an effective way to encourage critical thinking and creative expression among students.This teaching resource can provide a variety of writing prompts that cover a wide range of themes related to women's history, such as historical figures, social movements, and contemporary issues. The topics c
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10th - 12th
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