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Common Core RI.9-10.4 images
SPACECAT Downloadable Graphic
Say goodbye to merely answering the neverending question, "What does the 'E' in SPACECAT mean?" I've got your back!A bold visual aid to help your students retain SPACECAT and better understand each individual aspect of the acronym. Plus, it's adorable. Enjoy!
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9th - 12th
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Writing Style Poster Printable
"Style" is often a tough concept for students to understand because it can be hard to define and is so abstract. This fun poster easily defines the components of style so that students know what to look for when reading and analyzing. Using Auteur Theory, I developed this system for teaching style to my AP Language and Composition students and noticed immediately how their analysis of both fiction and non-fiction texts improve dramatically. This poster is 18x24 inches and is currently in PNG for
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Animal Farm Bundle
Looking for a comprehensive way to assess your high school students' understanding of "Animal Farm" by George Orwell? Look no further than this collection of quizzes and a final test!Aligned with Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts in grades 9-10, these assessments cover a variety of literary analysis skills, including citing textual evidence, analyzing character development, determining themes, and evaluating an author's choices in structure and language.The quizzes and final
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9th
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Determining Tone Infographic
This infographic describes the process for determining an author's tone. This can be used as a guide for students when analyzing ANY piece of literature. The full graphic with explanations (not the covered image in the preview) will download upon purchase.
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9th - 12th
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Instagram Worthy Lyrics: Song Analysis
Students will choose a song to analyze for literary devices.
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7th - 10th
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Electron Configuration and Noble Gas Notation.
The pdf explain how use the Aubauf and Hund's rules and Pauli's exclusion principle to write the electron configuration for different elements. The visual presentation uses two examples to explain the process step-by-step and at the same time, introduces how to use the electron configuration to find the location on the periodic table of a given element.
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9th - 12th
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HS-PS1-1
Relevant Recommended Reading for High School Students as of July 2022
Here is a relevant list of books for high school students that I wish my "high school" self could have had access to in my quest to "figure out life" at that age. You might want to expose them to the audiobook versions as routine component of your weekly plan.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Relevant Recommended Reading for High School Students of August 2022
Here is a relevant list of books for high school students that I wish my "high school" self could have had access to in my quest to "figure out life" at that age. You might want to expose them to the audiobook versions as a routine component of your weekly plan.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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