Citing Text Evidence Posters
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Want your students to trace an argument middle school? This resource has five different listening sheets for students to trace an argument listening to the podcast Smash Boom Best.
Students can practice identifying and evaluating arguments, reasons, and evidence with these listening sheets and the Smash, Boom, Best Podcast.
Included in this resource:
Editable PPT and Google Version (some items are not editable due to Terms of Use)
Separate Google Slide Version - completely editable
NOT Editable PDF print
The resource is intended to be used with the podcast Smash, Boom, Best. But it could be used to trace any argument. You may want to make small changes if you use it with a different text. The title on each slide says, “Listening Sheets” and is not editable on the PPT and PDF versions, but the separate Google Slide version is completely editable if you want to use it with a different text.
❤️ You will love using Trace an Argument Middle School. If you need to change wording, the PPT and Google version are editable (some elements are NOT editable, due to Terms of Use), so you can make it your own and meet your student’s needs.
You have access to:
PPT & Google version - EDITABLE (some elements are not editable due to Terms of Use)
PDF version - NOT EDITABLE
Google Slides version - COMPLETELY EDITABLE
Paid fonts: Caffeine Than Adulting - PB Fonts
The other font is a free PPT Font: Verdana
Checkout the preview for a closer look at what is included in the resource ❤️
Copyright © Annotated ELA, Melissa Burch
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“Middle school students always struggle with argument writing (and essays in general), and this resource was another great practice for them.”
“Very engaging way to supplement existing curriculum.”
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Middle school students always struggle with argument writing (and essays in general), and this resource was another great practice for them.
Melissa L.
Grades taught: 7th
Very engaging way to supplement existing curriculum.
Lisa K.
Grades taught: 7th
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