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Rhetorical Appeals Maze - Ethos Pathos Logos Rhetorical Devices No-Prep Activity
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Add to cartEasy, no-prep, print-and-go worksheet to review rhetorical devices in secondary English Language Arts classes! Cover ethos, pathos, and logos with this great resource!
This is a no-prep resource to review rhetorical devices. Use it as...
Two options are available to support the needs of your class! Students will start in the top left corner and move through the maze, matching each example with its matching rhetorical device in order to move on. We recommend having students draw their lines with a highlighter, but a pencil works fine, too! There is no "end here" given to students in the original form of the maze. Instead, students must determine where the maze ends based on which square they are in when they run out of possible correct answers. This level of challenge makes the maze a bit more difficult and avoids "giving away" the final answer. However, we have included a version with an "end here" designation included, in case you would prefer that scaffolding for your students.
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“This is a great resource. My students enjoyed it and it was easy to prep!”
“Great resource. Students enjoyed the challenge aspect.”
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Great resource. Students enjoyed the challenge aspect.
Allison J.
Grades taught: 10th, 11th
I used this as a quick way to review rhetorical appeals, and my students thoroughly enjoyed the activity. It was easy to use, and my students had fun completing the maze!
Alicia F.
Grades taught: 10th
This was a great opening activity to use the day after taking focused notes on Aristotle's appeals. The students worked together in partner groups to accomplish this activity. It worked great!
Erin M.
Grades taught: 10th
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