Ready-made teaching kits

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• Grade 6 · ELAOrganizing an Argument EssayUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAInformative Essay StructureUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAEvaluating Source CredibilityUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAParaphrasing and Avoiding PlagiarismUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELALeading Collaborative DiscussionsUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 7 · ELATheme DevelopmentUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELACiting Textual EvidenceUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAPhrases and ClausesUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAConnotation and DenotationUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAMisplaced and Dangling ModifiersUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAHistorical Fiction and FactUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAAlliteration, Assonance and RhymeUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAMultiple Central IdeasUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELASimple, Compound and Complex SentencesUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELACoordinate Adjectives and CommasUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAHow Setting Shapes CharactersUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAAuthor's Position vs OthersUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAConcise Language: Cutting WordinessUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELALiterary AllusionsUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAPoetic Forms and StructureUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAContrasting Points of View in a StoryUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAHow People and Events InteractUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAAnalyzing Text Structure in SectionsUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAEvaluating Evidence SufficiencyUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELATwo Authors, One TopicUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAArgument Introductions and ConclusionsUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAWriting a Compare-and-Contrast EssayUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELABuilding Suspense in NarrativesUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAFormulating Research QuestionsUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAEvaluating a Speaker's ArgumentUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELADelivering a Persuasive SpeechUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 8 · ELACounterclaims and RebuttalsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAActive and Passive VoiceUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAElements of PoetryUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAWord Choice, Tone and MoodUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAGerunds, Participles and InfinitivesUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAVerb MoodsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELADramatic Irony and SuspenseUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELASpotting Irrelevant EvidenceUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAParallel StructureUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAEllipses, Dashes and PausesUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAFlashback and ForeshadowingUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAWhen Texts Disagree on FactsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAVerbal Irony and PunsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAEtymology and Word OriginsUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELADialogue That Reveals CharacterUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELATracing a Central IdeaUSAges 13–143 levels
• Grade 8 · ELAComparing Story StructuresUSAges 13–143 levels