This is a picture story with attached worksheets of a refugee searching for housing.
It includes topics of neighborhoods, apartment size, costs, deposit and lease agreement.
It contains worksheets that go with the story.
100 point Rubric for a Narrative Essay with sections on Submission, Grammar, Organization, Content Academic Writing.
100 point Rubric for an Opinion Essay with sections on Submission, Grammar, Organization, Content Academic Writing
100 point essay for a Persuasive Rubric with sections on Submission, Grammar, Organization, Content Academic Writing.
Rubric for a student presentation.
100 point Rubric for a Pro/Con Essay on sections on Submission, Grammar, Organization, Content Academic Writing.
10 point rubric for a reaction to a text or video.Rubric sections include: grammar, organization, content
10 point rubric for a summary of a non-fiction article,Rubric sections include: grammar, organization, content
10 point rubric for a writing reflection.Includes sections on: grammar, organization and content
15 point Rubric for Voicethread commenting assignment with sections on Submission, Content, and Collegiality
20 point Rubric for Discussion Board Posts/Replies with sections on Submission, Content, Grammar, Collegiality.
Use this worksheet to evaluate websites for credibility and reliability.
Adult learners at Low Intermediate Basic Education level (grade grouping C/grades 4-5) are introduced to words that are frequently confused such as to, too, and two. Learners use three methods to identify which confusing word should be used in speaking or writing: define the word, create a visual image, and find a synonym that has the same meaning.
A handy overview of some of the main spelling and vocabulary differences between US and UK English, focused on food vocabulary.