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MLRP-K12-EN-K10-Q2-1.0.0
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Evaluating Informational Text in a Range of Media (Spoken, Written, Visual, and Multimedia) for Clarity of Meaning, Purpose, Form, and Function - I
Evaluating Informational Text in a Range of Media (Spoken, Written, Visual, and Multimedia) for Clarity of Meaning, Purpose, Form, and Function - II
Publishing a Multimodal Informational Text for One’s Purpose and Target Audience
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Publishing a Multimodal Informational Text for One’s Purpose and Target Audience
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DEV_Video - Description Text Structure
PRO_Video - Use Linking Words and Phrases to Connect Reasons to Your Claim
DEV_Video - Sentence Clause
PRO_Video - How to Vlog on the Go
DEV_Video - Understanding Rhetoric 1
DEV_Video - Revising
PRO_Video - Connect Ideas Using Transition Words, Phrases, and Clauses
PRO_Video - Add Transition Words and Phrases to Informational Writing
DEV_Video - Transition Words and Phrases
PRO_Video - Signal a Transition with a New Paragraph
BEG_Video - Introduction to Crash Course Navigating Digital Information 1
DEV_Video - Technical Writing
Video — Author's Argument
PRO_Video - Include Direct Quotes
DEV_Video - Paraphrasing
PRO_Video - Include Quotations from Outside Sources
DEV_Video - Nonfiction Expository Writing (Revision)
DEV_Video - Revising Writing
DEV_Video - Direct and Indirect Quotes
PRO_Video - How to Summarize a Text in English
DEV_Video - ESL Writing – Summarizing and Paraphrasing
DEV_Video - Citing Textual Evidence During Reading (Reading Comprehension)
PRO_Video - Gather Evidence to Support a Thesis
BEG_Printable Worksheet - The Story Elements and Theme
DEV_Discussion Presentation - The Story Elements and Theme
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Basic Features of Text Genres – Informational and Narratives
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Basic Features of Text Genres – Informational and Narrative
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Persuasive Texts
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Persuasive Texts
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Types of Story Conflicts
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Types of Story Conflicts
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Listening Strategies and Prosodic Features of Speech
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Listening Strategies and Prosodic Features of Speech
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Tone, Mood, Technique and Author’s Purpose
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Tone, Mood, Technique and Author’s Purpose
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Analytical Listening in Detecting Biases and Prejudice
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Analytical Listening in Detecting Biases and Prejudice
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Formal and Extended Definitions
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Formal and Extended Definitions
PRO_Video - Draft Informational, Research-Based Writing
PRO_Video - Add Text Features
PRO_Video - Organize Ideas Into Groups
PRO_Video - English Essentials: Flying Through Film – Structure, Editing and Genre in Films
PRO_Video - Writing a Thesis Statement Expressing the Main Idea of a Constructed Response
PRO_Video - Organize Ideas to Create a Structure
DEV_Video - Central Idea of Informational Text
DEV_Video - Nonfiction Expository Writing (Revision)
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Generalizations and Exaggerations in Writing or Delivering a Speech
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Generalizations and Exaggerations in Writing or Delivering a Speech
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Citing Sources
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Citing Sources
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Argumentative Essay’s Thesis Statement and Claims
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Argumentative Essay’s Thesis Statement and Claims
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Writing Argumentative Essay
BEG_Printable Worksheet - Writing Argumentative Essay
DEV_Discussion Presentation - Generalizations and Exaggerations in Writing or Delivering a Speech ►