Embedding Quotations in Writing – Teaching How to Embed Quotes
$6.50
Teach your students how to properly embed, cite, and explain quotes in their writing with this comprehensive teaching lesson! Students will learn four different ways to embed quotes in their writing. This lesson includes ample activities for practice, and students can apply the skill all year long.
This resource includes:
- A 57-slide EDITABLE PowerPoint presentation that directly instructs students how to properly embed quotes.
- An individual or group brainstorming activity to come up with other words to use instead of said.
- A student reference sheet that gives tips and examples for how to embed a quote
- Five practice worksheets for students to practice introducing quotes with the four ways taught in the PowerPoint. Three are from famous speeches and two are from literature.
- One blank practice worksheet for students to practice introducing quotes that directly correlate with what you are currently teaching in your classroom.
- Two identify and correct worksheets that can be used several different ways: individually as practice, individually as an assessment, as a group activity.
- A student checklist
- Two different student reference handouts and resources.
- Answer keys to the brainstorming activity and identify and correct worksheets
This resource is included in these TWO bundles:
Secondary English Curriculum: Common Core – Grades 7-10
Ultimate Writing Bundle for Secondary English
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Annotating Text Made Easy – CCSS aligned
Paraphrasing, Quoting, and Summarizing: A Common Core Writing Mini Unit
Ultimate Argument Writing Bundle (Grades 7-12)
Ultimate Research Writing Bundle (Grades 8-12)
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