• Sentence Deconstruction/ Sentence Chunking
  MS Word

Passage Level (For Textbook or Primary Source/s)

• Cause and Effect MS Word
  
• Chronology MS Word
  
• Points of View, Debate, Message MS Word
  
• Compare and Contrast MS Word
  
• Thesis and Evidence MS Word
  
• Cornell Note taking Guide MS Word
  
• Chapter Reading Log MS Word

Graphic Organizers (for Primary Source reading & for comparing/corroborating multiple sources)

• Analyzing a Political Cartoon NEW
• Analyzing Art NEW
• Who, What, Where, When, Why Graphic Organizer with writing frames to make a claim MS Word
  
• EAR [Evidence, Analysis, Relevance] MS Word
  
• EARS [Evidence, Analysis, Relevance, Source]  MS Word           
  
• EAR to analyze Quotes [Quote, Evidence, Analysis, Relevance] MS Word
  
• APPARTS (Author, Place & time, Prior knowledge, Audience, Reason, The main idea, Significance) MS Word
  
• CAMPS (Context, Author & audience, Message, Perspective, Significance) MS Word
  
• SOAPS (Subject, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Speaker) MS Word
  
• DBQ_Multiple Sources Analysis MS Word

References for teachers:

• List of commonly used words to show relationships in a reading MS Excel
  
  
• List of words that give clues to the type of passage (chronology, cause & effect, compare & contrast, debate/point of view, etc) MS Word
  

Writing Templates

• Basic Structured Paragraph Outline (Thesis, Evidence for 3 categories, Analysis, Concluding Sentence) MS Word
  
• Intermediate Structured Paragraph Outline (Thesis, Evidence x2, Specific Evidence x2, Analysis, Concluding Sentence) MS Word
  
• Advanced Structured Paragraph (Thesis, Evidence x2, Specific Evidence x2, Analysis x2, Concluding Sentence) MS Word
  
• 5-Paragraph Essay Outline (Intro paragraph, 3 body paragraphs with Topic sentence, Evidence, Specific Evidence, Analysis, Concluding Sentence) MS Word
  
• Analyzing Evidence: EAR worksheet, Writing Outline to compliment worksheet MS Word
  
• DBQ – Multiple sources analysis, Essay Outline MS Word
  
• Deconstructing the Writing Prompt Student Worksheet  MS Word          

Primary Source/s Written Responses

• Primary Source Analysis-Making a claim, with sentence starters MS Word
  
• DBQ – Multiple sources analysis, Essay Outline MS Word
  

Rubrics for writing

• Elementary MS Word
  
• Middle or High School MS Word

Handouts for Students that break down the writing process:

• Deconstructing the Prompt MS Word
  
• Handout for students that breaks down the writing process into 10-Steps: Breaking down the
  Thesis, Gathering Evidence, Sorting & categorizing evidence, etc; a variety of Templates for Evidence MS Word

References for Teachers:

• Writing Genres & Expository writing terms MS Word
  
• Thesis Statements Development Workshop MS Word
  
• In-Depth Handout for students explaining how to use quotes in writing MS Word
  
• Brief overview for students explaining how to use quotes in writing MS Word