11th Grade Reading Scaffolded Notes

Perfect for learners who have IEP's requiring class notes, correctly completed examples, and graphic organizers.

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I was tired of writing things on the board over and over again. I was tired of printing out pages that students threw away. I was also tired of answering questions that students could find for themselves. So I made a book to make sure I wouldn't have to anymore.

Over the course of 2 months, I thought of everything that I would have to teach, explain, write examples of, and print, and I put all my tips and tricks into ONE BOOK. I printed this out and spiral bound all the pages for each of my students. Every time my students ask me to repeat something, I point them to the book.

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Sections:

• Revising & Editing
• Fiction
• Non-fiction
• Writing
• Graphic Organizers & Notes
• Index

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This Resource Includes PDF & PowerPoint of…

•4 page student packet full of readings and activities to engage with the information

•Answer Keys for packet

***This is a small part of a larger Church History Unit that can be found here.

The Packet Contains…

• Councils reading passage to introduce the Council of Nicea
• Nicene Creed fill-in-the-blank worksheet
• Nicene Creed worksheet where students analyze the meaning of the prayer and connect it to Catholic Doctrine and teachings
• Council of Trent reading and table analyzing the difference between Catholic and Protestant beliefs

Ideas for Using This Resource:

• Interactive Learning: Use the reading passages and worksheets to spark interactive classroom discussions about the historical impact and theological significance of the Councils.
• Group Activities: Divide students into groups to analyze the Nicene Creed and present their findings to the class, promoting collaborative learning and deeper understanding of Catholic beliefs.
• Comparative Analysis: Utilize the table from the Council of Trent section to help students create visual charts comparing Catholic and Protestant beliefs. This visual approach can make complex theological differences more accessible and easier to understand.

Who Should Use This Resource: This resource is ideal for middle school teachers, religious education instructors, and catechists who want to provide their students with a structured and engaging way to learn about key events in Church history. It is also well-suited for homeschool parents who wish to integrate Church history into their curriculum. The clear and accessible format of both the PDF and PowerPoint makes it versatile for classroom use, group activities, or remote learning environments.

Incorporating this resource into your Church History curriculum can help students gain a solid understanding of the Councils of Nicea and Trent, the Nicene Creed, and their impact on Catholic doctrine. By using these engaging activities, you can enhance students' comprehension and appreciation of Church history, making these significant historical events more relatable and memorable.