Details
Pages
70 Pages
Subject
ELA
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Resource Type
Activities, Fun, Learning Centers
Standard
Common Core English Language Arts Standards
Description
TEACH ETHOS PATHOS LOGOS WITH ENGAGING STATIONS ACTIVITY
This lesson activity includes a slideshow printable note-guide & printable stations. The purpose of this lesson is to have students practice determining the difference between ethos, pathos, and logos by viewing fun and relatable statements on each slide (or at each station). Students then write the appeal and their rationale within their printed note-guide. At the end of the activity, students create their own example statements for all three appeals to apply what they have learned. You can complete this lesson by teaching the slideshow or by printing out the stations within the slideshow and having students go to each station to fill out their guide.
Teacher instructions: Print out the two page note-taking guide (double sided). Present this slideshow to your students as they follow along on their note-taking guides. Each slide correlates with a section of students' note-taking guide. The purpose of this lesson is to have students practice determining the difference between ethos, pathos, and logos. At the end of the activity, students create their own example statements for all three appeals to apply what they have learned.
Options for this lesson: The slideshow allows for discussion within the lesson. There are ten statements within the slideshow. You can have students pause during each of the ten slides and have them discuss which appeal is present and why within their small groups or partners. Then, you can have them share out after. You can also have students pull up the slides on a computer and let them work in groups to complete the lesson if you would like students to be more involved in their learning.
Stations: There are also 10 printable versions of this slideshow if you would like to print them and create 10 areas of the classroom for students to move to at their own pace or in small groups. (They can go to each station out of order while filling in their guide.
Sub plans: This slideshow also can also be left for students an easy subplan. Leave printed copies of the student note-taking guides and push this slideshow out in 'View Only" mode to Google Classroom. Students can independently work on this lesson using a computer/Chromebook and their note-guide.
This lesson activity includes a slideshow printable note-guide & printable stations. The purpose of this lesson is to have students practice determining the difference between ethos, pathos, and logos by viewing fun and relatable statements on each slide (or at each station). Students then write the appeal and their rationale within their printed note-guide. At the end of the activity, students create their own example statements for all three appeals to apply what they have learned. You can complete this lesson by teaching the slideshow or by printing out the stations within the slideshow and having students go to each station to fill out their guide.
Teacher instructions: Print out the two page note-taking guide (double sided). Present this slideshow to your students as they follow along on their note-taking guides. Each slide correlates with a section of students' note-taking guide. The purpose of this lesson is to have students practice determining the difference between ethos, pathos, and logos. At the end of the activity, students create their own example statements for all three appeals to apply what they have learned.
Options for this lesson: The slideshow allows for discussion within the lesson. There are ten statements within the slideshow. You can have students pause during each of the ten slides and have them discuss which appeal is present and why within their small groups or partners. Then, you can have them share out after. You can also have students pull up the slides on a computer and let them work in groups to complete the lesson if you would like students to be more involved in their learning.
Stations: There are also 10 printable versions of this slideshow if you would like to print them and create 10 areas of the classroom for students to move to at their own pace or in small groups. (They can go to each station out of order while filling in their guide.
Sub plans: This slideshow also can also be left for students an easy subplan. Leave printed copies of the student note-taking guides and push this slideshow out in 'View Only" mode to Google Classroom. Students can independently work on this lesson using a computer/Chromebook and their note-guide.
TEACH ETHOS PATHOS LOGOS WITH ENGAGING STATIONS ACTIVITY This lesson activity includes a slideshow printable note-guide & printable stations. The purpose of this lesson is to have students practice determining the difference between ethos, pathos, and logos by viewing fun... more
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