Citing Textual Evidence

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Create an intervention worksheet for 9th graders with a focus on comprehension skills and citing textual evidence, whether directly stated or implied

This resource focuses on understanding how to find and cite direct textual evidence to support ideas, similar to the role of a detective uncovering clues. It defines 'Direct Textual Evidence' and outlines how to correctly cite quotes from passages. The document includes examples of correct and incorrect citations, guided practice questions utilizing passages, and instructions for identifying explicit versus implicit evidence. Additionally, it provides opportunities for mixed practice with different passages, promoting skills needed for effective analysis and inference-making. The self-assessment and exit ticket sections encourage reflection on confidence in using textual evidence.