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High school ELA test prep games on sale
Rebus Word Puzzles FUN Language Digital Resources Warm Ups centers
Engage your students' minds with Rebus Word Puzzles, an innovative resource tailored for middle and high school classrooms! With 80 total slides including 16 instructional slides, your students will grasp the concept of rebuses, decipher examples with solutions, and gain valuable tips for tackling these brain teasers. Plus, I've included explanations of idioms or vocabulary, ensuring all students can participate regardless of background knowledge.But that's not all – dive into the challenge with
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6th - 12th
Roll & Analyze Informational Text EOC Prep Writing Fun Collaborative
This Roll and Analyze activity for informational text is a fun and engaging way for students to engage in text-based critical thinking and writing.Includes "I can" statements. I can: Analyze central ideacite textual evidenceanalyze toneanalyze author's purposedefine vocabulary in contextwrite an objective summary, identify interpret and analyze the purpose of figurative languageexplain the significance of self-selected quoteswork in cooperative groups.Can be completed in pairs, in larger groups
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6th - 12th
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Figurative Language Review, Quiz, and Game - Turtle Theme
This activity consists of a teaching and/or review session for Figurative Language, a 25 question quiz and answer key, and a printable maze game with included game cards and game instructions. Teachers can use the review to teach/re-teach students Figurative Language. Students can then take the quiz for credit or practice. After the quiz, students and the teacher work together to correct the quiz and play the game! The game can be modified for any review and the game cards can be decorated t
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7th - 12th
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Shakespeare's Flashcards -ELA
Want to introduce some of Shakespeare's most famous phrases? Need something fun to move into or out of your Shakespeare unit? Check out this set of 84 different phrases to play a quick drawing and guessing game like Pictionary Works for lessons on diction (connotation and denotation), figurative language, or just for a fun, brain break for students!Left Click on the card from top left to right to reveal the answer.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Roll & Analyze Literature EOC Prep NC RL.10.1-RL.10.4 Writing Fun Collaborative
This Roll and Analyze activity for literature is a fun and engaging way for students to engage in text-based critical thinking and writing.Includes "I can" statements. I can: Analyze themecite textual evidenceanalyze a characterdefine vocabulary in contextwrite an objective summary, identify interpret and analyze the purpose of figurative languageexplain the significance of self-selected quoteswork in cooperative groups.Can be completed in pairs, in larger groups, or individually. I have had s
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6th - 12th
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Idioms Roulette Wheel Game
This product has 377 slides Questions and Answers that will help prepare for this tough exam. Learn while you have fun.Multiple choiceFill in the blanksMatchingyou can play this game with 5 individual Students or teams.You can do a coin toss or roll a dice and whoever gets higher number goes first.Start the show from beginning by spinning the Roulette Table.To start and stop the wheel Left click mouse button on the center of the wheel.Wheel has the numbers for the points. If the marble lands on
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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JIVE TURKEY GAME: COLLOQUIAL vs STANDARD ENGLISH
When I was growing up, a fool or boaster was called a jive turkey.Also, a person who was just talking about things he wasn’t going to do was jiving someone. In this exercise, a jive turkey is one who is using cool, casual words in the wrong context. In other words, using cool slang words is “cool” if it is not for an academic essay. Sometimes, especially when writing a narrative essay, teachers will allow students to use slang and colloquial language in their writings and dialogue. This can help
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9th - 12th
OF MICE AND MEN - Jeopardy Game Play on Zoom with Class
I have included Q and A for Mice and Men novel.This game is played by teams or individuals.Start the powerpoint from beginning.Question will appear, as you 30 seconds to answer.Then left click the mouse button as the answer will appear.To go to next slide left click mouse button and continue until you get to the end.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Idioms TRAVEL and TRANSPORT
TRAVEL and TRANSPORT Idioms 34 slides Questions and Answers that will help prepare for this tough exam. I have included currency on each slide.Learn while you have fun.you can play this game with 5 individual Students or teams.You can do a coin toss or roll a dice and whoever gets higher number goes first.Start the show from beginning.Left click mouse button and Answer will appear.Left click mouse button on bottom Left image to go to next .Individual or team with most points win the game.Teacher
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Literary Bingo Part 1 (1-25)
•BINGO: You can present these slides as calling cards•DIFFERENTIATION: for students who learn visually, have hearing challenges/disabilities, or need extended time to consider their answers•PRACTICE/FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT/PRETEST Use the slides to practice vocabulary a few times before playing;•GIFTED/ADVANCED: Past out multiple copies of same card to see who is more fluent in discovering terms•PRINTABLE STUDY GUIDES: To print slides, choose multiple slides in print options to save paper and make
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9th - 12th
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"Bee Positive!" Connotation Game
reward vs. consequenceforgive vs. condonesmashed vs. droppedteaches positive, neutral, and negative connotationfun way to warm up classcan be used for brief mini-lessoncan be shown with the Disney classic Pollyanna
Grades:
9th - 12th
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