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Free Common Core RL.11-12.2 centers
Free Literature Task Cards
Use these free task cards to review the big ideas, enduring understandings, and skills essential to your AP Literature and Composition classes. Literary elements reviewed include character, setting, plot, structure, narration, figurative language, and theme. Choose which cards you want to use with your students (identified by AP Literature skill or in “student-friendly” language.) Copy the pages and organize them by types of activities. For each set of tasks or questions, there are corresponding
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8th - 12th
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The Minister’s Black Veil Review and Study Guide
Join thousands of teachers who have used this 12 page, easily-printable review guide to aid their prep and improve their students’ understanding of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Minister’s Black Veil.”
This LitCharts review guide includes:
- Contextual info: author bio, historical background, related literary texts
- Analysis of characters, symbols, and themes
- Thematic analysis of important quotes
- Unique side-by-side summary analysis that supports and models the close and active reading tha
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9th - 12th
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The Yellow Wallpaper Review and Study Guide
Join thousands of teachers who have used this 13 page, easily-printable review guide to aid their prep and improve their students’ understanding of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper.”
This LitCharts review guide includes:
- Contextual info: author bio, historical background, related literary texts
- Analysis of characters, symbols, and themes
- Thematic analysis of important quotes
- Unique side-by-side summary analysis that supports and models the close and active reading tha
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9th - 12th
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TEXT BACK ASAP Graphic Organizer
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LESSON EXAMPLE USING "TEXT BACK ASAP"
With a partner, instruct students to analyze an image of Italian immigrants, contemplating what the individuals’ thoughts would be upon arrival to the United States. Encourage conversations revolving around possible dialogue between one of the individuals and a relative back home in Italy. Give students approximately 3 minutes to discuss.
Next, pass out the TEXT BACK ASAP graphic organizer.
Explain to stu
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1st - 12th
Trifles Review and Study Guide
Join thousands of teachers who have used this 11 page, easily-printable review guide to aid their prep and improve their students’ understanding of Susan Glaspell’s “Trifles.”
This LitCharts review guide includes:
- Contextual info: author bio, historical background, related literary texts
- Analysis of characters, symbols, and themes
- Thematic analysis of important quotes
- Unique side-by-side summary analysis that supports and models the close and active reading that is so central to mode
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9th - 12th
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NYS ELA Regents Minibook for Poetry
Use these mini-books to allow students to keep track of poems they have read, as well as determine the content they will need for full credit on questions 26 and 27 of the Regents.
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The intention is that the pages are cut out and stacked on top of each other, stapled on the left side along the dark “binding” on the cover.
-The first page contains the cover and back page.
-Each poem gets two pages, with overlapping tabs. The first is aligned to question 26 (it’s up to you to give them the topic!
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9th - 12th
The Interlopers Review and Study Guide
Join thousands of teachers who have used this 7 page, easily-printable review guide to aid their prep and improve their students’ understanding of Saki’s “The Interlopers.”
This LitCharts review guide includes:
- Contextual info: author bio, historical background, related literary texts
- Analysis of characters, symbols, and themes
- Thematic analysis of important quotes
- Unique side-by-side summary analysis that supports and models the close and active reading that is so central to modern
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9th - 12th
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A&P Review and Study Guide
Save prep time and help your students read closely and actively with this bundle of Common Core aligned organizers, worksheets, projects, quizzes, and review materials for Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf.Note: We provide as many of our worksheets and organizers as possible in Word format to facilitate easy customization.CONTENTS:Character Analysis OrganizersOrganizers for every major character of Mrs Dalloway to aid students in gathering evidence and then using it to describe a character’s traits
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9th - 12th
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The House On The Hill Poem Analysis - Jamboard Template
Jamboard is an interactive digital whiteboard developed in the G-Suite of tools. I have created a lot of templates suitable for live teaching via Google Meet or Zoom, that once you share your screen with students, and you share the Jamboard link with your students (either via Google Classroom or the Zoom Chat Box) students can add to the Jamboard for collaborative work. Students do not need a google email to open a Jamboard link. This product delivery is in Google Slides, so if you don't have ac
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7th - 12th
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Compare and Contrast Dark Romanticism & Transcendentalism PDF
Students will compare and contrast the elements of Dark Romanticism and Transcendentalism. The Dark Romanticism and Transcendentalism Compare and Contrast Activity allows students to compare both eras of literature using a Venn Diagram. In comparing and contrasting the two eras, students are able to understand the ideas of Transcendentalism versus the Anti-Self Reliance Dark Romanticism. This lesson is a perfect extension to the Romantic Literature and a great addition to any foundations of Roma
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9th - 12th
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Week of Monsters: Odysseus and the Lotos-Eaters (Poetry Activity)
Part of my "Week of Odysseus's Monsters", this lesson plan is part of a weekly plan in my Odyssey unit. This awesome activity is designed for classroom environments that have access to 1:1 technology. Rent a lab. Have your students bring their laptops! Why? Because they are creating their own digital text from Lord Alfred Tennyson's "The Lotos-eaters". This makes a great activity and comes complete with examples to help your students succeed.
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9th - 12th
Miss Brill Review and Study Guide
Join thousands of teachers who have used this 9 page, easily-printable review guide to aid their prep and improve their students’ understanding of Katherine Mansfield’s “Miss Brill.”
This LitCharts review guide includes:
- Contextual info: author bio, historical background, related literary texts
- Analysis of characters, symbols, and themes
- Thematic analysis of important quotes
- Unique side-by-side summary analysis that supports and models the close and active reading that is so central
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9th - 12th
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A Worn Path Review and Study Guide
Join thousands of teachers who have used this 11 page, easily-printable review guide to aid their prep and improve their students’ understanding of Eudora Welty’s “A Worn Path.”
This LitCharts review guide includes:
- Contextual info: author bio, historical background, related literary texts
- Analysis of characters, symbols, and themes
- Thematic analysis of important quotes
- Unique side-by-side summary analysis that supports and models the close and active reading that is so central to mo
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9th - 12th
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Weekly Literacy Center Checklist - Chapter Book
This is an extremely flexible tool that covers key ELA skills for multiple grade levels. It is accompanied by a lesson plan that helps gets your centers up and running.This form is designed to be used with chapter books in small groups for literacy centers but can also be used for homework. Students can self-monitor, self-assess and receive weekly feedback from the teacher.After an introduction/review of specific ELA skills, the double-sided worksheet allows four small groups to work either inde
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5th - 12th
Shooting an Elephant Review and Study Guide
Join thousands of teachers who have used this 8 page, easily-printable review guide to aid their prep and improve their students’ understanding of George Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant.”
This LitCharts review guide includes:
- Contextual info: author bio, historical background, related literary texts
- Analysis of characters, symbols, and themes
- Thematic analysis of important quotes
- Unique side-by-side summary analysis that supports and models the close and active reading that is so cent
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9th - 12th
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