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8th grade Common Core RL.4.2 cultural activities
Esperanza Rising, by Pam Munoz Ryan: A PDF & Easel Digital Novel Study
This is a ready-to-use, custom-made, PDF and Digital novel study designed to guide students in grades 4-7 as they read Esperanza Rising. It is a PDF product and it also includes an EASEL Activity. This should ease some of the uncertainty of distance learning. Included in this Esperanza Rising packet is a bookmark for students to keep track of vocabulary words while reading the book and using the student booklet (or worksheets if you prefer). In addition, there are 22-pages for the student
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4th - 8th
Folktales, Myths, & Legends: The Real Maui
Ever wondered where the real Maui from the movie Moana came from?This lesson would make a great introduction or addition to a unit on folktales/myths. It can be used/modified to suit multiple grade/ability levels. Please note I used this lesson for middle school special education, so some of it may need to be modified for younger grades/the needs of your students!Included in your purchase:Slides - includes objectives, vocab, discussion, videos, and more!Jigsaw Character Activity - can also be us
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2nd - 8th
'One Crazy Summer' Novel Companion
I created this Google Slides presentation to use along side my novel study of 'One Crazy Summer' by Rita Williams-Garcia. The presentation includes chapter titles, relevant images/videos that pertain to each chapter, and discussion questions at the end of each chapter. This book is a hit with my students every year!
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2nd - 8th
Haiku - Teaching the Traditional Form - Resources and Worksheets
Teach the traditional form of haiku to your students!
Students will learn about the history of haiku, the rules of haiku, kigo, and some of the most famous haiku poets, as well as their work.
Students will do a rigorous study of one or more haiku poems and reflect on the contrasting images and ideas within the poem.
Students will use resources to compose their own haiku poems.
Includes the following:
• Notes for teachers
• What is a haiku?
• Famous haiku poems (15 in all)
• Spring kigo
• Sum
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4th - 8th
Esperanza Rising Lapbook Reading Project for Google
This is our most popular project! Students love creating these interactive lapbooks during and after reading Esperanza Rising. Activities include:VocabularyCharactersChapter SummariesDialogueLiterary TermsResearch Includes two cover choices: a pre-printed coloring page and the same image as a directed drawing.www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/thank-a-teacher
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4th - 8th
Haiti and her People--FULL VERSION
In 1804, Toussaint L’Ouveture led the only successful rebellion by enslaved Black people over their oppressors in the world. Did you know that this insurgence happened in Haiti, making that country the first Black independent republic in the Western Hemisphere? Detailing these and other historical events, Haiti and her People is an interdisciplinary curriculum guide. Written with teachers and students in mind, Haiti and her People provides rich information about an exceptional Caribbean nation.
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3rd - 8th
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Multicultural Literature Unit for Children and Young Adults
This product defines multicultural literature, explains how we need variety in our classroom libraries, provides research based justification of lessons, and gives examples of award winning books to be used in the classroom. It includes Children and Young Adult Literature from the following cultures:
African American
Latino American
Asian American
Inclusive Literature
Native American
At the end of this unit is a webliography that gives extension activities for multicultural education. Books ran
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4th - 8th
Edward Hopper Houses Process Art Lesson 6th-8th Grade Middle School Art
This lesson will introduce your students to the unique style of Edward Hopper and inspire them to create their own artwork in his distinctive style.Edward Hopper was an American realist painter who is best known for his depictions of urban and rural American life. His paintings often featured solitary figures and empty buildings, conveying a sense of loneliness and isolation. His use of light and shadow, along with his realistic style, made him one of the most influential American artists of the
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6th - 8th
Diversity: It's Not Just About You, It's About Us (Together We're Better)
This is a play/script/drama inspired by recent and current events and the need to understand that we all play an integral role in a larger puzzle. Learn about an individual who felt like he didn’t have anything to offer realize that his offering has the ability to transform people. Also, students can see how they can learn and be influenced by others positively. We all have something to offer and we can all learn from others. #diversity #theYinYou What an excellent way to introduce students to
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
World Folk Tale Graded Reader: How Babik Cheated Death
This graded reader for Elementary level ESL, EFL, or English students (A2 CEFR) is a retelling of a well-known Romani (gypsy) folk tale. Sometimes called "The Blacksmith and Death" this is the story of a clever man who uses his wits to trick Death, trap the Devil, and outsmart the angels! It's an engaging and funny read!Fairy tales and folk stories are a natural fit for young learners, but traditional tales interest people of all ages who love folk stories, as well as learning and sharing wisdom
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4th - 10th
With the Might of Angels - June Reading Response Sheets
With the Might of Angels -Reading Response Sheets for Dawnie's June Diary entries.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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