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Common Core RL.9-10.3 webquests
Intro Activity to Shakespeare and Romeo and Juliet: An Introductory Web Quest
Introduce your students to the timeless love story of Romeo and Juliet with this extensive and engaging Web Quest! This resource contains 5 pages of interactive activities, such as basic and higher-level thinking questions, thematic questions and quote analysis. With this Web Quest, your students will learn about the Bard himself as well as the plot and themes of the classic play. Created using high-interest websites, this resource is a great way to introduce your students to one of Shakespeare'
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8th - 10th
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Romeo & Juliet Digital Escape Room | Who/What Killed Juliet? | Distance Learning
READY TO GO DIGITAL EXPLORATION OF "ROMEO AND JULIET" WITH A FOCUS ON TEXTUAL EVIDENCE AND CHARACTER ANALYSIS. Students will delve into the the characters in "Romeo and Juliet" to evaluate "Who/What Killed Juliet?"THE ONLY PREP YOU WILL NEED IS TO MAKE A COPY OF THE STUDENT RESPONSE SHEET FOR YOUR STUDENTS AND PROVIDE THEM WITH THE URL. EVEN A DETAILED TUTORIAL VIDEO IS INCLUDED TO SHOW STUDENTS HOW TO WORK THROUGH THE ESCAPE ROOM. Students will explore five modules in this adventure. Check o
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9th - 10th
Also included in:Â Romeo and Juliet Unit BUNDLE | Shakespeare
Lord of the Flies Choice Board
This choice board integrates technology and students' knowledge of the novel.
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7th - 12th
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Night by Elie Wiesel Bundle - Comprehension Questions & WebQuest + Bonus!
Are you nervous about approaching the heavy and very sensitive topics in Night by Elie Wiesel? With these valuable products, you are bound to have a successful Night novel unit from start to finish! What you GetThis Night Bundle will equip your students with the relevant background of the Holocaust before novel study, and then jumpstart critical thinking skills while reading this gripping personal account.Rationale for Night Novel Study and WebQuestThe Holocaust is a sensitive, horrific event f
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8th - 12th
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Cuban Missile Crisis or Nuclear Weapons Lessons Contemporary Issues
I am selling 5 documents here in this bundle of resources to use in a U.S. History class or a contemporary issues class at the secondary level.
These are articles with questions, pictures, maps, and webquests available.
I began the unit showing clips from the movie, "13 Days" with Kevin Costner. This serves as a great introduction and a mini tutorial for students.
The webquests allow students to look at the timelines and make comparisons to the 60's and today. (I tie this in with North Korea)
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8th - 12th
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Turtles All the Way Down Pg. 10-28 Worksheet & Web Quest
This is a great assignment to promote discussion and check for understanding after reading Turtles All the Way Down pg. 10-28. Included is a post-reading comprehension question worksheet. This assesses RL standards 1-5 and comprehension of the story. Some of the questions are short answer and are modeled after Case 21 and MAAP test questions. The Post-Reading Worksheet allows students to demonstrate their understanding in a really quick and easy way! I feel that for a number of my students, work
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Turtles All the Way Down Comprehension Questions WORKSHEET bundle
Paired Reading Set: Soliloquy and Monologue
The ELA end of course assessment usually asks from students to write a comparative analysis, and often presents students with a bit of Shakespeare. This text set is meant to help students with both of those goals. Students will meet two characters who deal with injustice because of prejudice: Thami Mbikwana, a young black South African living under Apartheid in the play My Children, My Africa! and Shylock, the maligned money lended from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. After learning about
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9th - 12th
Romeo and Juliet distance learning digital online research text analysis
Grab and go! I intentionally disguised this activity as 'easy' so that my students won't just skip the assignment. However, it requires them to dive deep into Shakespeare to find answers, analyze the text, and be creative. This activity can be used in many ways: distance learning, webQuest, partner assignment, independent learning, extra credit. This could also be used as an emergency lesson for a substitute.Having taught middle school ELA for over 20 years, I am presently teaching high sch
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9th - 10th
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