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Adult education balanced literacy Common Core CCRA.R.6 resources
Ghost Boys Unit BUNDLE - Quizzes, Writing, Project, Vocabulary, Discussion +More
Ghost Boys Novel Bundle:This package includes all of the materials I used to teach the novel Ghost Boys by Jewell Parker Rhodes, and more! This novel is suited for mid-level readers. However, I used these materials and the novel with level 1 & 2 EL students in high school, and it was appropriate (and they BEGGED me every day to read a little more!).This package includes:7 Quizzes for sections of the novel. The quizzes focus on character, events, and vocabulary. Quizzes are for every 4 chapte
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4th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The GED Language Arts, Reading Test / Fiction / A Practice Workbook
This booklet will teach you how to read, analyze, and enjoy fiction stories .➢ How to identify the three main elements of fiction: characters, setting, and plot.➢How to tell who the narrator is and what is his/her point of view.➢To recognize a writer’s theme and style.This booklet will guide the learners to master these skills, and it gives the students the chance to practice these skills.There is an answer key for all the questions and the exercises in this booklet.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
"CRAAP Test" Test | Evaluate Source Validity | Google Form Auto-Graded Quiz /16
Purpose: This quiz assesses readers' understanding of The CRAAP Test -- a commonly used method/acronym for evaluating online sources of information. Instructions:Read each question carefully, and answer all questionsThere are a total of 16 questions for 16 pointsReview your score and feedback (Note: incorrect responses are explained)Timeline: varies according to learner; approximately 15 minutesWhy purchase this resource?evaluating source validity is an important skill to teach and assess EARLY
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Task Cards for The Canterbury Tales (23 tales, answers & explanations)
Dive deep into the world of Chaucer with this comprehensive set of task cards tailored for "The Canterbury Tales"! Ideal for educators teaching grades 9-12, this set is designed to enrich students' understanding of all twenty-three tales, stimulating in-depth discussions, critical thinking, and close textual analysis.Key Benefits:Focused Analysis: Each task card hones in on specific elements within the tales, guiding students to discern subtleties and nuance in Chaucer's storytelling.Engagement
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Pride and Prejudice Whole Novel Unit
As a lifetime lover of Jane Austen and regency era texts, I am well aware that not every student in our classroom is going to go gaga for the high brow language and the distant time period. But Pride and Prejudice has stood the test of time for a reason: her texts are accessible to the masses for their humor, their criticism of marriages of convenience and power, and this book is THE origins of the enemies to lovers trope in a novel, one my students ate up. This unit has everything to bring Aust
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Print-and-Go Literacy Skills: Jay-Z NYT Prison System Op-Ed
Looking for an engaging non-fiction text to teach literacy skills? Need your students to practice finding the main idea and recognizing supporting details in an engaging way?
Students will read and annotate Jay-Z's most recent NYT Op-Ed called "The Prison System Stalks Black People Like Meek Mill." The article is broken up into four sections; for each section, students will highlight or underline two supporting details and write the main idea. There are also four Common Core-aligned "skills" qu
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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BUNDLE: Active Reader / Literature Circle Roles Worksheets and Bookmarks
Active Reader / Lit. Circle Worksheets: Do you want your students to be active readers? Do you also want a printable and easy to use solution? Try these Active Reader Worksheets to make reading engaging and simple for students. You can also use them for Literature Circles too!Active Reader / Lit. Circle Worksheets:Do you want an easy, accessible, and printable way to remind students of their Literature Circle role assignments? These Active Reader / Lit. Circle bookmarks will help students keep t
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Creating Podcasts!
Podcasts are growing in popularity! Bring the excitement and energy of learning into your classroom!Podcasts offer students a unique opportunity to be creative and share their passion. This unit immerses students in the podcast creation process. In this unit, students will generate ideas, sell their podcasts to a popular network and even record their own podcast!The unit is focused on developing speaking skills, presentation skills, writing for a purpose (persuasive and planning), and learning n
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Analyzing Tone & Narrative Voice Quiz | Google Form Auto-Graded Test /20
Purpose: This quiz assesses learners' understanding of narrative voice and/or author TONE (and related terms). Instructions:Read each question carefully, and answer all questionsThere are 18 questions for a TOTAL of 20 points (Note: Question #1 has a value of3 points) Review your score and feedback (Note: incorrect responses are explained)Timeline: varies according to learner; approximately 15-20 minutesWhy purchase this resource?rich variety in questions, including direct, inference, and applic
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Drop Everything and Read Jumbo Bundle
Do you want to integrate Drop Everything and Read into your classroom routine but not sure how to go about it? Now you have everything you need with the Drop Everything You Need Jumbo Bundle! Product includes Drop Everything and Read PowerPoint (Tips and Tricks, Benefits, How to Create a Classroom Library and Book Nook, and ready-to-go D.E.A.R. Discussion Questions/Activities), D.E.A.R. Poster, (40) D.E.A.R. Task Cards, Survival Guide, and (100) Fiction/Nonfiction Questions to keep student ac
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Identify & Articulate Theme | 2-Page Lesson & Template to Write Theme Statements
Purpose:Â This 2-page lesson & template is a FAST and EASY way to teach students (grades 7+) the basics of THEME and how to compose articulate, meaningful THEME STATEMENTS.Topics:what is theme? -- i.e. definition, examples, and non-examplestheme topics vs. theme statementstips for finding theme(s) in text -- i.e. a list of "things to annotate"theme statement formula Instructions:Read/Learn about theme via (page 1) lessonBased on a current reading/text, complete the "Your Turn" chart section (
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Read & Write Poetry ~ Grammar & Paradox + Oxymoron Practice!
This mini-lesson couples a simply wonderful contemporary poem with reflective analysis, formal language/grammar practice, and a creative writing piece all in one cheap little package. This activity thus combines instruction/overview of two major figures of speech/literary elements (oxymorons and paradoxes) with an engaging reading and grammar lesson, tailored to CCSS for reading, language, and writing!
This is a fun method to help our future college students not only read and analyze higher-le
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Say, Mean, Method, Matter Reading Strategy Organizer
The Say, Mean, Method, Matter reading strategy encompases all 4 cluster standards in one simple, easy-to-remember reading strategy. This source contains both a SMMM note sheet for reviewing on a Smartboard or giving as a handout, along with a guided graphic organizer for individual or group practice.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
All Quiet on the Western Front- Classic War Novel Question Bank
Nearly 200 questions for the most powerful anti-war novel ever written, All Quiet on the western front. Very easily adapted to online learning or different grade level (best suited for grades 8-11) as well as adult education.The questions cover all of Bloom's taxonomy of thinking and include 5 outside sources for comparison questions and short research projects. The answer key is included.
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9th - 11th, Adult Education
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Rap and its Impact on the African American Community
This assignment requires students to work independently then in groups to discover and understand the contribution of RAP to African American History and Literature. Students learn the roots of rap and are exposed to information, imagery, and sound that includes Sarah Vaughn, Gil Scot-Heron, Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five, Public Enemy and Queen Latifah. At the conclusion of the assignment, students have a deeper understanding of literary devices, the history of Rap and Rap as a form of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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What, How, and Why! Multi-Purpose Analysis Tools
Two very easy to use tools for teaching high level analysis put in very simple, accessible terms! A What, How, & Why chart (which bring students up Bloom's Taxonomy from Summary to Analysis to Synthesis), coupled with a sheet for writing that includes an easy to use checklist/rubric. Fabulous for transparency and trust building so everyone's on the same page with expectations. Use with art, with photography, with sculpture, or any kind of writing, from fiction, to non-fiction, and plays, to
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lamb to the Slaughter Background Notes
Background Notes for Roald Dahl's Lamb to the Slaughter.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Macbeth Act 1 Scenes 4-7 Questions and Answer Key
20 questions over Macbeth Act 1, Scenes 4-7 and answers
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Independent Reading ~ Comprehension Thinksheet ~ Googleversion
If you prefer the pdf version, click here. Thinksheet includes: Header: metacognition phrasestitleauthor, narratorgenre, themechapter/scene, pg__ to__, datecharacterssetting(s)questionobservationinsight/inferencevocabulary, pg___connectionease rating, enjoyment ratingFooter: CommonCore Standards for 4th - 12th grade.This resource is double-sided. It can be used as a single-sided thinksheet, but ideally it will be printed out double-sided.Two Common Core standards are included at the bottom o
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Independent Novel Study
This is an Independent Novel Study for students to write about their personal choice novels in English class.It was designed for lower level learners or students who have difficulty reading classroom novels.Broken down into 4 areas: Summary of the Novel, Setting, Conflict Types, and Character's Journey.There are Rubrics for each section and can have the students present their Novel Study at the end of the assignment. Check out my store @ The Classy Owl - Whom - Whom
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9th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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1984 Lesson Plan
Lesson plan on 1984
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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