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Literature poster interactive whiteboards
Kindergarten Wit and Wisdom EDITABLE Module 3 Powerpoint Slides & Anchor Charts
I have made Wit and Wisdom powerpoint slides and anchor charts to go with Kindergarten Grade Module 3 Lessons.**The powerpoint slides are EDITABLE!After using Wit and Wisdom's curriculum last year, my team was tired of making so many anchor charts so this product will save you so much time! You can open them with powerpoint and use the editable slides, print them using a poster maker or use it with your smart board or projector. Make sure you export the image to a png to turn it into a poster. I
Grades:
K
Also included in:Â Kindergarten Wit and Wisdom Editable BUNDLE for Modules 1-4
Who? What? Where? When? Why? How? Posters
These are the perfect size posters to cut, laminate, and apply magnetic tape to for a whiteboard. Each poster includes visuals and an explaination.
Grades:
K - 5th
Elements of Literature Posters and More
Teaching students the elements of literature? This Superhero themed reading resource includes printable posters, an instructional PowerPoint, as well as, black and white printables for teachers interested in their students creating a student booklet. Watch your students' comprehension skills soar with these POWER posters and engaging activities!
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THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTS OF LITERATURE ARE INCLUDED:
✎Plot
✎Theme
✎Setting
✎Character
✎Point of View
✎Symbolism
✎Moo
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Plot Digital Anchor Chart
Do you have terrible handwriting but love the concept of anchor charts? This Google Slides interactive digital anchor chart will help your class define and determine the elements of plot, while creating a perfect anchor chart.Use this Google Slides Presentation to create a Digital Anchor Chart as a class. Use the pre-set versions as classroom handouts, posters, or resources; or choose from two different interactive slides to complete the anchor chart as a class. The first interactive option give
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
25 Literary Elements Posters/Slide Show
Updated from original product, and now in a slide show format. Included within the Key Note are 25 Literary Elements in alphabetical order with definition and examples. Clean black and white, without distractions. Can also be printed out as posters. To be used for single classroom only.Included:AllegoryAlliterationAllusionAnecdoteAntagonistCharacterizationConflictForeshadowingHyperboleIdiomImageryIronyMetaphorOnomatopoeiaParallelismPersonificationPlotPoint of ViewProtagonistRepetitionSettingSimi
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Allusions - the most common types of allusions
Use this PPT to guide your students in the most common types of allusions found in literature. The types of allusions covered are: Biblical, mythological, political, historical, contempory, and literary.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Genres of Literature Characteristics
This package includes a variety of resources to either teach or review different genres of literature. Within the package, you will find:
*2 Smartboard Lessons
- one with blanks to use to guide discussion over several days and/or weeks
- one filled in with notes taken from class discussion in 3rd grade class (just as a guide, for examples)
*Notetaking guide in Microsoft Word for students to record notes about different genres
*12 Genre Posters PDF documents to print and enlarge
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Romeo and Juliet Timeline, Anchor Chart
Purpose of this Activity:
This activity is designed to help build knowledge of the timeline of events in William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. In the story, it can often be confusing for students to understand that all of the events take place in what is essentially a matter of days. This document uses stills from both movie versions of the play, as well as evidence directly from the text.
How To Use This Resource: This resource can be used at any point in the play. However, it is des
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Genre Posters
Simple and highly visual. These 12 genre posters are ready to print and post in any ELA classroom. I personally staple them in a vertical line near my classroom library and, as students finish independent books throughout the year, I have them draw the book cover and staple it next to the genre type. This helps us practice identifying genres and shows what the class is reading at any given time. There are 12 posters for the following literary genres: Fiction: historical fictionrealistic fiction
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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Fiction Interactive Mini Anchor Charts
This product works as note scaffolding/ note taking assistance to save time and help all learners! Using these interactive mini anchor charts and genre trackers for shared reading, book clubs, and independent reading will help students build a habit of thinking deeper than the basic story retell and genre identification. My ELL students look forward to checking off and discussing the different elements of each genre for all of our shared reading books. These anchor charts and check lists guide
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Brave New World Powerpoint: Def. of Progress & student consideration of society
Travis Tips
What is progress and how do we define it? Students work in pairs and contribute to a class definition. Then students are broken down into pairs or threesomes to consider how BNW deals with those aspects of society (health, education, welfare, education, technology, etc.) that usually contribute to a positive view of society. Students are given a period to find specific examples. On Day 2-3, we go over those elements of society. Students may use smartboard or old-fashioned n
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Lucy Calkins Narrative Definition Chart
This chart will help you and your students really dig into what a narrative really is! This lines up with Lucy Calkins' writing units of study. This helps explain the narrative genre from all grades K-6
Grades:
K - 6th, Staff
Noise Monitor
Noise monitor I use in my classroom to help my students visualise the expected volume. This is editable as well.
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 5th
D.E.A.R Time (Drop Everything and Read)
Here's a flip chart to use to encourage students to independently read. Objectives include: Students will build their independent reading stamina by practicing & watching the teacher model quiet reading.Students apply a wide range of strategies to comprehend, interpret, evaluate, and appreciate texts.Students participate as knowledgeable, reflective, creative, and critical members of a variety of literacy communities.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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