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Socratic Seminar Digital Lesson for avid learners (Google, PowerPoint)
Revised, updated! Now over 50 slides of content! Socratic seminars allow teachers from all subject areas to have conversations and discussion about important issues relating to the content they are teaching. They also allow teachers a forum to challenge their students to process reading, discuss it, and eventually write on it. Included in this presentation are activities, questions, articles, structure, directions, tips, and visuals to set up your class, lead discussion, and produce great di
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Figurative Language and Literary Devices - Literary Elements in Writing Bundle
LESSONS INCLUDE: Hyperbole, Irony, Idioms, Personification, Metaphors, Similes, Strong Word Choice, and Introduction to Figurative Language.Teaching how to identify and incorporate figurative language as literary devices in writing has never been easier! Each lesson in this in-depth figurative language in essay writing resource will help guide students through the entire process of seamlessly adding literary elements to their writing . Additionally, figurative language examples provide stude
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9th - 12th
Rhetoric Triangle: Speaker, Purpose, Audience (Google Slides, PowerPoint)
31 slides! Questions! Writing! Partner work! More! Becoming a master of communication begins with understanding speaker, purpose, and audience. Determining your audience, purpose and speaker is the first thing any writer should do before putting pencil to paper. In this PowerPoint these different aspects of writing are covered and students are asked to think about decoding the most important parts of a text. Included are several opportunities for small group activity and notes. This Powe
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Rhetorical Analysis Bundle: AP Language (Google Slides, PowerPoint)
Animal Farm Quizzes, chapters 1-10: Paperless, Digital Quizzes
Over 40 slides! Over 100 quiz questions! Each chapter of George Orwell's novella covered! This is a presentation meant to be displayed for the class to answer on their own answer sheets or paper. Each chapter contains two slides of quiz questions and a KEY with the correct answers. Available in Google Slides or PowerPoint.The presentation is organized and will make sure your classes are reading and comprehending the novella. For each question, the student is given 4 or more possible answer
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Animal Farm Digital Bundle: Background, Symbolism, Propaganda, Quizzes
SOAPS: AP Language or College Prep (Google Slides, PowerPoint)
32 slides featuring notes, group work, clips, and article. Becoming a master of rhetoric begins with breaking down the form of communication through S.O.A.P.S.: Subject, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, and Speaker. Using an article on Andre the Giant as the backbone of the presentation, students will explore each of these five areas. There are clips and links to the article within. Included are several opportunities for small group activity and notes. Now includes Google Slides link.This is pr
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10th - 12th
Also included in: Rhetorical Analysis Bundle: AP Language (Google Slides, PowerPoint)
Discussion Circles Digital Lesson for Google, PowerPoint
Discussion circles allow teachers from all subject areas to have conversations and discussion about important issues relating to the content they are teaching. They also allow teachers a forum to engage their students in a social emotional capacity as well as in an academic capacity. Included on this PPT are directions, tips, and visuals to set up your class, lead discussion, and produce great discussions on whatever issue you want to tackle! Google slides link provided.Discussion Circles, Mod
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: The Entire Year for avid learners: College Readiness
Defining VS Non-defining relative clauses quiz (14 questions with Answer Key)
16 page google slide is 14 questions either relating to defining relative clauses or non-defining relative clauses. I think this activity is perfect for students who cannot understand the difference. There is an answer key also attached.
Grades:
8th - 10th, Higher Education
Romeo and Juliet, Act III and Act IV: Digital Lessons
Updated, revised, expanded! Available in Google or PowerPoint! Help your students dive into William Shakespeare's famous words from Romeo and Juliet ON THEIR OWN and with a fun, challenging presentation. The first part of this presentation focuses on having the students read Shakespeare largely on their own. This is done by slowly moving through a portion of Act III with a variety of pauses to engage critical thinking and comprehension. This is an empowering activity that really makes the
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Romeo and Juliet Activity Bundle (Google Slides, PowerPoint)
Reading Strategies - 8th graders - 20 True/False quiz, answers
Reading strategies can help students access information that is not explicitly stated. They help readers infer meaning, make conclusions and generalize information. Reading strategies are beneficial for texts that have complex ideas and vocabulary.Challenge yourself with this 20 True/False question quiz, answers included.Use Using Prior Knowledge/Previewing, Predicting, Identifying the Main Idea and Summarization. Use Questioning by Making Inferences. Visualizing. Story Maps. Retelling. Predicti
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8th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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1984 Character Maps Characterization Reading Strategy Orwell Grades 9 10 11 12
Character Maps - 6 CharactersInstructions: Describe one character and complete the chart in small groups. We will share this with the class. Cite the text 3 times per box (12 total) and write bullet points (see details in each) for every category.6 characters to choose from. Can distribute as a file to students or print out.Best to do either midway through the text or at the end. Can also be done every other week of reading to update. Often done as a group activity. Can also do after Part 1, Par
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9th - 12th
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Romeo and Juliet Culminating Activity
Finish your Romeo and Juliet unit with this fun, creative culminating activity that asks students to engage both their critical thinking, writing, and creativity! Included are 2 separate versions of this product: a plain version for easy printing, and more exciting version for student display and immediate student engagement. The culminating activity is divided into two separate parts: A writing component with a variety of different student options within; and a creative component with a var
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Romeo and Juliet Activity Bundle (Google Slides, PowerPoint)
Informational Text for 8th graders - 20 True/False questions, answers, 2 pages
This True/False quiz has 20 questions configured to test your knowledge on a variety of topics. The questions will cover different areas such as science, history, literature, and current events. Each question will present a statement and your task is to decide whether the statement is true or false. To answer correctly, you'll need to carefully read and understand the statement, and apply your knowledge on the subject matter. Keep in mind that even if a statement seems plausible, it might still
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8th - 10th
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Daily Reading Log Chart
Need a great, easy-to-use reading log? This was successfully used for many years when we had a time slot cut out for a 30-minute reading time each day. Students earn points towards rewards such as homework passes, computer time, or have your students earn point each six weeks or quarter for a special movie day event.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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"The Life You Save May Be Your Own" Homework Activity, Analysis
This "The Life You Save May Be Your Own" homework activity, is meant for standard level students and teaches them to analyze the literature as a scaffolding tool. SAMPLEExplanation of Skill Development/DirectionsNight 1: You were asked to try your hand at annotating a short story using the blue bookmark given out in class. (It’s online, under resources> class info> How to annotate bookmark, if you lost it or missed class).Night 2: Tonight’s homework is a follow up to that challenge. You ma
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9th - 12th
Brave New World Theme Slideshow
11 informative slides to introduce the significant themes of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.Each slide includes clear information on how the theme applies to the novel, and some specifics on where it shows up. There are no spoilers about the book.Themes with individual slides include:1. Science2. Power3. Suffering4. The Role of Sex5. Isolation6. Drugs & Alcohol7. Spirituality8. Society & ClassA final slide includes 4 lesser themes which also show up.This presentation is intended for sho
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Literacy Menu Board
Simply type to customize your own! If you like the fonts I used, I have the links for you to download the fonts for FREE! Happy teaching!
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1st - 12th
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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD 1 - Flash Cards and Puzzles
Enjoy this beautifully designed Flash cards and Crossword Puzzles of vocabulary that will take your class through Harper Lee’s classic American novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. You can use these cards as game, homework, exam, etcIntended to help students think outside the box, to provide them with lots of note-taking opportunities, to help reinforce key concepts through creative means and to provide meaningful engagement with the text.These Cards can be used as quick reference to go through and als
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7th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Relative Clauses - What are they referring to? (14 questions with Answers)
16 page Google Slide with Answers. Relative Clauses - What are they referring to?14 multiple choice questions. Refers to: WHERE, WHICH, WHO, WHOSE, WHEN, WHOM, WHAT, WHY, THAT, WHERE, WHAT.
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9th - 11th
Editable Let’s Predict Reading/Listening Graphic Organizers (AP/Immersion)
Let’s Predict activity sheets are used to activate students’ curiosity and prior knowledge about a topic. Before reading a text or watching a video, students will discuss their ideas and points of view by responding to a series of statements about the topic. These statements should be written in such a way that students can agree or disagree with them.If you are interested in finding similar resources, please check the categories:BundleReadingFeel free to contact me at goldenpromiseforteachers20
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Reading and Writing Resources Bundle: Poems & Stories
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