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9th grade close reading resources for Easel Assessments
Plato Explained: Allegory of the Cave in Plain Language for Students Middle & HS
If you want to teach philosophy to young people, use this lesson plan that introduces students to Plato's theory of reality. I was inspired to create this resource when I retold the story of Plato's allegory of the cave (from The Republic) in plain language. In this story, Plato imagines a world where one man wakes up and questions what is real and what is not real. Have your students read this story with you and use my handy dandy comprehension questions and discussion activities to lead your s
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6th - 10th
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The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin: a CCSS novel study/PDF/Google Drive
This is a close reading guide to the book The Truth About Jellyfish, by Ali Benjamin, author of The Next Great Paulie Fink. With this close reading guide to this amazing book, your students will practice making inferences and predictions, summarizing, and identifying character development. Perfect for 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade ELA, especially, this novel study includes over 120 vocabulary preview Google slides, reading response questions that encourage use of the R.A.C.E. strategy for
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6th - 9th
Darius the Great is Not Okay by Adib Khorram a CCSS novel study/PDF/Google Drive
This is a close reading guide to the book Darius the Great is Not Okay by Adib Khorram.Darius Kellner is a Fractional Persian - he is half-Persian - on his mother’s side. He knows almost nothing about Persian social cue, and only slightly more about American social cues. He is about to take a trip to Iran that will change his life. Darius has never really felt as if he fits in in America. His clinical depression doesn’t really help. While depression medication is tough to explain to his grandpar
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8th - 12th
Decoding Pandora's Box: A Deep Dive into Origin Myths for Middle and High School
Engage English Language Arts middle and high schoolers with the ancient Greek Myth of Pandora — a creation story that pops open the lid on things.Curiosity killed the cat. And Pandora opened a box. Or was it a jar? All hell broke loose. But hope remained. Explore this entertaining myth with your students, and go deeper into the historical, archaeological, and literary elements of the story.Note: The product includes PDF, Google Workspace and interactive Easel versions. Access and modify this res
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8th - 10th
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'A Christmas Carol' Full Novel Editable Quiz Collection — PDF Google Form Easel
Need versatile and editable "A Christmas Carol" chapter quizzes? This resource is ready for print-and-pass, Easel, Google Classroom, email distribution, or LMS upload! Ready to use within seconds!Assess your students' reading proficiency of Charles Dickens' classic novel on the importance of living to serve others over oneself with this versatile full novel quiz packet. This product contains 8 quizzes (2 variations on 4 sections of the novel) with a total of 47 multiple choice and 9 essay "A Chr
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7th - 10th
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'The Metamorphosis' EDITABLE Quizzes, Discussions, & Essay Assignment w/ Rubrics
From editable plot quizzes to discussion and essay topics with directions, tips, and flexible rubrics, this packet for "The Metamorphosis" contains everything you need to assess your students’ understanding of Franz Kafka's classic novel of cultural alienation. Included with your purchase (See PREVIEW):26 "The Metamorphosis" multiple choice plot questions included as 10, 20, and 25 question print-ready quizzes (with answer keys). These questions are also included in FOUR additional file formats
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9th - 12th
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Percy Jackson - Chalice of the Gods - Comprehensive Novel study and guides
Nearly 3000 questions on Percy Jackson - Chalice of the GodsThe sets include for each of the 35 chapters, questions on:5 open ended questions5 multiple choice questionsSets of 5 questions on the themes of the chapterSets of 5 questions on the characters of the chapter5 multiple choice cloze procedure questions on the chapterQuestions on keywords in the book10 questions about the original poemIn addition to this each chapter hasa summarya list of the keywords and their meanings Descriptions about
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2nd - 9th
Harper Lee & Scottsboro Boys — ELA — Quizzes, Notes, Background Activities
This packet contains a Harper Lee background presentation (with a student note-taking worksheet and quiz) and video notes (and quiz) for the PBS documentary "Scottsboro: An American Tragedy" (film not included with purchase). These anticipatory activities will assure students are prepared to begin reading Harper Lee's classic coming-of-age novel about racial injustice.Sample Scottsboro Boys Quiz Question:What economic condition existed in Alabama during the time of the trial?A. Progress and pros
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8th - 11th
Mario Brothers Movie Story Book - Fan Art for Reading Practice w Easel Quiz
This inspired by fan art created promotional story book is based on the Super Mario Brothers Movie by Nintendo. It includes an Easel Quiz that you can send to your students. What better way to help a child to read by having them practice with a topic that they love and know. Mario! We highly recommend watching the movie and we are promoting it by bringing this useful item to teachers and students. Ideas for using this PDF:Great for online teachers, speech-language pathologists, reading specialis
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4th - 12th
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Plato's Republic 'Noble Lie': Classroom Philosophy Series Study Guide
Is society based on a lie? In Plato’s Republic, Socrates and a few of his friends act as interlocutors discussing what makes a just city. Socrates wonders how to protect the city from corruption. In this short excerpt from Book III (414-415d), Socrates tells a story of humanity’s origins, the myth of metals, reminiscent of Hesiod’s account of the ages of man. In the Platonic retelling, humans are born from the earth, and into each is mixed either some gold, appropriate for the rulers, silver app
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9th - 11th
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Valentine's Day: The Origin of the Holiday | Middle and High School ELA Resource
What is the origin of Valentine’s Day? Valentine's Day falls on February 14th. It is now celebrated as a day for lovers. However, its origins can be traced back to the third century in Rome, evolving through the Middle Ages into a day that celebrated courtly love, and eventually becoming known in contemporary times as a day for purchasing heart-shaped chocolates. This resource can serve as either an independent study packet or as a close reading activity. The lesson pacing guide provided is mere
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6th - 10th
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Adonis and Hyacinth: And Other Flower Myths in Greek Mythology for MS & HS ELA
Who are Adonis and Hyacinth? Adonis, celebrated in Greek mythology as the epitome of male beauty, embodies the ideal of the 'athlete type' and romantic love. Hyacinth, another figure of striking beauty, becomes the object of Apollo's affection but tragically meets his end, weaving a narrative rich in divine passion and sorrow. The story of Crocus adds to these flower myths, symbolizing the perpetual cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. In a different vein, Admetus, known for his profound love for
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9th - 11th
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Valentine: The Story Behind Valentine's Day | High School ELA Digital & Print
The tale of Saint Valentine is steeped in the mists of antiquity. In a remarkable turn of events in 1969, the Catholic Church officially excised Saint Valentine from its liturgical calendar. This decision stemmed mainly from scholarly uncertainty about Valentine's true identity — was he a singular historical figure, or were there multiple individuals behind the name? Intriguingly, evidence suggests the latter. This enigmatic saint, shrouded in mystery, sparks a natural curiosity among students e
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6th - 10th
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Pygmalion & Galatea: Mythology Unit for Grades 9-11 Middle/High School
Who are Pygmalion and Galatea? Pygmalion was an artist who carved a statue out of marble to look like a real, live woman — whom, oops! — he happened to fall in love with at first sight. His own creation. He named her Galatea, and the goddess Aphrodite (some say Artemis) took notice. Look at the “Further Reading Guide” to supplement this lesson with myth-related books, websites, and articles. I envision this resource being used with any mythology-related unit you share with middle and high school
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9th - 11th
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Narcissus & Echo: Mythology Unit for Middle/High School Greek & Roman Study
Who are Narcissus and Echo? Two young people whose lives become tragically intertwined — Narcissus is a beautiful boy who fell in love with his own image, and Echo is the nymph whose unrequited love for Narcissus caused her to be a voice in the wind. Look at the “Further Reading Guide” to supplement this lesson with myth-related books, websites, and articles. I envision this resource being used with any mythology-related unit you share with middle and high school students! This Resource Includes
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9th - 11th
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Understanding Creation - Titan Gods in Mythology Curriculum Series: Middle & HS
Engage Secondary English Language Arts students with the story of the Titans, the second-generation gods and goddesses of Greek Mythology. Learn Titan's backstory, where they came from, and their relationship to the Giants, and the Olympians. There is a clash of the Titans, that's for sure. Hesiod called it the Titanomachy. Use this fully packed three-day lesson plan, designed especially for students aged 13-17 years old. This resource is optimized for distance learning. The educational digital
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8th - 10th
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'Antigone' EDITABLE Quizzes, Discussion Topics, & Essay Assignments – AP Rubrics
From editable plot quizzes to discussion and essay topics with directions, tips, and flexible rubrics, this packet for "Antigone" contains everything you need to assess your students’ understanding of Sophocles' classic play of moral conflict. Included with your purchase (See PREVIEW):21 "Antigone" multiple choice plot questions included as 10 and 20 question print-ready quizzes (with answer keys). These questions are also included in FOUR additional file formats (Easel by TpT, Google Form, raw
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Cupid & Psyche: Love Story Lesson Plan & Activities, Mythology Series ELA 8-10
Engage English Language Arts middle and high schoolers with the ancient story of Cupid and Psyche — a mortal who falls in love with the god of love!Can you love a hidden face? Psyche is an ordinary girl. But she is beautiful. So beautiful that she is mistaken for the goddess Aphrodite (Venus). This resource is optimized for distance learning. The educational digital download includes PDF, Google Workspace (slides, etc.), and Easel from TpT. Access and modify this resource for student use on Goog
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8th - 10th
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Delving into Titan Myths: Exploring Prometheus Mythology Series for Middle & HS
Engage English Language Arts middle and high schoolers with the ancient Greek Myth of Prometheus — a creation story from Ancient Greece about the human race's origins. Or is it a story about a god chained to a rock, and an eagle picks out its liver? Or is it a story about a rivalry between two gods? Or, is it a story of two brothers, one forethought and the other afterthought? You decide. There is more to this myth than just granting fire to humanity.This resource is optimized for distance learn
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8th - 10th
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The Trojan Horse: Greek and Roman Mythology Series — MS & High School (7-12)
What is the story of the 'Trojan Horse'? Prepare to embark on a journey through the legendary tale of the 'Trojan Horse,' a story woven into the epic literature of ancient Greece and Rome. Explore the works of renowned writers like Pausanias, Vergil, and Homer as they allude to this iconic myth. This resource was made with love — so please handle it with care. It is created and made accessible to you under a non-distribution commercial license (to be used for educational purposes in a classroom
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7th - 12th
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Thetis and Achilles: Greek and Roman Mythology Series — MS & High School (7-12)
What makes Thetis and Achilles such an extraordinary pair? Through Homer's words in The Iliad and other ancient texts, we find a goddess and her son caught in a web of fate, shaping their legendary story. Embark on a journey with our bespoke lesson resource, tailored for you to unravel the rich details of this mother-son duo.This all-in-one guide includes a pacing calendar, character profiles, background information, reading cards, and exciting connections to art and literature. Enrich your expl
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7th - 12th
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The Tragic Tale of Orpheus and Eurydice: Love Story Explored - Mythology Series
Engage English Language Arts middle and high schoolers with the ancient Greek Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice — the lovers who lost each other twice!Music began with the gods. And then Orpheus was born. He strung a lyre given to him by the god Apollo. And he charmed all he met with his song. Married to Eurydice, he loses her on their wedding night. A snake bites her — and thus, Orpheus vows to bring his love back to earth and travels to the underworld.This resource is optimized for distance learnin
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8th - 10th
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Indian Creation Myths: Engaging Mythology Series for Grades 8-10
What is a creation myth? What are examples of creations myths from Ancient India? Every culture has a creation myth. It's a collective story of how the universe began — but, on the Indian subcontinent — grew many traditions, stories, and myth. Use this digital download to explore myths that came out of the Hindu tradition — from about 1500 B.C.E. to about 500 C.E. This resource is optimized for distance learning. The product includes PDF, Google Workspace, and Easel files. Access and modify thi
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8th - 10th
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The Oracles of the Trojans: Greek and Roman Mythology Series — MS & High School
How did Trojan seers foretell Troy's destruction? Discover the backstory of the Trojan War, as alluded to in Homer's Iliad, and elaborated on in Vergil's Aeneid. Explore the prophecies of Cassandra and Helenus, the twin seers of Troy, and learn about Laocoön, the priest of Apollo, who was killed along with his sons by a murderous sea serpent (immortalized in a sculpture group now in the Vatican museums). These narratives provide mythological, historical, and archaeological background to perhaps
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8th - 11th
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