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Not grade specific Common Core RL.9-10.3 assessments
"Romeo and Juliet" Family Feud Style Test Review Game
This purchase includes a 100% editable, 64 slide, game-ready PowerPoint! (Although designed for "Romeo and Juliet", this purchase can be used for review of ANY curriculum because all questions and printables are editable!)Download includes suggestions for room set-up as well as directions for how I structure the game in my classroom. In addition, printable files are included for game signage and props. 55 questions of varying styles (fill-in-the-blank, who said?, poetic device identification, an
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The Necklace Short Story Unit Pre-Reading, Questions, Quiz, Essay and More!
This is a complete unit for Guy de Maupaussant's "The Necklace."You will get the following materials:Pre-Reading VocabularyGuided and Unguided Quote Studies with Literal and Inferential QuestionsSupplemental Follow-Up to Quote Studies on Literary Elements & IronyClose Reading Notes and Additional Worksheet Focusing on Values and Cause & EffectPost-Reading Comprehension and Critical Thinking QuestionsEssay Planning Sheets, including a RubricMultiple Choice QuizKeys for all worksheets (exc
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Also included in: Short Story Bundle for Middle and High School--Popular Titles! {CCSS}
Book Clubs & Independent Reading Unit Bundle
This bundle includes both an independent reading unit and book club unit that provides lessons, assignments, rubrics, and directions for teachers. It is designed for students in grades 7-12 and is research based that has yielded consistent results to increase student engagement and increases in the reading areas of comprehension of information text, literary text, and overall reading abilities. These two, 8-week units covers the following topics:Choosing a book to read and discuss as part of a b
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Born A Crime Summative for Part I
This summative for Part I is meant to prove how students have learned the standards. They continue to explore the themes, characters, and explore literary devices that work together to develop the plot. Students are asked to analyze. There are multiple ways to use this summative for all levels of learners. I have a "sample" with sentence frames and examples that I give students who need scaffolding to get to the proficiency level. I also have a column that is meant to add an extension for stude
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Also included in: Born A Crime Part I
Born A Crime Part I
Includes: -Nelson Mandala resource (could be used on a sick day or a planned absence)-Chapter One resource with characterization (bilingual: English and Spanish)-Chapter Two resource with theme exploration (bilingual: English and Spanish)-- --Assessment that includes modification and a rubric that combines skills learned and explored in the chapters
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8-Week Book Club Unit: Increase Engagement and Reading Levels
This 8-week book club unit product contains lessons, assignments, rubrics, and directions for teachers. It is designed for students in grades 7-12 and is research based that has yielded consistent results to increase student engagement and increases in the reading areas of comprehension of information text, literary text, and overall reading abilities. The 8-week unit covers the following topics:Choosing a book to read and discuss as part of a book club groupSetting goals for independent reading
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The Monkey's Paw Close Reading Unit Google Drive™ Distance Learning
What is the role of fate in our lives? In W. W. Jacobs' "The Monkey's Paw," the idea of the supernatural vs. human choice comes to life in a story of good fortune gone bad.This is a complete unit you can use in your middle or high school English classroom ready to assign on Google Classroom™. This file is for Google Drive™ to facilitate online or distance learning.There are many activities--most differentiated--so this should work with a wide range of students.What You Get:Pre-reading: Vocabular
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Also included in: Short Story Bundle for Middle and High School Google Drive™ Edition
The Open Boat Complete Close Reading Unit for Google Drive™
This is a complete five-day unit for teaching Stephen Crane's most famous short story, "The Open Boat." For teachers of American Literature, this story is a staple of the realism/naturalism movement, and a wonderful testament to the tenacity of the human spirit.Upon purchase, you will get an entire Google Drive™ folder with all materials needed for five class periods--including quick writes and assignments. Everything ties together nicely, and concludes with a quiz and in-class essay!You will ge
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Also included in: Short Story Bundle for Middle and High School Google Drive™ Edition
Complex Meanings of "The Century Quilt"
Consider how Waniek uses literary techniques to develop the complex meanings that the speaker attributes to The Century Quilt. You may wish to consider such elements as structure, imagery, and tone. “The Century Quilt” was published in 1985 as part of Nelson’s second collection of poems, Mama’s Promises.
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ALLUSION ESSAY Yeats’s Modernist 1923 poem “Leda and the Swan”
The meaning of some literary works is often enhanced by sustained allusion to myths, the Bible (literary work may not be from the Bible or Torah or other religious work), or other works of literature. Select a literary work that makes use of such a sustained reference. Then, write a well-organized essay (min. five paragraphs) in which you explain the allusion that predominates in the work and analyze how it enhances the work’s meaning. MAKE SURE YOU ADDRESS THE MEANING! NOTE: You may disc
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Students often MISS details: Frost and “The Road Not Taken”
Too often, people just miss or ignore important details when they are analyzing a literary work. For example, Robert Frost is one of America’s greatest poets but his poems can often be misunderstood. One MINOR detail can, and often does, change everything. Read and annotate Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken”. Then, consider what Frost wrote about both roads. Are the roads really that different?
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Character Analysis Design Your Character's Water Bottle End of Year Printable
Unleash your students' creativity with this resource. Dive into character analysis and sticker design as students create stickers for their favorite characters and design their water bottles. Explore traits, catchphrases, and motivations to craft unique designs.Foster critical thinking, artistic expression, and character analysis skills while celebrating individuality. Ignite imagination and showcase artistic flair with this project.I have used this activity successfully in English classes of al
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Character Analysis Design Your Character's Stickers End of Year Printable
Unleash your students' creativity with this resource. Dive into character analysis and sticker design as students create stickers for their favorite characters. Explore traits, catchphrases, and motivations to craft unique designs.Foster critical thinking, artistic expression, and character analysis skills while celebrating individuality. Ignite imagination and showcase artistic flair with this project.I have used this activity successfully in English classes of all ability levels in grades 9-12
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To Kill a Mockingbird Compare and Contrast Paragraph and Brainstorming
This prompt asks students to use the RACE format to write a page comparing and contrasting Burris Ewell and Walter Cunningham. It includes a table for brainstorming.
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Setting, Dialogue, and Levy - P1 Q1 A B
Read the excerpt below from My Sister’s Perfect Life by Tobin Levy and then complete the chart and the short essay that follows.
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Coming Home with The Odyssey
What does it mean to “come home”? Consider Odysseus’s journey home to Ithaca and the symbolism of “home.”
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Alice Walker’s The Flowers.
Read the following passage from Alice Walker’s The Flowers. Then, complete the questions that follow.
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Kennings
One of the literary devices popular in the Anglo-Saxon Old English poetry tradition is the kenning
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Let’s HAVE SOME FUN with “THEME FOR EHRLICH’s ENGLISH”
Use Langston Hughes's poem to learn about your students
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Authorial Intent in THEME FOR ENGLISH B
Have your students examine "Theme for English B" by Langston Hughes.
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The Most Dangerous Game Close Reading Mini Unit with Quiz for Google Drive™
This Google Drive™ Folder will come complete with the following material for Richard Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game":Close Reading NotesReading QuestionsConflict in TMDGFull Text (PDF) of the storyGoogle Form™ Quiz (45 points) including vocabularyPlease make sure you are purchasing this for use in Google Drive™. I do have a hard copy version of this product available as well. It is linked below. The Most Dangerous Game Close Reading Notes & QuestionsThanks,⭐Teacher in the Rye⭐ Follow me
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Also included in: Short Story Bundle for Middle and High School Google Drive™ Edition
Character Couture: Design Your Character's T-shirt End of Unit End of Year Fun
Unleash your students' creativity with "Character Couture: Design Your Character's T-shirt"! Dive into character analysis and fashion design as students create captivating t-shirt designs for their favorite characters. Explore traits, catchphrases, and motivations to craft unique front designs. On the back, encourage students to flaunt their wit with character sayings that reflect the character's journey and internal characteristics. Foster critical thinking, artistic expression, and character a
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Macbeth Essay | Modern Connection | AP Literature | Google Drive
Macbeth Essay | Literary Analysis | Shakespeare | Modern MacbethLooking for an interesting approach to writing about power, current events and all things Macbeth? This creative Macbeth analysis will have students engaged and showing their understanding of the play and current events on an in-depth level. Macbeth in Real Life: Who do we see embody these behaviors and dynamics today?Shakespeare's plays are timeless because the conflicts and struggles of the often tragically flawed characters can s
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The Monkey's Paw Multiple Choice Quiz Google Drive™ Distance Learning
This is a final assessment for W. W. Jacobs' "The Monkey's Paw." This is a quiz you can use in your middle or high school English classroom ready to assign on Google Classroom. This file is for Google Drive to facilitate online or distance learning.What You Get:50-Point Quiz (Comprehension, interpretation, author technique, vocabulary)I hope you enjoy using this material with your students!The complete Google Drive unit for "The Monkey's Paw," as well as other distance learning items, are listed
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