High school english language arts handouts for SMART Notebook

Handouts, Interactive Whiteboard, Lesson

Spanish Greetings Farewells and Basics Vocabulary-Notebook

Created by

Sue Summers

This Notebook Software / Smart Board presentation includes 40 vocabulary words and phrases to teach or review basic greetings, leave takings, introductions, basic questions/responses like: how are you/I'm well, thanks, What's your name?, How old are you? etc. Accent marks and the silent h have different color font to highlight these from the very first time that students see them. There's also a brief explanation about the difference between masculine and feminine adjective endings. Created b

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, Spanish

Grades:

2nd - 10th

Types:

Media Studies: The Problem with Pornography

Created by

The Book People Curriculum Company

Package is a Smart Board lesson that introduces the prevalence and problems of pornography. We use it after we have used my Media Studies Introduction units, which include lessons on explicit and implicit media images and on the construction and reconstruction of problematic social norms of women, men, race, and violence through implicit media images. After this Introduction, we find it effective to show the TED Talk, "Why I Stopped Using Pornography." All of this material is available here on T

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Informational Text

Grades:

9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Handouts, Lesson

Also included in: Media Studies Bundle

TELL Con Pragraph Structure

Created by

Heather Picolotti

Use this SMARTboard presentation to introduce TEL(L)Con paragraph structure to your students. Links to the original graphic organizer, rubric, and student level explanations are included in this lesson. TEL(L)Con paragraph structure will help your students improve their paragraphing skills.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository

Grades:

6th - 9th

Types:

Handouts, Interactive Whiteboard, Graphic Organizers

Novel Study Supplements for Night by Elie Wiesel

Created by

David Firlotte

A support to the amazing novel Night by Elie Wiesel. Includes a Smart Notebook file with questions and as attachments in the file are attached a Word formatted version of the questions, a .PDF format of the questions for easy printing and a .KMZ Google Earth file of locations in the novel, an Anticipation Guide activity, a Faith Discussions question sheet, and a Night RAFT project assignment.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Social Studies - History

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

Handouts, Homework

Romeo and Juliet Scenes Characters Smartboard Tablet Activity

Created by

lightning

Use with or without SmartPen and Tablet. Make visual learners learn about the play like never before with fun, moveable characters and scenes. Meant for all those young at heart. This was used in grade nine and sometimes even for special needs students as well. The characters are all on the attachments on the side, so you can load them into each scene.

Subjects:

Drama, English Language Arts

Grades:

5th - 12th

Types:

Brave New World Powerpoint: Satire, BNW, Dowd's editorial and allusions

Created by

Activities, Handouts, Interactive Whiteboard

Travis Tips This was one of my best lessons on Brave New World. It deals with satire and provides a description of satire and its characteristics. Students are given a handout of Maureen Dowd's editorial on Ted Cruz (still timely) on Oct. 6, 2013 and are asked to read, respond, circle allusions, and comment on why this is such an effective satire. Connections are made with Brave New World. Auden's poem also included as satire. Super successful lesson --- I was observed while doing it -

Subjects:

Literature

Grades:

10th - 12th

Types:

PASSÉ COMPOSÉ - RÈGLES, EXPRESSIONS et DIALOGUES

Created by

Mme Nadine Pharand

Si tu peux le dire, tu peux l'écrire...if you want your students to know how to use the past tense then they need to know how to say it first. This product outlines the rules for constructing the PASSÉ COMPOSÉ with both auxilaries: AVOIR et ÊTRE (4 pages) plus 10 PAGES of French language structures and expressions students can use as REFERENCE for expressing actions in the past tense. A super resource to help students learn correct sentence structure of the passé composé.

Subjects:

en Français, French, Grammar

Grades:

4th - 9th

Types:

Handouts, Printables, Lesson

Letter Writing Primary Documents Civil Rights Business Letters

Created by

Teachnicrat

This is my most amazing product yet! It is an excellent 16 page/slide document that reviews letter format. It even has a manipulative first activity!! I've also included a PDF version for those interested! Check which version you are purchasing. Most importantly, though, it gives the students ample real-life opportunities to write business letters and/or responses. Check out the preview!! There are several primary documents that are hilarious, and the students will enjoy seeing an actual

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Social Studies - History

Grades:

5th - 12th

Types:

Activities, Handouts, Lesson

HAMLET: Let's sing ... 2 songs: Thanks to Simon and Garfunkel and HAIR

Created by

Travis Tips Changing the pace is always fun. To continue the FUN of Hamlet, these two songs get students involved and show them how well-known Shakespeare's play is. #1: Original lyrics put to the tune of S & G's "Cecilia". Put on Smartboard, upload the background music or song, print out the new lyrics and have students sing. This is to be at the end of Act 2 when Ophelia thinks Hamlet is mad and isn't there for him. #2: HAIR's (rock musical) "What a Piece of Work is Man" ...

Subjects:

Literature

Grades:

11th - 12th

Types:

Importance of Being Earnest: Acting Out the Cat Fight (Act 2)

Created by

English Language Arts, Literature, Reading

In this one period classroom activity, students are divided into acting groups and provided with Lorgnettes, hats, and instructions on how to bring this scene alive. FUN time for all students . (teacher cuts out lorgnettes out of poster board ahead of time) TravisTips

Subjects:

Grades:

11th - 12th

Types:

ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts, Literature

Twilight Guided Theme Essay for the Novel

Created by

Ritasue29

Students will learn how to identify theme, examples from Lord of the FLies are given, these can easily be modified by teacher if they are not familiar with this famous novel. Students will learn how to identify subject and theme and write statements of theme. In this lesson, students will brainstorm together subjects and themes of the novel, and create their own statement of theme. They will on their own, write an essay using textual evidence using their chosen theme. Teachers can print the Smar

Subjects:

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

Activities, Handouts, Interactive Whiteboard

Great Gatsby: Meet Tom Buchanan: Character Study

Created by

Close Reading, Literature

Students are given quotation from the novel on a handout and are asked to circle relevant phrases or words that indicate Tom's character. Students are thus asked to do close reading, critical thinking, and character evaluation. Travis Tips See also handouts on Daisy Buchanan and on Jordan Baker

Subjects:

Grades:

10th - 12th

Types:

Great Gatsby: Meet Jordan Baker: Character Study

Created by

Close Reading, Literature

Travis Tips: Students are given a handout on Jordan Baker and are asked to circle relevant phrases or words that indicate who she is and what she is like --- students are encouraged to make inferences, to critical think, and to cast a real person to play her character. (See also assignment on Tom Buchanan and on Daisy Buchanan)

Subjects:

Grades:

10th - 12th

Types:

Literature, Reading, Reading Strategies

Smart Board Quotes from - The Outsiders

Created by

Shopgirl Mrs V

Smartboard -The Outsiders - quotes review. Students determine the speaker of the quote. Please check out my other Smartboard Activities for The Outsiders.

Subjects:

Grades:

6th - 9th

Types:

Great Gatsby: Meet Daisy Buchanan: Character Study

Created by

Travis Tips: In this quotation, students are asked to circle relevant points about Daisy and to make inferences about the kind of person she is. This encourages critical thinking, close reading of the text, and an understanding of characterization. (look for the ones on Tom Buchanan and Jordan Baker)

Subjects:

Literature

Grades:

10th - 12th

Types: