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Free high school literature handout images
The Tempest Visual Character Map!
This sample is intended to introduce educators to this classroom-tested and teacher/student approved product-Illumismart's Visual Character Map!This particular Character Map is intended to supplement study materials for curriculum focus on "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare. All artwork is original. This guide provides quick visuals and symbols for characters and briefly describes their relationships in the story.If you like this product, check out other Illumismart Literature Visual Guides HE
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Classroom Resources and Visuals: Lifetime License BUNDLE
FREEBIE "Huck Finn" Visual Character Map (With BONUS Clip-Art!)
This sample is intended to introduce educators to this classroom-tested and teacher/student approved product-Illumismart's Visual Character Map!This particular Character Map is intended to supplement study materials for curriculum focus on "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain. All artwork is original. This guide provides quick visuals and symbols for characters and briefly describes their relationships in the story of Huck Finn.If you like this product, check out other Illumismart
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Classroom Resources and Visuals: Lifetime License BUNDLE
Character Instagram Worksheet
This activity is fantastic for anyone looking for a fun way to assess students ability to identify key details! After reading a novel, allow your students to select a character to create an Instagram profile for. They get to make a profile picture, bio, and three posts with captions. I always specify that the posts need to be based on what the character experiences in the book! My middle schoolers love this fun summarizing activity!
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6th - 9th
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Color by Metaphor
Students can practice identifying Metaphor types: idiom, simile, hyperbole, and personification.Students identify the types of metaphors, and get to choose their own colors for the design. A fun review and hallway decoration all rolled in one!
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9th - 12th
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Free Characters in The Great Gatsby: Character Bio Student Handout/Printable
Free Downloadable - PDF Handout for Students*** Purchase our Great Gatsby Videos to Complete your lessons!This Great Gatsby character bio sheet is a comprehensive guide to the characters in the novel. It includes a short bio of each character, along with their picture, to help students visualize the characters and their personalities. The bio sheet is a useful resource for students to keep track of the complex relationships between the characters, and to gain a deeper understanding of their moti
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Great Gatsby Map of New York
This is a screenshot from Google Maps that I have labeled for my students. I have them paste it in their Interactive Notebooks so they can better understand the geographical layout of New York, Long Island, and specifically where "East Egg" and "West Egg" exist. We use this map to also plot where we think Gatsby's and the Buchanan's mansions are to better visualize Gatsby standing by the sound and staring across at Daisy's light.
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10th - 12th
Literary Plot Chart
Fillable plot chart for literary purposes. Includes space for students to write:Exposition5 Rising Action EventsClimax5 Falling Action EventsResolution
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4th - 12th
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Into the Wild Infographic
This infographic for Jon Krakauer's classic tale, 'Into the Wild,' offers a visual recap of a man who desires to live independent of society. It outlines the Characters, offers a Plot Timeline of Chris McCandless's journey from Atlanta to Alaska, includes Symbols and Themes, and ends with a quote that reveals McCandless's philosophy for living off the grid. It corresponds with my Power Point and unit plan for the book:
Into the Wild PowerPoint
Into the Wild Unit Plan
Enjoy a Teach It Now Da
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9th - 12th
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The Great Gatsby Symbolism Coloring Page
This Symbolism Coloring Sheet for "The Great Gatsby" is a valuable resource for any ELA teacher looking to enhance their students' understanding and engagement with this classic novel.
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9th - 12th
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Flowchart/tally System for Primary vs Secondary Sources
Here is a flowchart/tally system for primary vs secondary sources. The directions are in the document, but here is a preview: "Add up the points on either side to figure out if a source is primary or secondary. Ask yourself the questions in the middle while reading. If you answer yes, add one point towards the left column, if the the answer is no add one to the right, the source is most likely whichever column has the most points" I made it a .PNG so that you can put it in a word doc, a google
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Hunger Games Bookmarks
These bookmarks can be printed off on colored card stock and laminated for longevity. Includes page numbers for all the chapters.
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9th - 10th
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Young Adult Summer Reading List
If you work with young adults in education, you might have them asking for a new book to read. With these eye-catching lists, they will have access to find the books they want. Let the lists do the work for you! I bought a Desktop Reference Display System from Amazon to display these lists in one location. Students stop by and flip through the display to find a list they are interested in. These pages make your job easier, and help students become more in charge of their own decision making (wit
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8th - 12th
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Narrative Checklist (FREE)
Use this free resource to help students check off what they have included in their narrative writing. It covers the basics of what students need in their writing. Use it as a handout, a bookmark, or display it on your slideshow. Can be used in any ELA classroom from grades 6-9.
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6th - 9th
Things Fall Apart - Okonkwo Family Tree Color-Coded
This color-coded (with blue and pink to indicate gender) family tree will help your students to be able to keep track of who's who in Things Fall Apart.
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9th - 12th
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Figure of Person
Use the figure of this person to allow your students to practice identifying external traits. Read a story to your students and use this person to allow your students to draw his/her physical traits and then identify them.
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PreK - 12th
I Am The Messenger Infographic
This visual summary reveals some of the major concepts of Markus Zusak's realistic and honest coming-of-age novel, 'I Am The Messenger.' It includes Theme Topics, Symbols, Main Characters, Conflicts, Literary Elements, and two of Zusak's profound word pictures. For more details,follow this link to checkout my coordinating 78-page unit plan for this novel:
I Am The Messenger Unit Plan
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10th - 12th
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Graphic Novel Sign
Graphic Novel Sign showing the classics: Wonderwoman, Batman, Spiderman, and V for Vendetta.
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4th - 12th, Staff
Romeo and Juliet Character Web
This is a character web I use in my 9th grade class along with Romeo and Juliet. It provides a very basic visual reference for students to look at during the beginning of the unit.
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8th - 12th
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Fahrenheit 451 - Unit Materials
Plato's "Allegory of the Cave" Homework Assignment
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Unit Plan - Fahrenheit 451
graphic: 5 elements of a story
focus grabbing graphic to teach story writing
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1st - 9th
Plot Outline
Provide your students with a graphic organizer that outlines a story's plot structure from beginning to end. Highlight key moments in any story with this organizer.
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7th - 12th, Staff
Simple Plot Diagram Worksheet for Intermediate ELs/ ESL Students
A simple chart to help ELs/ ESL students learn the foundations of plot in a piece of fiction.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Study Guide, ANALYSIS "placemat" panel guide for teens - distant & class UESGBC
The Analysis Guide of the UESGBC covers key elements of literature that requires a closer look. Starting with 4 key WAYS TO ANALYZE, and moving to the two sides of the language coin, Reader and Writer, How to Spot the features of Non-fiction, Informational Text, Poetry Basics for a quick identification, Top 10 Forms of Figurative Language and commercials that use them, Film Analysis (how it differs from Literary Analysis), and 9 Basic Logic Flaws.With ongoing Distance Learning (and variations o
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6th - 9th
Exit Ticket
Exit Ticket template that you can use in any grade at any time.
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1st - 12th
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