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Trifles by Susan Glaspell Literature Guide Unit, Lesson Plans
Are your students obsessed with Serial or Undisclosed or other true crime stories? Pique their interest while exposing them to canonical literary fiction with Trifles -- the perfect twist on this murder mystery, of sorts! This easy-prep drama unit is an excellent choice if you are looking for a text to quickly cover the elements of drama in place of a longer text, or it would even work well as a quick unit for Women's History Month. Student Experience: Since it's first production in 1916, Trifle
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: American Literature Curriculum, Year-Long, BUNDLE, English Lesson Plans
Desiree’s Baby by Kate Chopin | Short Story Analysis
“Désirée’s Baby” is a short story by Kate Chopin published in 1893. The story is set in Louisiana during the mid-nineteenth century, or the Antebellum South period. At the time, rich, white slaveowners were at the top of the social hierarchy. This story intertwines themes of racism and sexism through a complex plot and development of characters. Included in this purchase is:Complete short story “Désirée’s Baby” by Kate ChopinAcademic vocabulary graphic organizerActivating prior knowledge act
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
THE HANDMAID'S TALE, Full Unit for Homeschool or Independent Learning
Use the hit Hulu series and hot topic current events to experience this feminist, dystopian classic. This take-home unit includes every single thing you need to teach this terrifying, captivating, and mind-blowing book. I’ve loved this book for 25 years, taught it for 10 and now I’ve adapted the whole unit to be used as an independent learning unit, including optional use of the TV series and modern events. This unit includes:Daily “Do Now” personal journal prompts tailored to each chapter subje
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Racism, Social Darwinism, and Eugenics: google assignment history of evil ideas
No excuse for racism is acceptable.This a google forms unit that is a self-guided assignment. This unit draws a lesson for the horrific history of eugenics.See the preview for view of the three-sectioned google form. This form automatically grades students.The answer key is hard-coded into the form.I also attached it as the preview to this resource.What questioned are addressed in this unit?Why were women of colour, and other minorities and low income individuals, subject to forced sterilization
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Princess Diana & British Royals- Conspiracy Theory- Listen, Short Ans. Paragraph
A new generation of students is curious about Princess Diana and her sudden death because of the recent TV show, The Crown. This scandalous conspiracy features affairs, paparazzi, the British Royals, eating disorders, MI6, and a deadly car crash. Because of the tragic and sometimes racy nature of the content, I would recommend this for mature students only. You are busy, so the detailed summary I provide means that you do not have to listen to the podcast to assess student work. There are rigor
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Story of an Hour Literary Analysis
This product includes the link to the 1894 short story "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin.The lesson provided allows a quick and easy introduction to the historical context of the 19th century, including Chopin's personal background and the women's suffrage movement. Also included is a before reading activating strategy which will build anticipation and bring to light prior knowledge. This helps students recognize the irony present in the story, make connections to the text, and identify how
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Reading Paired Texts Bundle — The Story of an Hour, The Yellow Wallpaper
The Ultimate Bible Bundle!
This bundle includes everything you need to teach your students about the Catholic Bible. Start off with the study guide and test and use the other activities to engage them throughout the year. These activities are all NO PREP and can be used for enrichment, centers or emergency sub plans. The Old Testament Scoot game is perfect for an end of the year activity.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Learn to Write Hebrew Script - as an Adult! Hebrew Cursive Practice Sheets
Learn to Write the Hebrew Script - as an Adult!Learning a new language as an adult is not an easy thing.And when it comes with a unique alphabet and requires switching to right-to-left writing, things get tough.I know because I started my journey with the Hebrew language when I was over 20! It's not easy to start writing letters when you are not five years old anymore. It requires one to swallow one's pride and embrace the new endeavor.One of my biggest pet-peeves when learning Hebrew was that s
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
International Women's Day + History Month Reading Comprehension Bundle
Celebrate Women's History Month and International Women's Day with Engaging Reading Comprehension Activities!This 7-pack bundle of reading comprehension worksheets is the perfect resource to empower your students and celebrate the incredible contributions of women throughout history. Each activity focuses on a different aspect of the women's rights movement and women's achievements, making it ideal for International Women's Day and Women's History Month lessons.Here's what you'll find in each wo
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Diversity and Resistance On The American Frontier
The story of Western Expansion is typically told through the experience of white men. This bundle consists of two reading assignments covering the experience of people of African and Asian descent, transgender people, and women, and a three Native American cultures and their experience with and resistance to Westward Expansion. This assignment is for students learning about American history, particularly the American frontier, otherwise known as the Wild West, women’s history, transgender studie
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Women in Early Hip-Hop & Rap
This is a short reading assignment for students learning about hip-hop, rap, music history, women’s history, and American pop culture focusing on the role women played in the development of early hip-hop and rap. It focuses on a number of artists, including Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Sha-Rock, Roxanne Shante, and Salt-N-Pepa. Following the reading is a series of reflection questions created with Costa’s Levels of Questioning for students to better engage with their learning.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Trailblazers and Gunslingers: Diversity in the Wild West
This is a reading assignment looking briefly at the lives of Annie Oakley, Charley Parkhurst, Nat Love, Bass Reeves, Jim Sam, and Pearl Hart. The narratives of people of African and Asian descent, transgender people, and women show the diversity of the American West at a time when the narrative is typically dominated by white men. This assignment is for students learning about American history, particularly the American frontier, otherwise known as the Wild West, women’s history, transgender stu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Diversity and Resistance On The American Frontier
Daily Prayer Journal | Prayer Notebook | journaling | independent study
A thriving personal relationship with God begins with prayer, reflection, and gratitude, which is why we've designed this Prayer Journal to be the perfect tool for your spiritual journey. Featuring:What a "What can I journal about" Prompts"Verse of The Day" section"Today's Prayer Notes"Prayer ListScripture section"Thankful/Grateful for" section"Song On My Heart" section for those times where you can only express your feelings in music.A full "Notes and Reflections" section andPrayer Doodles sect
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Religion and Progress Assignment
Directions: You will work in a group of 3 to give a 15-20 minute presentation on an assigned religion. In this presentation you will address the following questions/topics; Overview of your assigned religion Basic beliefs History of your assigned religion The current state of your assigned religion How has your assigned religion adapted to the human quest for progress? (choose 3) Race Gender Sexual Orientation Lifestyle Requirements (diet, clothing, etc.) Technology Conflict or Harmony with the
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
How to Study the Bible: Hermeneutics (Student Workbook and Teacher's Manual)
How to Study the Bible: Hermeneutics - Student Packet and Teacher's Manual8 Lesson Plans with readings, interactive activities for discussion and writing, vocabulary practice, and assignments all designed into one workbook. Designed for small group, individual, or classroom studies
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Bible Study Women of the Bible Story of Ruth Small Group Study Womens Retreat Gu
The Biblical story of Ruth is a narrative of loyalty, redemption, and God's providence. It is found in the Old Testament, specifically in the Book of Ruth. Follow along this journey with her in how she demonstrates loyalty to her mother in law Naomi and Boaz a wealthy landowner. This is a a guided reading tool. You can see the question prompts in the listing photos. Please read through so you know exactly what you are getting. This is great for small groups, women retreats, Bible studies. youth
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Higher Education, Adult Education
Tree of Life Emergency Sub Plans for Religion, Sociology, World History, Culture
This packet will keep students learning while you are away. It has a two page reading about references to the Tree of Life in cultures around the world, two worksheets and a coloring page for early finishers. Perfect for a substitute, this resource does not require any outside resources or research. Keys are included!Note: The font of the reading is lexend which is designed for students with dyslexia.Check out the preview to see if this is right for you.For more interesting activities, check ou
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Easter Craft - Easter Religious Coloring Activity - Writing Worksheets
The Easter Craft with Bunny Coloring, Drawing, and Writing Activities book is a fantastic resource for teachers looking to engage their students in imaginative and creative Easter-themed activities. Designed to inspire creativity and develop fine motor skills, this book offers a variety of projects that will captivate young minds:Bunny Craft Activity: Children begin with coloring an adorable Easter Bunny page, followed by drawing their own unique bunny designs. They then move on to crafting mode
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PreK - 8th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
LGBTQ+ History Pride Inspired | 20 Quotes | Bell Ringers | Do Nows
Kick off LGBT history month or gay pride month with educational bell-ringers for middle school or high school. Check out this 20 slide presentation. The bell ringers are creative and versatile. Super versatile assignment:You can share the whole slide show for students to complete as a projectYou can share one a day as a "bell ringer" or a closure to your lessonStudents can hand write responses in a journal OR use the text box space provided in each slide for their individual responses. You can s
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: LGBT 3 Product Bundle | LGBT History Month | Gay Pride
LGBTQ+ Poetry Writing Lesson: Trace Peterson's "Everyone is a Little Trans"
Dive deep into the nuances of gender, identity, and expression with our meticulously crafted handout, designed to guide students through a close reading of Trace Peterson’s transformative poem, "Everyone is a Little Trans." This resource offers a comprehensive framework for engaging with contemporary poetry, fostering a deeper understanding of identity fluidity and inclusivity through critical analysis and creative expression. (Note: the resource links to a folder with multiple file types: pdf,
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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TED Talk: Why Do People Join Cults?- Janja Lalich
Dive into the fascinating world of cults with this thought-provoking assignment! Explore the history and psychology behind cults, from their rise in popularity to the methods they use to recruit and control members. This assignment is perfect for sparking discussions about belief systems, manipulation, and the human psyche. Challenge your students to think critically about the characteristics of cults and why people may be drawn to them. Don't miss out on this engaging and enlightening resource
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
TED Talk: What My Religion Really Says About Women- Alaa Murabit
In this engaging assignment inspired by a thought-provoking TED Talk, students will explore the intersection of religion and women's rights. Through watching the talk and answering insightful questions, students will delve into the speaker's personal journey as a young Muslim woman advocating for gender equality within religious contexts. They will analyze the speaker's strategies for promoting women's rights, including reclaiming religious teachings to challenge cultural norms. This assignment
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
TED Talk: What it’s Like to be Muslim in America- Dalia Mogahed
Description: This discussion guide is inspired by Dalia Mogahed's thought-provoking TED Talk, "What do you think when you look at me?" In this powerful talk, Dalia shares her personal journey as a Muslim woman in America, challenging stereotypes and misconceptions about Islam and Muslims. This assignment is designed to help students explore the impact of Islamophobia on individuals and society, encouraging critical thinking and empathy.Included in this resource:10 discussion questions for high s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
TED Talk: A Saudi Woman Who Dared to Drive- Manal al-Sharif
Description: Engage your students in a thought-provoking discussion inspired by Manal al-Sharif's TED Talk on women's rights and activism in Saudi Arabia. This resource includes 10-20 high school-level questions designed to deepen understanding and stimulate critical thinking. Encourage your students to explore themes of freedom, oppression, and societal change as they delve into the courageous story of Manal al-Sharif's fight for women's right to drive. Perfect for sparking meaningful classroom
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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