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Literary Analysis | Literary Lenses Activities Curriculum Bundle
Engage your students in literary analysis and critical reading with my bestselling Literary Lenses Curriculum. This curriculum bundle has everything you need to teach students to analyze literature from a variety of perspectives. Activities to teach any poem, novel, and short story in your curriculum are included! These resources are the perfect age-appropriate activities to teach literary criticism and theory. This bundle includes five of my bestselling literary lenses activities and accompanyi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Identifying Claim Article of the Week Game and Activity for Secondary ELA
The Claim Game is an article of the week activity that helps students to master the standards of reading informational texts. The Claim Game was designed to help students identify a claim, evaluate the evidence used to support a claim, and analyze the methods the author used to organize a text, including how major sections contribute to the whole meaning. This unit covers four of the Reading Informational texts standards. How it works: Every Monday for four weeks, students receive an article of
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6th - 10th
Beginner Spanish Workbook:Español para principiantes: 72 pgs (EDITABLE) 40% off!
This 72-page file is a complete beginner textbook and workbook that I've completed over my last 15 years of teaching/tutoring Spanish. It's designed for grades 8+. I'm offering it here at 40% off!This book includes 20 worksheets, 12 readings and 5 partner activities! It has explanations on all the topics covered in a first year course. You can use this resource in its entirety or simply page by page as needed for extra materials.Unit 1: The Basics Greetings, alphabet, pronunciationUnit 2: Family
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7th - 10th
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Literary Analysis Essay Writing Unit: Teacher Slides and Student Essay Workbook
This Literary Analysis Essay Unit is designed to walk students step-by-step through the literary analysis essay writing process. It includes both a teacher direct instruction, interactive slide show with 40+ editable slides and a guided practice literary analysis student workbook. Both resources will guide students through the writing process. Exemplary mentor text writing samples for a literary analysis essay are included to provide you with a way to show (not just tell) how to develop their an
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7th - 12th
Daily Grammar Practice - 74 Days of Sentence Correction Prompts with Solutions
This Product:74 daily sentence correction prompts with solutions. It has been used as formative assessments to grammar as well as an introductory activity as students enter the classroom. It is designed to provide consistent displays of two sentences for each day as well as solutions for these sentences. Slides can be arranged and modified to fit your students' needs. Objectives:1. To provide meaningful practice of grammar through sentence correcting.2. To provide exposure to common mistakes
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7th - 12th
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Adult ESL: Beginner ESL: Introductions and Greetings
This is the first lesson in my ESL materials. These ESL materials will be added to, but currently their only four lessons available.
This lesson covers learning greetings through grammar practice, matching questions with correct responses, aural practice and pronunciation. This can be used as a presentation to the class. It is in PDF format.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Edward Scissorhands- Gothic Literature Booklet
This is a film viewing booklet to be paired with Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands. The different sections of the booklet include:- Describe your suburb (pre-viewing)- questions for students to consider their own context, and identify what it is that makes people want to live there- Describe your ideal and imperfect society (pre-viewing)- an activity where students describe what an ideal and imperfect society would look like/act like/events, etc.- Edward's Imperfect Society (post-viewing)- questi
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6th - 11th
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ADVERTISING TECHNIQUES - PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUES WORKSHEETS AND POWERPOINT
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✨Advertising/ Media Unit Activity - advertising techniques,
A ready made package to teach your students advertising techniques and how to deconstruct an advertisement. It includes advertising worksheets, an advertising powerpoint covering the main techniques such as glittering generalities and appeal to emotion, as well as a sample answer guide.
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8th - 11th
'Famous Speeches' - Figurative and Connotative Meaning
This resource offers students the opportunity to study famous speeches to consider figurative and connotative meaning, and analyze the impact of imagery, repetition etc in the texts.
Students study a variety of speeches: (Braveheart's 'Freedom' speech; St Crispin's Day speech from Henry V; Churchill's 'Their Finest Hour' and 'Fight on the Beaches' speeches; Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech, and Sojourner Truth's 'Ain't I A Woman?')
Video clips of the speeches are accompanied by fu
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7th - 10th
THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY -- Matt Haig
Which regret stands out? Which decision would you like to Undo? Which life would you like to try on? ~Matt HaigGreetings,Is this the novel and resource for you and your students? Let me ask several questions to help you arrive at an answer. Everyone has regrets. Agreed? Everyone would like an Undo on some life choice. Agreed? Everyone has at least one, ‘What would have happened if I had taken the other fork in the road moment.’ Agreed? Nora Seed, the protagonist, in Matt Haig’s, The Midnight L
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Comprehension Adapted Book/Autism
This adapted book has 25 pages of two sentence scenerios that answer wh questions using visuals and repeptitive language. It is perfect practice for wh IEP goals! The pages are colorful and bright, keeping students engaged and interested in the materials. I have used it with my students who are readers and can build comprehension by reading the short story to themselves I also use it with my non - readers by reading the sentences to them and having them choose an answer with a field of visuals.
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PreK - 12th
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Script Writing Student Workbook
This is a student workbook I use to teach script writing. It includes the structure of a typical scene, steps for how to write a script, activities for students to create their own characters and a final assessment in which students write their own script and have the choice to also film themselves acting out their script, although the option is also there not to make their script into a film.
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9th - 12th
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The Kite Fighters: Literature Journal (editable)
This is a literature journal for the novel "The Kite Fighters" by Linda Sue Park.This reading guide divides the book into eight sections. For each section, four types of activities are provided:Each Quick Check is a question that tests basic comprehension and often involves some level of summarizing. (If you are familiar with QARs, these are usually what we would call “Think and Search” questions.)Each Higher Order Thinking question is just that—a question that utilizes higher order thinking suc
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4th - 9th
Iqbal by Franceso D'Adamo Workbook
This is an 18 page workbook to use while reading Iqbal by Francesco D'Adamo. The book includes reading comprehension questions that range in difficulty, higher order thinking questions on issues of child labor and social justice, suggestions for ways to get involved in the issue of child labor and a related reading list.
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4th - 9th
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E2E Story Shorts: FULL YEAR Bell Work for Inference Reading and Writing Practice
Introducing the E2E Story Shorts – your ticket to a year-long adventure in learning, packed with the perfect blend of bell work brilliance and inference excitement! Transform your classroom into a hub of reading and writing mastery with this full-year resource that's designed reinforce academic reading and writing. It's not just bell work; it's a daily dose of literary magic that will keep your students engaged and inspired throughout the entire school year. Say goodbye to dull routines and hel
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7th - 12th
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KEEPER 'N ME -- Richard Wagamese
Boy’s got some stories he wants to tell. ~KeeperGreetings,Welcome to Richard Wagamese’s Keeper ‘N Me. I love the book and this 193-page resource gives you and your students a number of tested options that you can use in and adapt to your situation. It puts students in the centre of the action and learning. It enables you to do what teachers do best -- spend time and energy with the students to inform, inspire, ignite. The 56-page Student Workbook on Book One and Book Two of the novel, and the
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: INDIGENOUS READING CIRCLE BUNDLE -- RICHARD WAGAMESE
FIVE LITTLE INDIANS -- Michelle Good
If we abandon hope then where will our energies be fired from? ~Michelle GoodMany fine novels have been written in recent years about residential schools and the harm inflicted upon generations of aboriginal people in Canada and the United States. Michelle Good’s, Five Little Indians, is one of the best. She is well-qualified (Cree lawyer and writer) to write such a story. And the novel has received many awards and much praise. Five Little Indians is a great story -- a story full of substance
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: INDIGENOUS STUDIES READING CIRCLE BUNDLE -- FIVE NOVELS, FIVE AUTHORS
Journalism, News Writing: Opinion, Editorial, and Arts Review Writing BUNDLE
This bundle includes everything you need to teach persuasive writing to your students to craft well-researched and support opinion/editorial and arts review articles. OPINION/EDITORIAL ARTICLE:Do you want your students to learn how to craft their opinion using solid logic, credible facts, and persuasive techniques? This comprehensive opinion-editorial news writing unit introduces students to the purpose of editorials, types of editorials, and a step-by-step process to write the article from brai
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7th - 12th
"The SAT Writing and Language Section Booster" Test Preparation Verbal
Full workbook and manual on the new SAT Writing and Language section. 125 pages of explanations and materials with all grammar and question types covered. Material enough for a 15-20 hour program on the Writing and Language section. Will yield greater results than at Kaplan or Princeton Review, because the exercises and explanations are more detailed and extensive while SAT focused. Great for school program- academic year or summer.
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9th - 12th
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English Studies Module K: The Big Screen Complete Unit (Workbook & PowerPoint)
Year 11 and 12 English Studies students thrive with structure and scaffolding. This unit of work is designed to extend over a 10 week period and cover the entire learning module. Students can also be given class time within the 10 week period to complete their assessment task.Workbook (56 pages) and PowerPoint (137 slides) cover:- Rubric & Introduction- Brainstorm & definitions- History of film- Film analysis - Film techniques- Camera shots game- Reading a film- Basic terminology- Film t
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11th - 12th
'The Titanic Investigative Project' - Making Inferences
Core Reading Standards 6-8
The Titanic package develops students' ability to integrate information presented in different media formats, cite evidence to support analysis, and distinguish claims supported by reason from those that are not.
They investigate the sinking of the Titanic by studying route charts, casualty figures, the lifeboat launch log, diagrams of the ship and testimonies of passengers, crew and expert witnesses.
Opportunities are provided for drama activities and for group and
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6th - 9th
VB MAPP - Adapted Book/File Folders
15 pages of adapted scnerios with picture based responses taken from the VB Map.
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VB - Mapp, pictures, visuals, Aautism, special education, early childhood, emerging reader, reading, reading comprehension, adapted book, speech and language, SLP, communication, listener responding
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PreK - 12th
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Coach Carter - Film Workbook Booklet - Scaffolded Differentiated
This film has inspired many students and is a regular at schools everywhere as it contains fantastic themes of social and racial prejudice, sportsmanship, teenage pregnancy, commitment and respect.
I wanted to make watching this film more educational for my students so I have developed a 10-page printable booklet to complete while watching the film. Ready to print and distribute. No more work needed!!
It is a highly visual activity with screenshots from the film to help students identify where
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
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'The Sapphires' Film Study Workbook
This 43-page workbook is the only resource you will require for teaching the whole unit on "The Sapphires." It is chronological to the film and includes key quotes and scene questions (which link to the main themes in the film and help prepare students for the essay). There are four essay questions near the end of the workbook, with scaffolding for each essay question.The booklet begins with a fun homework task - students must survey a family member that was alive during the 1960s to learn about
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10th - 12th
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Importance of learning English language arts
English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.
Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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Learning English language arts offers many benefits to students both in school and beyond. It helps students:
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By ensuring that students have a solid foundation in English language arts, teachers can help set them up for future success.
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