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Common Core RL.6.10 interactive whiteboards
Short Film Workshops Literary Elements THEME SETTING CHARACTER CONFLICT
Looking for a fun and meaningful way to teach the elements of literature? This Pixar short film workshop bundles can meet the needs of all students, regardless of access to technology. Includes both 8.5x11 printable worksheets, task cards, and Google Slides. ❤They may be cute, but they are packed with rigorous and challenging activities. Students will step through a complete character and theme analysis and learn how real writers use characterization techniques to add layers and details to make
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5th - 8th
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Animated Short Film Theme Inference Plot Characters Setting Dialogue more
A FULL YEAR OF digital Pixar Short Films! What a fun way to teach literary elements, aka story elements such as theme, inference, character, setting, plot, etc! These Share-&-Go workshops make learning convenient for teachers and enjoyable for students.CCSS FOR READING LITERATURE AND WRITING❤ NOTE: Each workshop includes CCSS aligned, thought-provoking questions, activities, and writing tasks specific for EACH film. (They are not simply generic graphic organizers).❤ INTERACTIVITY AND SHARING
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5th - 8th
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6th Grade ELA Module 1 Unit Bundle - Aligned to CCLS
This includes:
- Smart Notebook files for each lesson.
- Student Resource book
- Vocabulary
What is the hero’s journey? How does knowledge of the hero’s journey help to more deeply understand character? This unit is designed to build students’ background understanding of the archetype of the hero’s journey and its continuing significance in modern literature. Students will practice reading closely as they analyze the highly popular novel The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan (7
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6th
Reading Strategies and Independent Reading Response Unit, SB & PDF
A best selling unit!
This unit is designed to set up your independent reading program, and to specifically teach each reading strategy through a series of 15 lessons.
This download includes the Smartboard file (50+) and all pdf handouts (70+ pages)
The unit is divided into 2 parts, the first 6 lessons are dedicated to setting up an effective independent reading program.
The second part of the unit is dedicated to teaching reading strategies through a variety of mini lessons, read-a-louds
Grades:
4th - 6th
Grade 6 Module 2A Unit 1 - Bud, Not Buddy
Hello! My sixth grade class has recently finished Unit 1, Module 2A of the Expeditionary Learning Modules. Within this module, students read the text "Bud, Not Buddy" and practice working with evidence.
I created this powerpoint so that I could visually display many of the lesson features, rather than strictly read aloud from the printed lesson. I used the powerpoint on both a smartboard and projector. It took me quite a while to make and I figured sharing it might help save time for others!
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6th
NO PREP! Inferencing Author's Message Unit, Diversity, Smartboard & PDF
UPDATED: *Clarity has been fixed on this unit!* I also added name/date headers to handouts and links to each handout on SB lesson page for easy access*
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Teach and challenge your students to use inferencing skills! This is a reading for meaning unit where students learn the basics of inferencing and are challenged to infer the author’s message of a variety of high interest texts. The commo
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4th - 6th
Author's Purpose Jeopardy Game
This jeopardy game uses the following content from Read Works as the basis for it's questions: http://www.readworks.org/passages/animal-instinct-0 It is free to join Readworks.
The skills taught in this lesson are determining purpose of specific sections as well as the whole passage, identifying key words or sentences, and bonus questions that use skills such as compare and contrast, and finding evidence. I used this for the high group in 4th grade reading groups.
This gives you an editable pr
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4th - 6th
Greek Gods and Goddesses Boom Cards
Want to review the 14 major Greek gods and goddesses in a fun, interactive way? Check out this Boom Deck of 25 interactive cards. They are paperless and self checking! Cool beans! They use the Boom learning platform and students can access them on a Smartboard, tablet or computer.
Your students will review the 14 major gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus. They will need to know:
*The gods' and goddesses' Greek and Roman names
*Their realms
*Their symbols
*Fun facts
"Boom Cards play on m
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4th - 7th
Among the Hidden Chapters 1-16 for PROMETHEAN Board
Are you starting a book unit but need direction on how to teach it? This flipchart contains higher level thinking questions and achievement type questions related to the first half of the novel Among the Hidden. Questions involve vocabulary, reading, as well as mathematics. Also, some research and writing questions are included. Answers may be found through the use of clickers or by changing the background color of the page. ATTENTION: Be sure to have ActivInspire Software before purchasing. If
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4th - 6th
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Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - Last Lines - an epitaph
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem is an epitaph. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Nothing Gold Can Stay by Frost Close Reading Poetry Analysis Interactive Able
Close Reading Poetry Analysis of "Nothing Gold Can Stay" by Robert Frost. Analyzing poetry is an art. How do you get better at it? Practice. Here is an easy way to teach close reading with self-guided questions that help the student gain understanding of breaking down lines of poetry.This version is interactive-abled for online use. This poem pairs well with a using short stories such as "Jack and the Beanstalk", "King Midas", "Monkey's Paw", the novella "The Pearl", and the novel, "A Night
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4th - 9th
Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - Pencils - free verse
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem is written in free verse. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - Gulp - onomatopoeia
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem focuses on onomatopoeia. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - Cloud Vendetta - personification
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem focuses on personification. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - I Met a Four - metaphors
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem focuses on metaphors. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - Nicholas - a clerihew
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem is a clerihew. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - Wrap Warp - anagrams
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem focuses on anagrams. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - Oh crud! - light verse
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem is a poem in light verse. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Spotlight Poems for Enriched Student Learning - My Dog - a Cinquain
Help your students meet common core standards by using my spotlight poems. Each poem pack focuses on a poem that's fun and unique. This particular poem is a cinquain. Start by spending 10 to 15 minutes reading the poem of the week. Then each following day a new element is spotlighted for class discussion. A great way to introduce literary terms! The pages can be projected and discussed whole class, or simply duplicate the poem for each child.
Theme
Two slides from my set of 6 slides created about Theme with examples of theme found in literature.
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4th - 7th
Notice and Note: Tough Questions
Introductory lesson for the Notice and Note signpost, Tough Questions. Includes linked Powtoon video to introduce the concept, plus linked videos to relate to the students' own experience using movie clips. Also included is a slide reviewing how we use sticky notes to record annotations that answer the anchor question, using additional guiding questions as a means to make students think more deeply about the text.
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4th - 9th
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