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Not grade specific Common Core RL.9-10.3 resources under $5
Hexagonal Thinking: Blank Templates for ELA
Hexagonal thinking is a rich way to inspire discussion at any point in a novel. With these hexagonal templates, student groups first create the elements they will connect in six categories (characters, themes, style, symbols, connections to other works, connections to the modern world), then cut them out and arrange them.Students arrange the hexagons based on their discussion of how they connect, then add connection arrows that explain why key hexagons correlate. For this activity, since there i
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Hexagonal Thinking Kit: Editable for Any Novel
Hexagonal thinking can help you ignite quality discussion as you read your next class novel! Unsure how to get started? This strategy can yield inspiring results, so let me help you launch it with this easy-to-use, resource-packed toolkit. Inside this editable toolkit on Google Slides, you'll find:An editable set of colorful hexagons with categories already laid out for you (characters, themes, symbols, literary elements, historical connections, modern connections, quotations) that you can tweak
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 3 Activity American Dream Analysis
Great Of Mice and Men chapter 3 activity helping students analyze George and Lennie's American Dream! Students will:Identify specific details revealed about George and Lennie's American Dream in the book. Find specific quotes related to George and Lennie's American Dream. Identify specific events from chapter 3 that could possibly hinder George and Lennie from achieving their American Dream. Get this activity and more in my Of Mice and Men Bundle!__________________________________RESOURCE BREAKD
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Of Mice and Men Chapter 6 Foreshadowing Context Clues Literary Devices Activity
Awesome print and digital Of Mice and Men chapter 6 activity that will students to analyze events and characters that foreshadowed the end of the novel.Print and digital versions available!PDFGoogle™ SlidesCompatible with Easel by TpTLesson Pages:1. Foreshadowing Analysis SheetStudents answer questions related to:Similarities between how both Lennie and Candy's dog diedSimilarities between Candy and George in relation to how Lennie dies. Chart where students have to identify events that foreshad
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 4 Finding Theme Analysis Activity
Engaging Of Mice and Men chapter 4 main idea and key details activity where students focus on the theme topic of discrimination. Students will utilize a theme graphic organizer to analyze how characters are discriminated against in the novel. Students will:Define discriminationIdentify specific examples of discrimination in the novel. Identify specific characters whom are discriminated against in the novel and the type of discrimination they are facing. Explain how the examples of discrimination
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Stanley Cup Character Analysis Project: Personalized Water Bottles
Looking for a relevant, engaging and no-prep way to analyze any character or historical figure?! Pair this Stanley cup inspired activity with ANY text or topic. Students personalize any of the 5+ Stanley or Hydroflask water bottle templates with "stickers" of their creation representing a character or figure using textual evidence and character analysis and comprehension. Simply print out the 16 PDF pages or use the editable Google Slides digital option for ANY level classroom. Students crea
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 5 Character Analysis for Curley's Wife
Great Of Mice and Men chapter 5 activity helping students analyze Curley's Wife through a variety of critical thinking questions focusing on her actions, personality, and how she is treated in the novel. Students are able to use that analysis to then create their own claim statement about how they view Curley's Wife.Students will:Respond to an initial claim about Curley's Wife and if they feel she is a mean and selfish woman. Answer critical thinking questions to analyze how Curley's Wife is cha
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 2 Study Guide and Conflict Analysis
Great Of Mice and Men chapter 2 activity that helps students analyze internal and external conflicts to predict whether or not George and Lennie's stay at the ranch will be a positive or negative experience or both. To prepare students for this, the included study guide has students answer critical thinking questions focusing on how Steinbeck portrays major characters introduced in chapter 2. Students will:Answer a series of questions related events in chapter 2 to ensure they understand the tex
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 3 Comparing Characters Activity
Awesome Of Mice and Men chapter 3 character analysis activity to help students compare and contrast Candy + his dog and George + Lennie. Also a great activity to help students to start thinking about foreshadowing and context clues in the book!Print and digital versions available!PDFGoogle™ SlidesCompatible with Easel by TpTIncludes:1. Character Comparison ActivityIdentify similarities between:Candy's dog and LennieThe relationship Candy has with his dog and the relationship between George and L
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Themes Activity & Literary Devices
Highly engaging Of Mice and Men identifying theme activity for students to analyze six different main idea and supporting details in the novel and create a group one pager to showcase their understanding!Students will:Define theme and learn the difference between a theme topic and a theme statement. Analyze how how a theme is developed in the novel through events and characters. Identify a lesson/message Steinbeck is repeating throughout the novel.Get this activity and more in my Of Mice and Men
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The Pearl All Chapters Questions Google Drive™ Distance Learning
From my best-selling unit on The Pearl, I have taken out the six sets of chapter questions for John Steinbeck's stunning novella, and transferred them for you to use in Google Classroom™.Each chapter's questions are broken down in three parts:ReviewIdentificationInterpretationAnswer keys are provided for all sets.Thanks,⭐Teacher in the Rye⭐ Follow me for updates and new products for your MS and HS English classroom! ⭐ Follow me on Pinterest!For my Pearl Unit Pack, click below:⭐ The Pearl Unit Pa
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To Kill a Mockingbird Journal Prompts Quick Writes w/ Student Response Sheets
Use these 27 writing prompts/journal topics with your students while reading Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird.There are prompts for use after reading the following chapter/chapter groupings:Chapters 1 & 2Chapters 3 & 4Chapter 5Chapter 6Chapters 7 & 8Chapter 9Chapters 10 & 11Chapter 12Chapter 13Chapter 13 (alternate)Chapter 14Chapter 14 (alternate)Chapter 15Chapter 16Chapters 17 & 18Chapters 19 & 20Chapter 21Chapter 22Chapter 23Chapter 24Chapter 25Chapter 26Chapter 27Cha
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Born A Crime "Run" internal/external characterization
This is for after reading Born A Crime chapter one, "Run".This is for internal and external characterization with Patricia Noah with a table. It is bilingual in both English and Spanish so helpful if teaching newcomers who need more language support. It has an example. It asks for citations and explanations. The main focus is characterization and citation work. I included a sample answer key for the chart and there are three follow-up questions with answers in regards to the name of the chapter
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Complex Meanings of "The Century Quilt"
Consider how Waniek uses literary techniques to develop the complex meanings that the speaker attributes to The Century Quilt. You may wish to consider such elements as structure, imagery, and tone. “The Century Quilt” was published in 1985 as part of Nelson’s second collection of poems, Mama’s Promises.
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ALLUSION ESSAY Yeats’s Modernist 1923 poem “Leda and the Swan”
The meaning of some literary works is often enhanced by sustained allusion to myths, the Bible (literary work may not be from the Bible or Torah or other religious work), or other works of literature. Select a literary work that makes use of such a sustained reference. Then, write a well-organized essay (min. five paragraphs) in which you explain the allusion that predominates in the work and analyze how it enhances the work’s meaning. MAKE SURE YOU ADDRESS THE MEANING! NOTE: You may disc
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Students often MISS details: Frost and “The Road Not Taken”
Too often, people just miss or ignore important details when they are analyzing a literary work. For example, Robert Frost is one of America’s greatest poets but his poems can often be misunderstood. One MINOR detail can, and often does, change everything. Read and annotate Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken”. Then, consider what Frost wrote about both roads. Are the roads really that different?
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Character Analysis Design Your Character's Water Bottle End of Year Printable
Unleash your students' creativity with this resource. Dive into character analysis and sticker design as students create stickers for their favorite characters and design their water bottles. Explore traits, catchphrases, and motivations to craft unique designs.Foster critical thinking, artistic expression, and character analysis skills while celebrating individuality. Ignite imagination and showcase artistic flair with this project.I have used this activity successfully in English classes of al
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Character Analysis Design Your Character's Stickers End of Year Printable
Unleash your students' creativity with this resource. Dive into character analysis and sticker design as students create stickers for their favorite characters. Explore traits, catchphrases, and motivations to craft unique designs.Foster critical thinking, artistic expression, and character analysis skills while celebrating individuality. Ignite imagination and showcase artistic flair with this project.I have used this activity successfully in English classes of all ability levels in grades 9-12
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Printable Reusable Rotating Reading Task Mats
Keep students active, engaged, and accountable during group reading of new texts with rotating reading mats. Students take turns reading aloud and annotating for understanding. Three mats are included: characterization, conflict, and key ideasfigurative language, key ideas, and summarizingsuspense, tone, and diction/word choiceSimilar to Kagan Fan & Pick mats, place this mat at the center of the group of students. Students will be able to clearly see the role they have been assigned. After e
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Setting Anchor Chart/Poster & Reference Sheet
Do you like to be able to use educational resources for multiple purposes? If so you will love this Setting Anchor Chart/Poster and Reference Sheet!This resource has been designed so that it can be enlarged, printed, and laminated (if you choose) and used as an anchor chart/poster and display it on your wall. Additionally, this resource can be printed in black and white or color and used as a reference sheet students can keep in their binders, folders, or interactive notebooks to look back to re
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"Whose shoes are these?" Characterization Activity (Editable & Printable!)
If you teach narrative elements to middle or high school students and feel like you need an engagement boost, this activity is high energy, zero prep, and ready to use! This product comes with a printable half sheet worksheet for your students to use, along with a ready-to-go presentation to use with it. Students view a pair of shoes, then use the guided fill-in-the-blank worksheet to "invent" a character that would wear those shoes!This activity is perfect for introducing characterization, or f
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To Kill a Mockingbird Compare and Contrast Paragraph and Brainstorming
This prompt asks students to use the RACE format to write a page comparing and contrasting Burris Ewell and Walter Cunningham. It includes a table for brainstorming.
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Complete Characterization Foldable
This foldable (glued together or printed double sided) covers all major parts of characterization. This foldable covers indirect and direct characterization, dynamic and static characters, and gives a space for each of the elements of S.T.E.A.L. for characterization. Students can use the flaps under S.T.E.A.L. to include examples from your literature, definitions, or leading questions. Enjoy!
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Setting, Dialogue, and Levy - P1 Q1 A B
Read the excerpt below from My Sister’s Perfect Life by Tobin Levy and then complete the chart and the short essay that follows.
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