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End of Year religion Common Core RL.9-10.5 resources
Book Trailer Project - End of Year Movie Trailer Assignment for Any Novel Study
This book trailer project is a memorable and engaging project-based learning assessment! Included with this project outline are a book trailer rubric, movie trailer storyboard graphic organizer, student checklist, assignment instructions, student examples, and more. Included with this Book Trailer Project:✏️ Book Trailer Project Outline - Editable & Ready-to-Print✏️ Reflective Writing Assignment Prompt - Editable & Ready-to-Print✏️ Movie Trailer Task Checklist & Student Planner -
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6th - 12th
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Shakespeare ESCAPE ROOM
This resource features a rigorous, fun, and extremely informative escape room for one of the most celebrated playwrights of all time, William Shakespeare. It is the perfect way to introduce, re-introduce, or review the Bard with your students in an engaging and meaningful way.There is no wonder why escape rooms are so popular; they are highly engaging and encourage people to work together and think creatively in order to solve different puzzles... all while trying to beat the clock! This meticul
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Shakespeare Resource Bundle
Socratic Seminar and Activities: Poetry Analysis of “If” by Rudyard Kipling
Fun and engaging! An easy to implement Socratic seminar and more! A great way to introduce Socratic seminar, promote active learning, and begin or end the school year with a positive, inspirational message. Socratic seminar is an excellent way to infuse 21st century skills and higher order thinking skills into learning. This 62-slide, Common Core aligned PowerPoint resource with printables is a Socratic seminar featuring the poem “If” by Rudyard Kipling. It is easy to implement and will promot
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Chosen by Chiam Potok/CCSS Aligned Novel Study
This resource for the FANTASTIC book written by Chiam Potok, is a Common Core aligned chapter-by-chapter inference question bundle. These questions can be used as independent work or as a springboard for classroom discussions. I have used these resources in my classroom with great success, and my suggestion would be to assign the questions for homework, and then use the students' answers to begin a discussion. As students answer and discuss these questions, they should also be asking their own q
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Pilgrim's Progress: A Reader's Theater Script-Story + Excerpt Handout
Second only to the Bible in all-time readership, John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress is a classic allegory and a staple of British Literature. Plagued by visions of destruction, Christian (the titular pilgrim) must travel the true path in search of the narrow gate, through which he may lose the burden upon his back. This adaptation covers the first portion of Christian's journey from the City of Destruction, through the Slough of Despond, past Worldly Wiseman, and finally to the Wicket Gate, wh
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6th - 12th
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End of the Year: A Literary Reflection Writing Assignment
Are you looking for a way for your high school students to reflect on the school year through writing while demonstrating what they learned in your English class?Do you need to help your student see the connection between literary devices you have studied all year and how they can be seen inreal life? Consider ending the year with this assignment. Students will create a comprehensive SparkNotes-like product reflecting on their school year experiences, analyzing plot, characters, themes, symbolis
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9th - 12th
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ELA - Escape Room - Zombie Apocalypse (@ Shelton Valley)
ELA Escape Room is designed to help you find out what happened to the residents of the safe town of Shelton Valley during the zombie apocalypse. Escape Room is 100% printable and can be used with or without locks! The clues do not have to be solved in chronological order, so it is perfect for having small groups working at the same time. The product comes with an overview, answer sheet, and note sheet for students; station clues, manipulatives, and ciphers for the game; and a teacher's notes/gui
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9th - 12th
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Tropes & Teenagers: Analyzing Motifs in Teen Romantic Comedies for ELA
If you are looking to continue teaching ELA standards, keep students engaged, and end your semester on a fun note, look no further than this collection of lesson plans! Whether you need to give students an extra credit opportunity, fill a day, encourage analysis and collaboration in a group, or allow students one last opportunity to flex their writing muscles before break, something in this lesson bundle will fill your needs.This resource includes FOUR lessons with different options (listed belo
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7th - 12th
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Digital Movie Viewing Guide for use with The Maze Runner
Don't let the end of the year race away without introducing The Maze Runner to your students. This movie, based on James Dashner's book of the same name, is just close enough to the original work to be valid, but with enough differences to spark endless discussions between you and your students. Use this resource to finish the year strong while viewing this movie with your students.Included in this resource, you will find:A viewing guide and answer keyCharacter ChartCharacter Development Activit
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7th - 12th
Movie Plot Elements, Great End-of-Year or Substitute Activity, Standards Based
This assignment teaches and reinforces the elements of plot, using almost any feature film. For middle school and junior high schools, this would be a good tool to introduce plot. For high school students, it would be a good review of plot, and the expectations can simply be increased depending on the grade level. Over time, this assignment has allowed me to teach a variety of state and national standards, and it can supplement many different units. Everything the students need is on this she
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6th - 12th
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Shakespeare's Hamlet Act 1, Scene 5 Coloring Sheet-PDF & Digital
Shakespearean Marvels: Hamlet Act 1 Scene 5 Coloring SheetDive into the haunting beauty of Shakespeare's Hamlet with our meticulously crafted coloring sheet, designed especially for high school English teachers seeking to captivate their students in the world of the Bard.Product Highlights:Doom'd Soliloquy Section: Immerse your students in the rich language of Hamlet with a carefully selected excerpt from the doom'd soliloquy in Act 1 Scene 5. Enhance their understanding of the text as they colo
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Shakespeare's Hamlet Activity Bundle: Characterization, Summary, & More!
Characteristics of Dystopian Literature Lesson | Word Banks | 4 Paperless Games
Fun, done, and weirdly relevant. Explore the dystopian genre. Packed with engaging slides, extensive word banks, high-interest trailers, 4 paperless games, suggested fiction and nonfiction, and additional online resources. Follow me to build your teacher and tutor toolbox. Thanks for visiting. Happy teaching! Take care of yourselves. Our world depends on it.Check out my growing bundle.Dystopia Bundle: Mini-Lessons, Socratic Seminar, Games, Utopia ProjectScaffold the writing process.Citing Eviden
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7th - 10th
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Shakespeare's Hamlet Act 5, Scene 1 Coloring Sheet-PDF & Digital
Product Highlights:Alas! Poor Yorick: Immerse your students in the iconic moment from Act 5, Scene 1, as Hamlet reflects on mortality with the famous line, "Alas! Poor Yorick." The powerful visual of a hand holding a skull, adorned with roses, captures the essence of this profound and memorable scene.Symbolism and Imagery: Explore the symbolism of the skull, roses, and the melancholic atmosphere of the scene. This thoughtfully crafted imagery provides a visual entry point for discussions on them
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Shakespeare's Hamlet Activity Bundle: Characterization, Summary, & More!
Genesis 4 Read, Think Respond
This material was designed for a classroom studying the text as literature. It works through the text in three parts:READ: Asks student to identify key verses in the selected text.THINK: Asks basic content questionsRESPOND: Asks questions to connect the text to the larger ancient world, other portions of the Bible (these are usually written backwards - asking about text that would be read if you were going chronologically - not forward to texts not yet read).The three sections roughly move you t
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7th - 12th
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