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Common Core RL.9-10.3 lessons for special education
The Odyssey Book 9 Instagram Project- Analysis of Characters & their Motivations
This Instagram project for Book 9 of The Odyssey is a fun and engaging way for students to analyze complex characters and their motivations. UPDATED TO INCLUDE GOOGLE DOCS/SLIDES LINKS. After reading Book 9, students create an Instagram post from either Odysseus or the Cyclops' perspective describing an event from Book 9. The caption for their post must include a hashtag revealing their motivation for the post. They then comment on the post from other characters' perspectives/accounts. This is t
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Characterization: Using STEAL & Shoes to Create & Guess an original character
STEAL is an acronym used to help students analyze characters.S: What the character SaysT: What the character ThinksE: The character's Effect on OthersA: The character's ActionsL: How the character LooksLet's practice and apply this strategy:Teachers will use the STEAL strategy to help students understand characters and character development.In order to read about and understand STEAL as a characterization tool, students must use the strategy to create their own characters.Using an image list of
Grades:
6th - 10th
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CASK OF THE AMONTILLADO- Full, editable, guided reading presentation and Quiz
first you get a 20 slide presentation with pre-reading questions, guided reading questions and post- reading questions...including a text dependent essay questionsLast slide is answer key- remove when making student copiesUse as groupwork, independent work or full class teachingNo prep- make your copy and put it right into google classroom or use it to scaffold work to meet IEP accommodationsQuiz- 20 multiple choice questions-printable version has answer keyAlso included is the same quiz on a N
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Monday's Not Coming Discussion Questions
Discussion questions for the novel Monday's Not Coming by Tiffany D. Jackson.Questions focus on general comprehension, summarizing, grammar, making inferences, and comparing and contrasting two sources.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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***CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY*** - Home Alone Movie Lesson Plan & Graphic Organizer
As you may know, "Home Alone" is a classic holiday film about a young boy named Kevin who is accidentally left behind when his family goes on vacation. While initially excited about the prospect of being home alone, Kevin quickly realizes that he must use his problem-solving, self-sufficiency, responsibility, and time management skills in order to survive and protect his home from burglars.Home Alone offers a fun and engaging way for our students to learn and discuss critical 21st century skills
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Elements of Literature Presentation & Notes
This presentation includes an introduction (or review) of several elements of literature. It includes the following topics with examples and guided practice: point of view (first person, second person, third person, third person objective, third person omniscient and third person limited)settingplotcharacter (indirect & direct characterization)foreshadowing**For additional download: search for the notes page for your students to take notes that follow along with the presentation! Already ad
Grades:
6th - 10th
Shane Packet
Shane by Jack Schaefer, is a classic good/guy bad guy US old West novel in the Western genre. However, with this comes some interesting complications now the majority of the modern United States is no longer as close to its original agrarian roots that is detailed in the book Shane. Giving students with disabilities access to this book presents some interesting needs for adaptations. The following pages include a look at direct sequence of events for Shane and a vocabulary list. Additionally, a
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Of Mice and Men Lesson
An excerpt from my Of Mice and Men Novel Bundle! This download only includes the lesson plan for chapter 1! See information about my novel bundle belowEnjoy this beautiful bundle of standard aligned lessons and materials! Everything you’ll need is here – except the novel itself! I created this unit plan for my Basic English class. This is a class composed of lower level learners and students with behavioral problems. This unit is complete with:-Background Powerpoint- a video introduction documen
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
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