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10th grade short stories homeschool curricula for Google Apps
Literary Analysis Graphic Organizer -Literary Analysis Essay Unit - Grade 8 - 12
Struggling to break down the literary analysis skill set for all learners? This student-friendly process makes a complex set of skills easier to teach. With 19 templates and numerous worksheets, handouts, and exercises, you can leave school at school instead of reinventing the wheel in your lesson plans! All materials are provided in both PDF and Google Slides, so in-person instruction can easily switch to remote. Use color coding and visuals to teach students how to analyze literary elements an
Grades:
8th - 11th
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CCSS:
"Flowers for Algernon" Short Story Digital Notebook - PAPERLESS
If you teach the short story “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes, you NEED this Paperless Digital Notebook that has EVERYTHING you need to teach the unit: Pre-Reading, Through the Text, Post-Reading, and Vocabulary Activities that are student-centered, engaging, and standards-based! This complete unit focused on characterization, motive, parallel episodes, and more. Plus, it provides relevant and intentional pre-reading activities to help students learn about their own intelligences and buil
Grades:
7th - 10th
Short Stories GROWING BUNDLE for Middle & High School
Raise your hand if you teach short stories! This Paperless bundle of popular short stories is a perfect way to dig into literature standards–each unit is presented in a scaffolded way that’s thorough, rigorous, eye-catching, and FUN! This Growing BUNDLE includes all of my Digital Short Story Notebooks so that you can teach whole units with ease. Plus, buying the bundle saves you 20%! Focusing on short stories commonly taught in the upper-middle and high school classrooms, these units provide p
Grades:
8th - 10th
High School English Year Long Scope & Sequence
Looking for ideas for your High School English curriculum. This resource is a year long scope and sequence with big unit questions, a list of recommended texts for each unit, a specific skill focus for each unit, SEL strategies, writing assignments, common core standards and college and career connections.
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Women’s History Month Short Stories Female Authors English Middle & High School
Honor Women’s History Month with your students with this inspiring short story activity by female author, Gwendolyn Brooks. This is a great activity to complete on International Women's Day. This 3-day activity is intended for middle and/or high school English/ELA students. In her story, Brooks does a remarkable job of capturing the emotional world of her characters so that readers gain a deeper awareness of how the subtle undertones of racism impact the lives of her two black characters, a husb
Grades:
7th - 12th
Analyzing a Fictional Character Writing Activity | Print| Google| Easel
Your students will love learning to analyze characters in fiction. It will make everything they watch and read more meaningful. Becoming proficient at character analysis will enhance a student's reading experience. He or she can apply what they have learned to fictional characters in novels, movies, and TV shows.************************************************************************************************************SAVE $$ Click here to buy this resource along with several others in the Creat
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Creative Writing Exercises and Activities Bundle | Print | Digital
High School Reading Comprehension Passages and Questions in Google Docs
You need to teach high school reading comprehension and questions, but all the kids want to talk about is Coronavirus. Here is the resource for you! Teach your kids about Coronavirus (COVID-19) or other diseases of the past while giving them reading skills through discussion questions and writing prompts. The kids will love it!This resource is also available in a pdf. file for easy printing at: Coronavirus and Other PandemicsPlease check preview to see what comes in this packed resource!Inside t
Grades:
9th - 11th
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REVISING: Using SHOW vs TELL ~ PDF & ONLINE Google SLIDES Activity
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE3 BRIEF WRITE BUNDLE I3 BRIEF WRITE BUNDLE IIIncluded: a Google SLIDES Interactive Activity...So you're READING YOUR STUDENTS' writing and they’re a little… well—BORING.REVISE.GOOD WRITERS show--they write to imply.Using an easy REVISION METHOD, students learn how to write to SHOW (writing to imply so the reader can INFER) vs TELL.(writing LITERALLY). If you can write to imply--then you can read to infer.Let the fun begin!RELATED MATERIALS: WRITE BETTER SENTENCES PART ONE
Grades:
4th - 12th
"Content's of a Dead Man's Pocket"
The story's text is in each slide with during reading questions and linked to the audio! The story is broken into 6 days.Each day has: an Aim, a Do Now, a mini lesson on a literary element/technique, (mood, imagery, diction, plot structure, and elements of suspense) a think aloud chart to complete, (opinion, reaction, question, and prediction) and an exit ticket. The story's text is in each slide with during reading questions and linked to the audio!
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Grades:
7th - 11th
"The Necklace" by Guy de Maupassant One-Pager (Theme/Characterization)!
This activity requires students to not only comprehend the short story, "The Necklace" by Guy de Maupassant, but it requires them to think creatively and abstractly! They are required to draw pictures of the main characters, characterize them, write thesis statements about the thematic concepts readers can take away from the story, and much more! In addition, there is an example for students provided, BUT if you don't want to give your students that much guidance, the written instructions are qu
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: "The Necklace" Complete Short Story Mini-Unit (Theme/Characterization)!
High School Reading Comprehension Passage and Questions Google Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo is coming up, but your teenage students only know the partying side. Teach this fun and easy to use high school reading comprehension passage and questions, with vocabulary, writing prompt, and answers all on Google docs! This awesome resource is great for literary centers, whole or small group practice, homeschool, or independent work practice. Inside this interesting resource, you'll find:Three page reading PassageBibliographyVocabulary Work (ten words)Three Discussion Questions
Grades:
9th - 11th
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REVISING: Writing with an ACTIVE VOICE - Step-by-Step Lessons & Examples
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE3 BRIEF WRITE BUNDLE I3 BRIEF WRITE BUNDLE IISo you're READING YOUR STUDENTS' writing and they’re a little… well—BORING.REVISE.GOOD WRITERS write actively.Using an easy REVISION METHOD, students learn how to write sentences in an ACTIVE voice. when to USE a PASSIVE voice, and how to FIX it..................................RELATED MATERIALS: WRITE BETTER SENTENCES PART ONE
Grades:
5th - 12th
High School Reading Comprehension Passage and Questions in Google Docs
You are teaching through distance learning and need a short high school reading comprehension passage with questions for your students, but nothing seems to hold their attention. You also need something that you can easily send to student computers. Here is a fascinating passage about a man who had a brilliant mind that was trapped in a disabled body in which he couldn't speak or move.Inside this no prep resource you'll find:Three Page Reading PassageSix Discussion QuestionsOne Writing PromptCom
Grades:
8th - 10th
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"How Much Land Does a Man Need?" Timeline/Map Project
This product comes with templates for both a map and a timeline along with a rubric for easy grading and requirements/instructions for students to follow. Depending on time that you dedicate for this project, you could make the students chose which project they work on OR require them to complete both! This is a fun way to engage with this short story and helps students contextualize or reframe their thinking if they are confused about plot points or small things that they have missed on the fir
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Also included in: "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" Complete Short Story Mini-Unit
Tell-Tale Heart - Mood & Unreliable Narrator
This can be used as an introduction to "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe to annotate the first few paragraphs, focusing on mood and unreliable narrator.
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: "The Tell-Tale Heart" worksheets
REVISING: Using DESCRIPTIONS - Step by Step Lessons & Examples
So you're READING YOUR STUDENTS' writing and they’re a little… well—BORING.REVISE.GOOD WRITERS show--they write to imply.Using step-by-step REVISION METHODS, students learn how to write DESCRIPTIVELY. It's ALL about the NOUNS, VERBS and IMAGERY.......................................RELATED MATERIALS: WRITE BETTER SENTENCES PART ONE......................................SBAC TEST PREP--WRITING3 BRIEF WRITE BUNDLE I3 BRIEF WRITE BUNDLE II6 BRIEF WRITES—BUNDLES I & II~REVISE A BRIEF TEXT—SBAC Te
Grades:
4th - 12th
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