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Free 10th grade balanced literacy cultural activities
Literature Circle Questions for The Watsons go to Birmingham
Thoughtful, higher-order thinking discussion questions for literature circles or book clubs! The book is broken into eight segments, based upon chapter length and difficulty level. Questions target reading skills, as well as social studies ideas. This is appropriate for fifth grade and above.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Grandparents Day Acrostic Poem
Grandparents day poem about what makes their grandparent grand. Please check my listing for a Special Friend page for those students that do not have a grandparent attending. They are able to write about what makes their friend special.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Theme Analysis—Marvel’s Black Panther
This is a great summative assessment for students. Teachers, have your students pick one of the prominent themes listed and ask students to use 2 or more quotes/pieces of evidence to back up their thematic claim. Resource includes 2 pages of direct quotes from the film and space to write their analysis.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Folklore Infographic Example
An example of an infographic on a folklore creature. Very useful if you need a demonstrate of an infographic, but don't have time to make one. Bonus, it likely won't take away any 'easy' topic for students who need it. And you'll get to learn about the scary Gloson!
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson Anticipation Guide
Anticipation Guide and general discussion questions for the novel. There are 12 pre-reading questions, and 12 post-reading questions, as well as a teacher guide for an inner/outer circle discussion.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Socratic Seminar Guide for Rap Album
Socratic Seminar project based on the popular rapper Jermaine Cole and his recent album K.O.D. The project creates questions that can be used when reviewing the album to engage students and encourage dialogue using open-ended questions. The guide also includes links to resources that can be used to aid students in their research prior to the project.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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I Am Card
This is an active project that promotes creativity, as well as speaking and listening skills. More importantly, it helps create a welcoming and inclusive classroom.
1. Students are asked to create a visual representation of themselves on a 2X3” card.
2. Sitting in pairs, students share their impressions, and possibly report out to the class.
3. The I Am Card opens opportunities for a wide array of student created, and shared work.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Queen of Katwe - Post-Colonial Viewing Guide
Students will examine the European influences in a small Ugandan town in the film Queen of Katwe. We use this in our Honors World Literature class after reading Things Fall Apart, but it could be paired with all kinds of other texts.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Hearing Our Way magazine Reading Comprehension Questions Vol. 1 No. 3
These reading comprehension questions are to be used in combination with Hearing Our Way magazine. This set is for volume 1 number 3. It includes questions for most articles. Questions follow the order of articles as presented in the magazine. Many questions require students to make connections. Extra credit options encourage students to conduct additional research or apply the content to their own self-advocacy skills/knowledge.
The magazine is available for free to teachers, parents and stud
Grades:
4th - 10th
Biographie: post-its à distribuer
Des post-its à imprimer et à distribuer aux élèves pour coller dans leurs cahiers/ agendas afin d'avoir toujours en tête les critères d'une fiche biographique.
Astuce: Imprimer la feuille une fois Coller les post-its sur les cadres et réimprimer avec précaution une seconde fois.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
American Literature Time Period - Revolutionary Bootcamp
Information / Instructions / Suggestions:
* Students complete short tasks to get acquainted with the thematic elements and characteristics of the American Revolutionary Time Period.
*The tasks are broken into sections based on a complete work-out routine.
*Tasks are well-rounded and integrated with other subjects, while involving media (clips and music) and artwork.
* The activity appeals to different styles of learning.
* Students can work individually, in pairs, small groups, and (in some s
Grades:
9th - 12th
Beyond Summer Reading: Extended Literacy Projects
We all know students can regress in the summer making the beginning of the next school year a time or repetition of material already taught. We also know that literacy forms the foundation of a sound education and students can often benefit from literacy project during breaks from school.While this document is organized for summer reading, a modification of it could be used during any breaks. I have left this document in Word format in case teachers need to adjust any of the literacy project po
Grades:
5th - 11th
CCSS:
4:05
Relevant Reading for Young Adults: Humor
Life is scary. This video offers strategies to navigate anxiety and social isolation while feeling lost as a young adult who just graduated from high school, emancipated from foster care, or you are reentering society. You are not alone and it's okay to ask for help. Shout out to Social Thinking for the video, "Asking for Help." • Asking for Help R... which prompted the creation of this video.This free video is also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/VnFN4pUe0nw
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Summer Literacy Bingo
Looking for something a little different for your students to do over the summer? Try thins Summer Literacy Bingo card! Follow the instructions included, create your own, or assign the whole board.
Grades:
7th - 11th
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