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Free middle school literature projects for Google Apps
Literary Elements Review Activity for Any Text: Literary Theme Park (FREE)
This literary themed amusement park project is intended to be completed at the end of a text and has flexible usage. It can be completed independently, in partners, or small groups, and used with a whole class novel study, literature circles, book clubs, or even independent reading.Use this activity to review plot, setting. theme, conflict, characters, and symbolism in connection with any story, novel, or play. This fun activity makes for a great end of a unit or year project or summer reading a
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Novel Study Unit For Any Text - Print & Digital (Growing Bundle)
Novel Study Tic-Tac-Toe Student Choice Board Freebie
This Tic-Tac-Toe Student Choice Board can be used for any novel. It can be assigned for a whole-class novel study, book clubs, or independent novel reading. Students complete any three tasks from the choice board to create a straight line. Tasks are strategically placed to ensure a mix of visual and written tasks are completed. Resource includes a Teacher's Guide, Tic-Tac-Toe student handout, and Grading Rubric. Make a copy of this Google Slides file to your own Google Drive. It can be uploaded
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6th - 12th
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"The Tell Tale Heart" Figurative Language Scavenger Hunt
There is a ton of figurative language in "The Tell Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe! This allows you to have students match the figurative language terms, identify examples, and then choose one example and make it come to life!Note: You need to make a copy of the file that is located in the eye. I cannot share it with your students.
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6th - 12th
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Island of the Blue Dolphins Hyperdoc / Google Slides
Enjoy this 135 slide #hyperdoc to accompany your study of Island of the Blue Dolphins. Comprehensive, editable, and engaging, your students will be introduced to various elements of literature, opportunities for writing, chapter quizzes, and nonfiction accompaniment. Perfect for use with Google Classroom, this hyperdoc allows students the chance to explore and extend their study of the novel. Created by @MicheleWagg and @MsYorksClass.
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4th - 7th
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Create-a-Giant Project - The BFG (Roald Dahl)
Enjoy this fun and creative The BFG supplement activity. As an extension to the project, consider having students write a story about the adventure of their giant.Roald Dahl gives many vivid details when he describes the BFG and other giants. Using your imagination, create your own giant based on the details you’ve read in The BFG. Draw a detailed and fully-colored picture of your giant, then write a paragraph describing your giant. Your paragraph may be handwritten or typed and printed. Use th
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2nd - 7th
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ELA Choice Menu Board for ANY Unit- Google Slides with Student Worksheet
Need engagement? Choice is where it's at! Engage even your ghostiest of students with this choice board. They can present 5 facts connected to your current unit through seven different choices: Flipgrid, Kahoot, Trading Cards, Animoto, Storyboard That comic-maker, Canva, or Board games in Slides or Powerpoint. They must first present their five researched facts on the "Fact Catcher" worksheet with links to their reliable sources. Students can submit their facts digitally on the Google slide, or
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4th - 8th
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Book Bento Project Description and Grading Checklist
A bento box is a visual representation of a story. This project should tap into student creativity through photography and design to demonstrate your interpretation of a novel. Students are tasked with taking a photo with the book jacket/cover paired with a still life of objects connected to the story and theme. They should gather physical objects that represent the theme: the book cover, artifacts, and objects. Then, they should place the book and the objects over a background that reflects the
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6th - 12th
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The Outsiders Chapter 1 - Mini Project Characters & Setting
With this mini project that students complete alongside chapter 1 of The Outsiders, help students become acquainted to the key characters and groups in the text, practice citing evidence, and think critically about the setting of the novel. This resource can be used over multiple blocks as students work through chapter 1 of The Outsiders. Works well either as an independent activity or group activity!
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6th - 8th
End of Novel Project - Timeline
Tired of the using the same old projects after your students complete a novel? Looking for a way to assess their learning without a test or quiz? My collection of Novel Projects may be just what you need! In this freebie, you will get the instructions and rubric for the Timeline project.
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â **Bundle**ALL 19**End of Novel Project Choices
Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelson-Final Writing Project
The letter writing assignment encourages students to show/express their understanding of character development, thematic elements, and personal growth within a narrative context. It also provides an opportunity for students to practice writing in the first person and to demonstrate their ability to use language effectively for different purposes and audiences. Elements of persuasive writing can be intertwined.The purchase will include:2 versions of directions and explanationsThese can be modifi
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5th - 8th
FREE Book Report Template
Free Editable Anything, But a Book Report Template. All your students need is this template packet and a box. Cereal box, Cheez-its box, fruit snack box, any will do. Students will be able to demonstrate their reading comprehension by creating a cereal box advertisement for their book. On the box they will create a new book cover, summary, analyze the characters and setting, rate the book, and give some details such as how many pages, the title, author, theme, and author's purpose. It's Anything
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2nd - 12th
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Bud, Not Buddy: The Flint Version of a Hooverville
This product focuses on chapter 8 of Christopher Paul Curtis's, Bud Not, Buddy. In chapter 8, Bud finds himself in the Flint Michigan version of a Hooverville. Hoovervilles were small tent cities that sprung up in cities around the country during the Great Depression. Students are given a list of twenty items to include in an original illustration of the Hooverville described in the text. Students are then directed to explain how the setting of the chapter contributes to the development of the
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4th - 7th
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40 YA Book Trailers for Middle School Students by Genre
40 YA book trailers. 10 genres. 1 Slides presentation.This Slides presentation can be used to help introduce Middle School students to new independent reading books or as a way to daily or weekly treat your students to new books as a whole class. Use however it fits best in your class!Slides are editable for you to make it fit the needs of your class. Books were selected for 8th grade students so some may be a bit more mature for younger readers so please review before presenting to your student
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6th - 10th
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Dystopian Topics Research Project
Here is a powerpoint with 25 different topics about real-world technology that could lead to a dystopian outcome. This is meant to help students connect the real-world to the dystopian worlds read about in class.
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8th - 11th
Mabel's Feather lesson and project; MMWIG, Red Dress (La Plume de Mabel)
This resource accompanies the children's book, Mabel's Feather/ La Plume de Mabel (Found on Amazon Kindle.)Mabel’s Feather is a resource to help start the conversation about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's Day for children of all ages. The story follows a girl who has lost her feather and is denied help from community members that should be helping her. Through her journey of invalidation, Mabel grows increasingly frustrated and sad about her missing feather, a metaphor for her missing m
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PreK - 12th
Research A Famous Author - Literature Appreciation Project for Google Slides
Calling all ELA teachers! Check out this NO-PREP science project "Research a famous author - literature appreciation project for google slides." In this project, students will select and research an author whose works they enjoy or lives they would like to learn more about. Then, they will edit their own copy of a pre-made google slides presentation to demonstrate their research.Students will:Select an author to focus on and insert a picture into their slideshow.Type 3 sentences about the author
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5th - 8th
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Fiction Book Report
Students who choose what they read are more engaged. This fiction book report allows students to choose their own book to read. This fill in the blank book report gives them the structure they need to work through a book report and have students interact with fiction text with activities that align with teaching standards including: character description and developmentcomparison and contrastdiscovering and defining new vocabularymaking inferencescreating and understanding a plot diagrammain
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5th - 8th
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"The Hunger Games" Create Your Own Dystopian Society Directions
Directions for "Create your own Dystopian Society" project, related to The Hunger Games.
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7th - 12th
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Sandra Cisneros One Pager Freebie
Looking to engage your students in The House on Mango Street? Use this Sandra Cisneros One Pager to gain background knowledge about the author and make connections throughout the text! This free resource includes the following: What is a one-pager slideWhy study an author slideInformation to put in your one-pagerExample one-pagersThis resource would be perfect for grades 8-10! There is little prep for the teacher! Just assign and go. Check out the other resources for The House on Mango Street!
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8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â The House on Mango Street Unit Bundle
Peanut Butter and Chaos NOVEL STUDY PACKAGE
Chapter questions to supplement a class novel study.
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3rd - 6th
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The Outsiders Characterization (S.T.E.A.L Method) Activity
The Outsiders Characterization Project is a digital assignment that allows your students to pick a character from The Outsiders book and apply the S.T.E.A.L. method (Speech, Thoughts, Effect on Others, Actions and Looks). The student would be required to give 2-3 examples Speech, Thoughts, Effect On Others, Actions and Looks on each slide. Included is a quick reference of the Greaser characters (images according to the movie) and also a table that details the S.T.E.A.L acronym. This is a great
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6th - 8th
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Catholic Christmas Writing Project
Celebrate the lead up to Christmas break with a fun writing project. Students choose from a choice board to get their story ideas started, write an outline, draft, and publish their final product. Kids love to share their final stories, so leave one class period for presentations!Open the Google Slides, edit them as you please, then download as a PDF and enjoy! Prints to 8.5" x 11" paper. Please feel free to share with others. Joy to the world!Download as a PDF: File > Download > PDF
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2nd - 8th
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Animal Farm Digital Scrapbook
Students will design a digital scrapbook to demonstrate an understanding of plot events, characters, and symbols. Students will also trace the evolution of the animals' commandments.
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8th - 9th
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GREECE- gods/goddesses poster template
This product can be used for research on Greek gods and goddesses (Greek Mythology). This can be a project or class activity used to support world history standards.
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3rd - 6th
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