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Free middle school literature projects for Microsoft PowerPoint
Google Slide Presentation Rubric
-Includes both Powerpoint Presentation and PDF Version
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6th - 12th
Facebook Profile Template GREAT for literature studies or study of famous people
This is a 3 slide ppt Facebook template that students can use to develop a character or well known person. This template's example is of JFK, Jr. so that students get the idea. I've had students do this in my science classroom of famous scientists as well as of Rachel Carson when we do our "Silent Spring" Literature Study (which I also sell on TpT). The students really have to know the person's background, information, and beliefs to accurately make them a facebook profile and wall and they find
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5th - 10th
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Civilization Project - to be used with Weslandia
This is a project I created to go along with a story from our basal reading program called, Weslandia by Paul Fleischman. You can also buy this book (on Amazon, etc.)
After reading the story, students will create their own civilization, just like Wesley does in the story. They will have to include several components of their civilization and present it in a creative way. They can do a poster, create a diorama, etc. I also had my students create theirs in PowerPoint. Since I wanted them to
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4th - 6th
Book Club Final Project
As a way to close my book clubs, I like to have the students create a Google Slideshow and present it to the class! Students can collaborate on creating 1 slideshow with their groups, or they can create their individual slideshow. Instead of having them write a reflection essay, this is a great and fun way to assess their learning and reading!
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4th - 12th
Writing a Reader's Theater Script Presentation
This slideshow is designed to accompany my "Writing a Reader's Theater Script" project, which you can also download from my shop! The presentation is designed to introduce the project to the whole class and guide students through the close reading and script writing process.
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2nd - 8th
Heroes and Quests - Design Your Own Quest!
I created this resource as a fun creative writing assignment while finishing our study of Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. In this resource, your students will be introduced to a mythological quest, including its basic elements, and given the chance to design their own! In the creative writing assigment, Mr. D (also known as the god Dionysus) emails the newest demigod to camp, and shares that Kronos is up to his tricks again. Will your demigod student succeed in saving the
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4th - 8th
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Crenshaw Book Introduction
This is a Crenshaw Book Introduction Powerpoint, perfect for One School One Book! This Powerpoint includes, characters, settings, the back blurb, about the author, and the opportunity to make predictions.
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PreK - 12th
Differentiated Learning Menu |Freebie|
Have you heard of a differentiated learning menu? They are the perfect way to differentiate your project based activities! Students select from a variety of teacher generated topics (dishes), ordering as many as required to complete their task. What's included?'Goldrush' example.Menu template (enter in your own criteria).How does it work?Decide on a topic.Break up your learning goals into entree, main and dessert.Decide how many dishes your students must order from each section.Provide the menu
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3rd - 12th
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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
Project Based Book Reports
Need a fun way to encourage your students to complete book reports?These 3 activities encourage research to complete a project based on a book the student has read. Included:3 student direction pages for 3 different activities3 student templates1 teacher rubricFor more activities, see the full product here
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4th - 6th
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Power Point Presentation Book Report
This is a great way for the kids to be able to report on their book report and use technology
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6th - 8th
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Reading Cafe Menu #1
Project-based book reports creations!
For my students' Reading Café menus, these are completed once a marking period. Students get the menu, choose their project, and they read a book on their own. Once they've completed their independent reading, their project choice will reflect their book.
The deadline falls on our Reading Café Day. We have a snack theme (oreos/milk, hot chocolate/candy canes, etc). Students will present their projects in class on this day. It's more an a book club type at
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4th - 7th
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Literary Elements Project for The Devil's Arithmetic (adaptable to other novels)
This is a comprehensive literary elements project that can EASILY be used for any other novel your class is reading!
I created these slides (later placed in a binder) as part of a Reading Instruction class in college. Based on The Devil's Arithmetic by Jane Yolen, this project covers tons of literary elements, including types of conflict, plot, plot diagramming, types of setting, style, characterization, theme, and a reading-writing workshop with rubric.
This project was designed by Dr. Patric
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5th - 12th
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The Other Wes Moore- Final Project
This is a final presentation for students after they read the book The Other Wes Moore. The goal is for students to make a presentation without reading off of their slides, so I have required students to only use images on the majority of their slides, so that the slides complement their presentations rather than create their presentations.
Grades:
8th - 11th
Unit 1: Characterization
Grade 6 students will learn about the elements of characterization through the novel: The Hobbit and The Old Man and the Sea.
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6th
To Kill a Mockingbird Map of Maycomb PowerPoint
This 2-3 minute self-timed 21 slide PowerPoint Presentation introduces students to a unit project for To Kill a Mockingbird during which they will take detailed notes in order to create a contextually accurate representation of Maycomb, AL. This presentation shows student samples, explains the assignments, and contains many custom animation features to keep students engaged. All referenced materials can also be downloaded.
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8th - 12th
Learning Vocabulary by Creating an ABC Book
Vocabulary can often be a challenge for students. Combine writing skills, vocabulary acquisition and intimate knowledge about that very special novel into a unique project where students create their own ABC books about the novel. The City of Ember was the catalyst for this endeavor to integrate a variety of language arts skills with the vocabulary of this novel by Jeanne DuPrau. A template for the project, an exemplar to share with the class, and directions along with a rubric are part of thi
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5th - 8th
Independent Novel Project PowerPoint
This is a project for students who are reading novels independently. This is a good way to allow students to choose their own novels and still have a way to hold them accountable. It includes activities for four (4) sections of the novel and a culminating activity.
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5th - 12th
Horror sub-genres project for Halloween
High school or middle school students are assigned to view a movie in the horror genre - then, decide what sub-genre it fits. After viewing, students will create a keynote explaining what characteristics of the film made it fit into its sub-genre.
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8th - 12th
The Tell-A-Story Project
Students work in groups to retell a short story. They must convey the various literary forms learned in class and the project is presented to the class using multimedia form or another teacher approved method. Students are quizzed on the story and the group receives part of their grade based on how well the other students scored on the quiz.
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6th - 12th
Romanticism - L2 Frankenstein - Novel Study
Romanticism? A bygone era, but one that has far-reaching ties to many well-known works of art, literary and otherwise. With this resource, students will be able to unpick this topic and break it down to its fundamentals. Allowing them the opportunity to fully grasp this concept and its influence on the Frankenstein novel.
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7th - 9th
A Journey in Photographs- Shooting Kabul Final Project
After reading the book Shooting Kabul, students are encouraged to analyze Fadi's emotional journey throughout the book. In this final project, they will employ Fadi's perspective by capturing original photographs to represent his experience. The final project can be displayed digitally or printed and made into a photo album.
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3rd - 7th
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