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7th grade Common Core RL.8.3 webquests
A Long Walk to Water Intro Webquest
This 5-slide introductory webquest is the perfect way to help students learn about the context of A Long Walk to Water prior to reading. The webquest includes links and videos that cover: an analysis of the book's cover and title, meeting the author (Linda Sue Park), exploring interactive water usage maps, examining photography of the Sudan water crisis, and a book trailer analysis. Each slide includes a link or video and at least 3 accompanying questions for students to respond to.
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6th - 10th
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Hatchet PBL Digital Project - Survival Reality Show Inspired
Survival Reality Show Inspired Project for Hatchet
This project is designed to wrap up a Hatchet novel study with a bang! Inspired by reality shows like Survivor and American Idol, I came up with this real-world project for the classic Gary Paulsen text. Engagement is high because students get to take on the role of reality television judges!
After reading the novel, students will study expert opinions on the various types of skills necessary to survive in the wild. Students look at four major
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6th - 8th
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Figurative Language Frenzy Webquest - Using 5 Nonfiction & Fiction Texts - FREE
So much for FREE! Perfect for distance learning WEBQUEST gets students to not only read 2 short stories and 3 informational texts, it also gets them to cite figurative language and literary devices such as: similes, metaphors, hyperbole, repetition/parallelism. Students are even taught what all those literary devices are complete with samples. Students are guided step-by-step, which means NO PREP for you, through this activity perfect for reluctant readers.Authentic Fiction and Nonfiction Texts
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6th - 10th
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Lord of the Flies Choice Board
This choice board integrates technology and students' knowledge of the novel.
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7th - 12th
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HISTORICAL FIGURES | 6 WORD MEMOIRS
EXAMINE HISTORICAL FIGURES WITH 6 WORD MEMOIRS. A succinct way for students to summarize research and present memorable summaries of historical figures. Use as the title to a chautauqua presentation, a opening activity for a historical time period, or a poster project to help students visualize historical figures and their contributions to history.
Includes:
-Specific teacher directions
-Graphic organizers to guide student research and analysis
-Examples to model expectations
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Grades:
7th - 11th
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