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Short Story Analysis Tool- All Summer in a Day
I love teaching using short stories for literary analysis, because it takes less class time and they often have far more opportunities for analysis. This tool helps guide students from the obvious to the hidden. All the short stories are avaible for free on Common Lit. In this activity, students will start with comprehension, listing and labelling the events, move to figurative language and visualization, and finally more to expressing their own opinions. There is a teacher's guide attached.
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Black History Month Reading Comprehension Digital and Print - Google Slides
Celebrate the rich and beautiful lives of African Americans with this Digital and Print Black History Month Reading Comprehension and Activity Choice Board designed for Google Slides. Engage your third through fifth grade students using standards based reading comprehension skills while immersing them in the journey of Black History with the unique format of a choice board. This 16 passage set includes the stories of women, men, places, and topics that have shaped Black History and a reading c
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3rd - 6th
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The Glass Castle Memoir, Writing, Essay, Reading Comprehension, Characterization
This essay pairs with Jeannette Walls' memoir, The Glass Castle. Step-by-step, students will choose a character to analyze and practice using text evidence, analysis & MLA formatting.Includes/Covers:*Characterization*Basics of CER (claim, evidence, reasoning)*MLA formatting (both in-text & full Works Cited)*Use of transitional words/phrases, upper-level vocabulary, introduction to text evidence*Rubric/grading page*Student edit checklist*Teacher examples: brainstorming & full essay*B
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
CKLA 4th Grade Unit 4 Eureka Reader's Theater Thomas Edison/GeorgeWC
With the CKLA curriculum, I am always looking for ways to spice up the texts and bring excitement to our studies.Using ChatGPT I created a reader's theater that has Thomas Edison and George Washington Carver having a conversation together about their careers, inventions, joys, and sorrows.There are 4 grade level options:2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5thThis brings the characters to life and allows for students to read passages outlaid with expression and fluency.
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4th
Also included in: Reader's Theaters for Eureka! CKLA Grade 4, Unit 4
Historical Fiction Figures Research - Bulletin Board Display - Print and Digital
Students will love the hands-on authentic learning of these famous historical figures. You will have access to thirty (30) historical figures from Davy Crockett to Amelia Earhart to Pocahontas. Options include focusing on just one author at a time, or having students independently research each historical figure then present to the class.NOW INCLUDES DIGITAL VERSION IN ADDITION TO PRINT OPTION.Students will research the following historical figures:1.) Anne Frank2.) Davy Crockett3.) Betsy Ross4.
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4th - 6th
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Kindergarten September Reading Passages Digital Google Slides Version
Differentiate with ease with these four September-themed reading passages. Each topic includes two leveled passages that are relevant for the same answers! Multiple-choice and free-response options are also included for each topic. That’s a total of 16 passage options in this set! Themes include International Week of the Deaf, dealing with stress, National Literacy Week and National Video Games Day.Page Count: 22 | File Type: Google SlidesBEST DEAL: If you're looking for a resource like this
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K
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Also included in: Kindergarten Monthly Reading Comprehension Passages Bundle
Emmett Till Analysis
This is an overview of the story of Emmett Till's murder, and the effects of his murder on the Civil Rights Movement. I believe it is timely because it was the first time the murder of an African American boy was publicized on a nationwide scale. Many activists cite his death, and the injustice of the trial, as a catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement. This does not include any graphic imagery. It was written collaboratively by teachers and students in my district using open-source facts. The qu
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6th - 12th, Staff
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RI6 assignment
Here is a lesson with this RI standard! I used in 6-8th grade. You can copy/paste right into Canvas. The orange are sentence starters students can use.
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6th - 8th
The Veldt Post Reading Analysis
Five questions for students to answer when they finish reading the short story.
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6th - 8th
Also included in: The Veldt Resource Bundle
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