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Literature bibliographies $5-10
Hispanic Authors & Illustrators Mini Biographies
20 Hispanic Authors & Illustrators Mini Biographies.These are perfect for library lessons or classroom lessons during National Hispanic Heritage Month.1)Gary Soto2)Sandra Cisneros3)Francisco X. Alarcon4)Juan Felipe Herrera5)Pat Mora6)Pam Muñoz Ryan7)Alma Flor Ada8)Margarita Engle9)Matt de la Peña10)Rene Colato Lainez11)Juana Martinez-Neal12)Monica Brown13)Raul Colón14)Yuyi Morales15)Duncan Tonatiuh16)Meg Medina17)Sonia Sotomayor18)Rafael Lopez19)Leo EspinozaCarmenAgraDeedy
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PreK - 12th
Library Skills, Bibliographies, and Book Genres Activities
Need a simple way to introduce or review book genres, bibliography format, and library skills? Students identify general traits for a specific book genre then compare the list of traits to a class novel or any book you are reading in class with this library resource. Students then extend the learning by finding a book of the same genre in the library. Students complete a few simple tasks after locating the new book like reading the jacket summary and finding the call number and publisher. There
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4th - 6th
To Kill a Mockingbird: Social Justice Final Project
To Kill a Mockingbird is a classic text to introduce social justice. This project allows teachers to take a classic text and make it more relevant to students today. With this project, students will be researching a social justice topic, learn how to use credible research, and connect research to a larger text like To Kill a Mockingbird to create a digital project, reinforcing 21st-century skills. This Download Includes…Instructions for the teacher (in-person)Instructions for the teacher (distan
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8th - 10th
Women's History Month African American Women
This is a 26 day Alphabet practice that includes historical women in history, with tracing, coloring, and alphabet writing practice.
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PreK - 2nd
Edgar Allan Poe, Pre-Reading Background Activity, GOOGLE SLIDES
Does jump starting your Edgar Allan Poe unit have you stumped? Do you want to use a fun and familiar platform to excite kids and meet them at their level? I GOT YOU! Use this pre-reading, digital resource activity to ignite student engagement when studying the works of Edgar Allan Poe in your classroom!This Google Slides activity is designed as an introductory, supplemental digital resource to prepare students for studying Poe. 20 vetted links to informational websites are hyperlinked to picture
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6th - 12th
More American Folk Heroes / Tall Tales
More American Folk Heroes / Tall Tales--This unit on the study of tall tales and folk heroes is perfect for social studies / ELA grades 4-8. Tall tale stories use exaggeration. While the characters and their actions might be based on real events, they have been exaggerated to make an incredible story.Originally told by word of mouth, these stories were eventually documented as newspaper serials and finally, became American folklore.The guide will explain not only the history behind the tales and
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4th - 8th
I Have a Dream by Martin Luther King Jr. MLK -PPT Lesson- myPerspectives Grade 9
This is a ready-made PowerPoint animated lesson with answer key for **I Have a Dream** selection, unit 3, myPerspectives, grade 9. This lesson includes the following:- Historical Background about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.- Comprehension check- Closer Look- Close read the text- Analyze the text- Analyze craft and structure: Charged Language, Parallelism, Analogy, Repetition - Concept Vocabulary and Word Study- Conventions: Parallel Structure- Extension ActivitiesIn addition to extra practices,
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9th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Literature Study of Graphic Novel-Persepolis
This power point presentation introduces the graphic novel, Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi. It discusses the author and the background to the book as well as showing a sample of a page in the book. It indicates where to obtain the book download as well.
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7th - 11th
A Wrinkle in Time
Custom created unit using Depth and Complexity Icons. The unit is divided into 6 sections (2 chapters per section) with 10 assessment questions. There are 8 short response and 2 multiple choice per section. Each question is labeled with the icon that is being assessed.Use as assessments or for note taking while reading.
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3rd - 6th
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Life of Pi - How to write an Analytical Essay
Exceptional student guide to analytical essay writing on Yann Martel's novel Life of Pi! This essay is a PERFECT tool for IB, AP or Honors course students. This resource focuses students and teachers in on in-depth analysis of the novel rather than surface-level comprehension.Yann Martel studied philosophy at Trent University, and this essay helps guide students through some abstract concepts that Martel develops through the novel. I wrote this resource to help students see what is expected of t
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Not Grade Specific
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Ezra Jack Keats Author Study Slide Presentation
36 slides - A presentation of Ezra Jack Keats life & work spread across 10 days The days are not labeled on the slides only in the notes, so you may delete or move the slides around. Our recommended books to read after discussing the slides are the ones in Peter's Room (slide with links on the book shelves). Day 1: Ezra Jack Keats birth thru high school, Snowy Day read aloud linkDay 2: after high school, define illustrator, how Keats became a children's book illustrator, 2 read aloud links
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K - 3rd
Go Wordless! Strategies and Resources to Teach Wordless Picture Books
This 59-page e-book describes the value of explicitly teaching visual literacy skills, strategies to "read" wordless pictures books with students, and a list of 101 annotated recommended wordless picture books currently in print. The e-book also contains a subject index to find books that may suit your lessons and units. Written by Michelle McGarry, an elementary library teacher in Massachusetts, who has experience in both school librarianship and publishing. This e-book provides valuable resour
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PreK - 3rd
Challenge B Debate Notebook Classical Conversations
This file is a complete resource notebook for Challenge B Debate (or any class where you are focussing on 15 weeks of historical figures, with a goal of comparing and contrasting them through graphic organizers; this also serves as a discussion of hero traits and experiences) which will help you start the year right away. We are a homeschooling family and this is helping us keep planned and organized so that we can then focus on the content. Print this complete file of 166 pages for the 15 weeks
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6th - 12th
12 Years a Slave w/ 2 Note-Taking Versions
3 Versions of the novel 12 Years a Slave.
(Each book has its own numbering)
Version 1: The novel itself. The Table of Contents has hyperlinks to the corresponding chapters.
(pg 2 - pg 145)
Version 2: The novel, medium print size, double spaced with a column for your students can take notes between each line and on the side.
(pg 146 - pg 450)
Version 3: The novel, large print, double spaced with a column for your students can take notes between each line and on the side.
(pg 450 - pg 1007)
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10th - 12th
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Dr. Suess Virtual Author Study Room
This is a virtual classroom to use for a Dr. Suess author study. There are clickable links to Dr. Suess read-aloud books and a video about Dr. Suess. You can edit the Google slide as needed or use it as is. Have fun studying this popular author!This can be used in your Google Classroom and in Seesaw!
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K - 3rd
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Annotated Bibliography Assignment, Sample, Workshop, Rubric
This download includes an assignment sheet for an Annotated Bibliography, which can be adapted to any subject, but which is intended primarily for English classes using MLA style. The download includes a sample annotation for a paper about F. Scott Fitzgerald's short story "Babylon Revisited." It also includes a workshop prompt and a rubric, which can be used by students in the workshop and by the instructor grading the final bibliography. The download is a Word document and thus fully custom
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12th, Higher Education
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Read Across America/Seuss Inspired Library of Rooms
5 Seuss Inspired Rooms With over 75 links to read aloud stories, interactives, online games and sounds!
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Not Grade Specific
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Catcher in the Rye: Art, Poetry & Chapters 18-19
graphic organizer for student notes15 art images with title + artist14 poems with title + artistrubric outlining group presentation requirementsstudent warm-up activity to introduce lesson
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8th - 10th
Gary Paulson
This is a ten frame powerpoint that focuses on author, Gary Paulson.It includes facts about him and some points on his work.Pictures enhance this product.It could be well used to introduce a unit on Paulson writings.
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6th - 10th
Who Was Biography Series Activities for Frederick Douglass Promethean
Are you teaching the Who Was Frederick Douglass novel, but you do not know what to do with this wonderful book or how to use your Promethean Board? Make teaching about Frederick Douglass easy and engaging with this literary unit for Who Was Frederick Douglass? in ActivInspire Software. Having this literary unit is like having a friend at the board and your kids will love it!Inside you'll find a Zip file:Introduction to bookChapter ActivitiesText Dependent QuestionsHigher Level Thinking Activiti
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4th - 5th
List of Books with Great First Lines
This is a list of over 70 YA books with excellent opening lines. This tool would be great for anyone creating a bulletin board or other display, gathering books for an activity, or recommending books.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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SEA CLOCKS by Louise Borden! The Story of Longitude! A Biography!
SEA CLOCKS by Louise Borden! The Story of Longitude!
Available in hardback and paperback at a discount through this link: https://amzn.to/2LdLV1L
Before the 1600s, it was as if ships sailed across the ocean in the dark. Sailors didn't have a way to know where they were on the ocean. Even after they learned how to measure latitude to determine how far north or south they were, they still could not tell how far east or west they were! They needed a clock that would work accurately on the ocea
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Not Grade Specific
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Annotating a Critical Article
A step-by-step guide to how to prepare an annotation of a critical article (literary analysis), including a rubric. Best for Honors and AP level juniors and seniors.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Langston Hughes Comprehensive Lesson Plan- I Too, Harlem, Dream Deferred
Lesson Objectives: By the end of this lesson students will be able to:.1. Compare and contrast the three poems: I too, Harlem and, Dream Deferred2. Analyze words and phrases that reflects the speakers attitude towards the characters in the poems. 3. Discuss and evaluate characterization in narrative poetry. 4. Students write their own poems.5. Identify the key elements in poetry: the speaker, the speaker’s message, symbolism.
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9th - 12th
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