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Theme Lesson - Presentation and Story Elements Graphic Organizer Assignment
Theme Lesson - Presentation and Story Elements Graphic Organizer Assignment: Help students understand how to analyze theme with this ready to use presentation and assignment. The presentation serves as a guide, covering essential topics such as the definition of theme, methods for identifying theme, distinguishing between topic and theme, and writing thematic statements. With clear explanations and engaging visuals, this resource provides students with the tools they need to analyze any novel or
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7th - 10th
Classroom Library + Book Scavenger Hunt Activity - Help students find books!
Help your students explore your classroom library with this engaging library/book scavenger hunt activity. This activity is a great way for your students to explore the features of your classroom library, practice using checkout/return systems, and find new books to add to their "to-read" list. It is a much more engaging, interactive, and student-centered way of introducing the classroom library. Instead of you walking around the room and explaining the features of the library, this gives studen
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5th - 12th
Theseus by Edith Hamilton: Focus on Greek Mythology, Archetypes
Theseus by Edith Hamilton: Focus on Greek Mythology, Archetypes
This weeklong lesson on “Theseus” is focused on the terms: myth, Greek mythology, hero, quest, and archetype.
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*Note taking Powerpoint
*Vocabulary homework
*PowerPoint of vocabulary warmups
*Vocabulary quiz
*Reading guide
*Before-reading character activity
*Greek hero archetype analysis of Hercules
*Greek hero archetype analysis graphic organizer
*Hero comparison venn diagram & compare and contrast outline
*Usage
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Mythology Unit Bundle: Myths, Legends, & Assessments
EDITABLE Frayer Model Vocabulary Template
Use this EDITABLE template for vocabulary. You can do this when working with prefixes/suffixes/roots and all other vocabulary words. This model is effective and engages the student with the context of the word. You can edit the categories in the Frayer model to suit your student's needs.
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4th - 7th
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6-Word Summaries Activity - Independent Reading/Lit Circles - Engaging Activity
Get students thinking critically and creatively with this fun lesson/mini project where students feature a favorite book by writing a 6-word summary. This activity is a great way for students to share books they've read during an independent reading program or choice reading unit. The 6-word summaries also make for a fun book recommendation display that will pique readers' curiosity! Help your students connect with other readers, explore books, give/get book recs, add to their "to-read" lists, b
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5th - 12th
Author's Purpose Unit | PIE | Tools | Activities | Assessment | Digital & Print
Teach your students about the Author's Purpose in 2024 and how understanding PIE (Persuade, Influence, and Explain) impacts READING and WRITING. This fully EDITABLE, DIGITAL, and PRINT-BASED resource for teachers and students is a complete unit of engaging content.INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE⭐ PowerPoint, Print & Google Slides Version⭐ Suggested Use & Guidelines⭐ Introducing the Author's Purpose for teacher and student instructions⭐ Lesson plans and Daily Quick Writes⭐ Instructional Videos
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2nd - 8th
Plot Elements Unit BUNDLE
Start by introducing the Parts of a Plot and the Plot Diagram with the Introductory Presentation and Guided Student Notes. Then have your students practice diagram the plot using the Superhero & Supervillain Origin Stories Plot Activity and the Plot Practice with Short Films Activities. Finally, assess your students using the 2 Plot Assessments. I hope you find this product useful as you teach and assess your students on the plot elements: exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling
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5th - 8th
Intro to Mystery Genre for Teens - Google Compatible and Differentiated
This resource will be under construction soon. Stay posted for updates!------ Introduce your students to the mystery genre with this 22 slide, Google Drive compatible Power Point, and fill-in-the-blank guided notes! The Power Point includes links to YouTube examples, while the fill-in-the-blank style notes are perfect for differentiation!INCLUDES: *22 slide PowerPoint for teaching*2 pages: guided notes and answer keySimply upload this PowerPoint to your Google Drive and open in Slides to keep th
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7th - 12th
Greek Mythology Introductory PowerPoints BUNDLE
These PowerPoints, Student Notes, and Graphic Organizers are a perfect Introduction to Greek Mythology.The First PowerPoint is on the Greek World Creation Myth: This PowerPoint Presentation has 15 slides. It covers the creation of the world (Gaia) and the sky (Uranus), the birth of the Titans, the destruction of Uranus, the reign of Kronos, the birth of the Olympians, the destruction of Kronos, and the rule and reign of Zeus and the Gods of Mount Olympus. While following along with the present
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4th - 12th
ELA Bell Ringers for the ENTIRE School Year | Bell Ringer Journal Prompts
This resource includes an entire school year of ELA-focused bell ringer journal prompts. Each day includes a highly engaging prompt for students to respond to. All bell ringers are skill-based and designed to encourage creative and critical thinking!These bell ringers are designed for middle and high school English Language Arts.What's included in this resource?Entire year of ELA bell ringers designed to be displayed each day to create a seamless routine (230+ prompts)Printable student response
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6th - 12th
Argumentative Essay Sentence-by-Sentence Outline/Graphic Organizer Google Doc™
This editable Google Doc™ graphic organizer/outline provides explanations for each sentence of an argumentative essay. Explanations for each sentence are given in the left-hand column and the right-hand column is blank for students to type in. The organizer has a total of five paragraphs and includes a counterclaim and rebuttal paragraph. Some of the harder sentences, such as the counterclaim and rebuttal, include sentence stems for students who need extra support. This resource can be used with
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7th - 12th
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How I Became A Ghost (Tim Tingle) Chapter Guide / Book Study / Graphic Organizer
This print-and-go novel study for How I Became A Ghost by Tim Tingle is a teacher friendly and student tested chapter study guide. There are 27 pages altogether with exercises focusing on different aspects of close reading and critical thinking. The question styles include open ended questions, writing prompts, fill the gap exercises, multiple choice questions, draw in detail, connect the boxes, predict and infer, etc.The format is printer friendly and will not require you to copy piles of paper
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5th - 7th
Characterization and Stage Directions Lesson
This lessons helps students understand the importance of stage directions and how it affect the reader/audience's impression of the characters.
This lesson has students rotating between three stations where they read a short scene from a play. At each station only the stage directions are changed and students record on a graphic organizer how that changed their perception of the character. (The scene is short enough for students to read, discuss, reflect multiple times in one class period!)
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5th - 8th
Lucy Calkins Readers Workshop-Literary Essay Graphic Organizer Theme & Character
This graphic organizer can be used for a literary argumentative writing unit. The graphic organizer shows students how to plan and organize an argumentative essay with a thesis statement, reasons, evidence and analysis to support the claim.
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4th - 9th
TED Talk: Engaging Introduction to Dystopia - For Any Dystopian Book/Story
Introduce the dystopian genre and spark powerful conversations with this lesson that accompanies the TED Talk: "How to Recognize a Dystopia." Designed to complement any dystopian novel, short story, or literature circle, this engaging resource will help you start your next dystopian unit strong!With the "How to Recognize a Dystopia" Ted Talk lesson, your students will:Develop listening comprehension skills by actively engaging with the Ted Talk and tracking main ideas and supporting details.Anal
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7th - 12th
Wit & Wisdom Writing Graphic Organizers
Clean and simple graphic organizers:Grades K-8All models for explanatory, opinion, and narrativeGreat for rough drafts or planningEasy to print single or double sidedCan be used as Google Slides assignmentsEditable and customizable
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K - 8th
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Reading Menu EDITABLE ELA Centers Checklist
This product is an editable reading menu that you use to keep your students and yourself on track each week while working through Daily 5! Each week, I create a menu for my students with the objectives, a self assessment, and activities that they can work on. They check off what they do, do at the end of the week I am able to see their work while I am meeting with small groups. I also have them staple all items that they finish to their menus and turn them in each week. Having a menu helps to en
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2nd - 12th
Elements of Fiction: Short Story Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer allows students to keep track of all the basic elements of fiction while reading a short story. It includes areas for students to take notes on plot, characters, setting, theme, conflicts, and point of view. It is very basic, but very helpful for students who have trouble keeping these elements straight during a short story unit.
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7th - 12th
Lesson: The Scholarship Jacket by Marta Salinas Lesson Plan, Worksheets, Key
"The Scholarship Jacket" by Marta Salinas Lesson Plan, Worksheets, and Key
These materials do not require any prep and can be used as an emergency lesson for a sub.
This is a complete lesson pack for the short story "The Scholarship Jacket" by Marta Salinas. All of the documents are alterable so that you can tailor them for your purposes. Also, all of the graphic organizers can be used for any literary piece. All of the worksheets are MS Word and .pdf files.
For your convenience, the free pr
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6th - 9th
Gifted Hands Nonfiction Unit
This 28-page complete unit on Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story contains graphic organizers (compare/contrast, persuasive map, etc.), writing assignments, persuasive speech/oral presentations, pre-reading activities, and more. Questions are divided by chapter for ease of implementation. Writing assignments contain mini-rubrics for grading. Brainstorming and motivational activities are included.
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6th - 9th
Characterization Presentation and Graphic Organizers - Introducing Character
Characterization Presentation and Graphic Organizers - Introducing Character: Assist your students in mastering the art of characterization with this comprehensive resource. Through a user-friendly presentation and accompanying graphic organizers, students will gain clarity and confidence in analyzing characters. The presentation explains key terms and techniques related to characterization, equipping students with the tools to analyze how authors develop characters through both direct and indir
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7th - 10th
Student App Zone Tracker Read 180 Universal
Have students track their progress in the Student App by completing this tracker each day. Students should select the "My Progress" tab from the HMH Student Central page to view their questions remaining in each zone. Pairs great with my other resource, "Student App Segment Tracker" (Stage A/B/C)
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4th - 12th
Reader's Response Interactive Notebook (Google Doc Formatted / Microsoft Word)
This product is a 137 page Reader's Response Notebook that was created to be used with Google Docs (if you would like me to share the product with you, you will have to e-mail me). I want my students to use this reader's response notebook to actively think when they read and about their reading. This is also a place for them to keep track of their reading and books that they want to read. Also, this is a reference for them to refer to during the school year. If you purchase this product it c
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5th - 9th
NUMBER THE STARS PreReading Bias Intro Discussion Activity LOWRY Fun Questions
Number the Stars learners will enjoy this pre-reading activity that gets thinking about and discussing (and maybe even engaging in some friendly arguing!). Then after the novel is done, learners will revisit these questions to consider how their minds have stayed the same or changed based on the events, characters, and themes they've just read about and felt. SUGGESTED ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATIONLearners are challenged with nine controversial statements that are created to divide the learners into t
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5th - 7th
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Interactive Phonics Activities
Use hands-on activities such as sorting, matching, or building words with manipulatives to help students recognize phonics patterns and learn word families.
Word Hunts
Encourage students to find specific words either in a text or around the classroom to help reinforce sight word recognition.
Reader's Theater
Bring short stories, books, poems, or plays you’re reading in class to life by assigning roles to students and having them act out scenes. This can help enhance fluency and comprehension.
Interactive Read-Alouds
Engage the class by pausing during read-alouds to discuss the story’s theme, reflect on a character’s motivations or actions, or to ask students questions.
Comparative Analysis
Explore different adaptations of the same story (book versus movie, classic version versus a modern retelling) to encourage analysis of interpretation and presentation. You can also pair texts that are similar in theme, like poems and songs.
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