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Creative writing Common Core RI.11-12.1 handouts
Thematic Unit: Immigration & The American Dream | Lit. & Synthesis Essay Writing
Want your students to feel more empathy for people whose lives are not like their own? Even though they might know that opening the “golden door” for those “huddled masses yearning to breathe free” is a foundational value of this country, many students don’t have first-hand experience with immigration. Seeing the stories in the news or knowing some facts and figures won’t help them relate to the human beings who are working so hard to make it here and won’t challenge them to care about what hap
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Creative Writing High School Curriculum with Distance Learning Solution
Resource Details:Color-coded 90-day fall semester calendar reveals detailed daily lesson plans which include daily objectives aligned to CCSS along with agendas for 50-60 min. classes. Blank spring calendar included, so you can easily copy and paste the days into the next semester. Within each agenda handouts, prezis, slideshows, videos, etc. are linked to provide you with everything you need to teach the entire course, but you can also review the days and organize them to accommodate your ow
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Creative Writing High School: Dystopia and Horror Lesson Plans
16 days of lesson plans around the popular genres Dystopia and Horror. Great any time, but perfect in the month of October right around Halloween. Students will read informational texts about the genres, read 4 stories, 2 from each genre, and have multiple opportunities to write in each genre preparing them to write their final story with rubric included. Includes links to prezi, Google Slides, and multiple handouts that include everything from a dice game to a detailed characterization hando
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Serial Podcast Listening Guide: Episodes 1-3
Season 1 of "Serial: The Case of Hae Min Lee," is an amazing resource for reinforcing skills like identifying bias, research, word choice, finding evidence, and more. I find this is the perfect end of year activity to keep students engaged - even those with one foot out the door. This resource includes evidence trackers and worksheets for episodes 1-3 of Season 1.I listen to part of one episode each day and base instruction around connotation/denotation, inferences, and bias, but if your kids ar
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Mini-Unit: Covid-19 and The Journal of a Plague Year by Daniel Defoe
In this short unit of study students will research the great plague of 1665, read excerpts from the text, The Journal of a Plague Year by Daniel Defoe and emulate Defoe’s style to create your own The Journal of 2020 to serve as a primary source of your experience with Covid-19. Perfect for high school. This mini-unit includes:Plague background and questionsDiscussion question5 Excerpts from DefoeResponse questionsPrimary source assignment sheetStudent sampleDrafting steps sheetRubric for gradin
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MACBETH ACTIVITIES / HANDOUTS BUNDLE (OVER 17 RESOURCES!)
This creative, engaging, and well-made resource includes over 17 activities and handouts that correspond with the play. The resources make teaching, learning, and studying Macbeth a memorable experience for students and educators! Students will creatively interact with the text in various ways like never before, guaranteed!
Grades:
8th - 12th
Concrete Poems - Analyzing and Creating
In this lesson students will analyze a concrete poem, paying specific attention to the visual style the poem uses to reflect its primary themes. Students will then have an opportunity to brainstorm and create their own concrete poem.Check out all my other ELA products below!Identifying Theme in Fictional Texts - ELA Test Prep Skills, Reading PassagesHow to Write a Conclusion - ELA SkillsSetting & How It Affects Characters: ELA Test Prep & Reading SkillsFact &Opinion in Non-Fiction Te
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Mini Poetry Bundle: 4 Lessons: Creating & Writing Celebratory Poems
High School ELA: Historical Fiction with Research Options
Are you looking for a way to teach research but have students be engaged in the process? This unit begins with the influence of Martin Luther King, Jr. and how his life has continued influence on culture and writing to get students to consider other historical figures and events that have done the same. Then, after understanding how to accurately cite using MLA format, they are able to select a figure and choose to research and create a children’s book, “Phenomenal Woman” poem, or poet magazin
Grades:
8th - 12th
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