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12th grade other (ELA) handouts for Microsoft Word
Celebrate Dress Up Days Spirit Week Read Across America Flyer Letter
This is a Microsoft word document that can be easily edited to meet your classroom plans. Included are 15 of Dr. Seuss' most popular read-aloud titles. I've included a dress-up idea to match each book title, however you can edit that text (or rearrange the book images) to whatever you prefer! Have fun celebrating!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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How to Write a Rhetorical Analysis Essay for the AP Lang and Comp Exam
This is a step-by-step guide that explains how to write a rhetorical analysis essay (14 total steps). When I started teaching AP Language and Composition, I found it hard to explain the rhetorical analysis essay to my students. I typed up this document to help clarify the process for my students (and for me!), and we referred to it all year. It's a simple and straightforward list of steps. Teachers can use it as a teaching map for themselves, as each step of the process needs to be explicitly ta
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: AP Language & Composition Bundle
Activity for viewing The Simpsons' Lord of the Flies episode
This is an activity centered around students viewing the 14th episode of the 9th seasons of The Simpsons - "Das Bus" - which is a parody of Golding's Lord of the Flies.
Essentially students are asked to identify specific characteristics of Piggy, Ralph, Jack, etc. in the various Simpsons characters. On the back of the sheet, students are instructed to identify similarities and differences between the novel and the episode.
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9th - 12th
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Rudy Movie in class Film Guide
Movie guide for Rudy film! 10 questions (3 full pages) that require students to analyze the character struggles/conflicts, accomplishments and successes, and theme. There is also personal reflection questions. Great assignment to use while a substitute is there for a few days so students are practicing their writing.
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8th - 12th
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Confidence Profile -- Public Speaking 101
This great activity focuses on demonstrating to students all the reasons they have to be confident before during, and after public speaking.
Worksheet includes 4 activities in which students find movies, songs, quotations, etc. that provide students with confidence (I call it their pre-game "hype" list.), compile a list of reasons to be confident, and demonstrate how confidence appears. Worksheet begins with a quick write and includes a purpose statement.
This is a great activity that can als
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7th - 12th
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The Blindside Viewing Guide
This guide focuses on the motivational story of Michael Oher in The Blindside, released in 2009. This great guide include 35+ questions that mainly focus on comprehension but also include creative response questions.
Creative response questions include creating character interview questions, writing a review, and summarizing/sketching a scene.
Use this great guide to help students find motivation and appreciation in their everyday lives.
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5th - 12th
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Classic/Contemporary Poetry Comparison: Bruno Mars vs. Shakespeare
Help students take another look at Shakespeare by comparing Sonnet 130 to a song they probably know (as of 2011, anyway). This lesson compares Bruno Mars' hit song "Just the Way You Are" with Shakespeare's Sonnet 130 (My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun). Show students two different types of love poems while also teaching them to identify poetic elements of imagery, rhyme, rhyme scheme, rhythm, and the form of the sonnet. This file is a 6-page document including teacher guide/lesson proce
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8th - 12th
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Official (editable) AP Research Syllabus (Course Audit & College Board Approved)
College Board Course Audit Approved editable AP Research Syllabus updated for 2021-2022. The College Board course document number is available upon request after purchase. Not only have I taught this class for several years with students consistently passing with marks higher than the national averages, but I've also taught the college equivalent of this course at an accredited university!This 17 page syllabus has it all:Locations for school and teacher contact informationCourse overviewFabricat
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Media Studies: Media Studies Introduction
This package works effectively for all modes of teaching/learning (in-person, hybrid, remote) and for switching between the modes if required.This package focuses on the implicit and explicit messages embedded in media, and then introduces students to the idea that implicit media messages contribute to the creation of social norms in our construction of masculine, feminine, and racial identities. Package includes 3 parts: 1) Lesson 1: Media Contain Explicit Messages, 2) Lesson 2: Media Contain I
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Media Studies Bundle
How to Directly Quote the Text
This sheet has all the rules clearly written out for students when directly quoting from a text and clear examples. After the students are taught the rules this sheet will aid in their independence and mastery of the skill.
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3rd - 12th
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Hunger Games Movie Questions and Answers
Comprehensive, 'rapid fire' questions (and answers!) that are derived directly from the movie. This handout is meant to keep students on task while viewing the film. These questions easily lead to a larger class discussion about the movie. Please feel free to follow me as I update my products regularly! Have a nice day!
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9th - 12th
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Active & Passive Voice Test
I love teaching active and passive voice!! This test assesses student's ability to identify sentences in active and passive voice, and it asks students to re-write passive sentences in active voice.
With 30+ questions and answer key, this test is an easy print and go assessment for this fun concept!
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7th - 12th
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"How-to" Speech Assignment
This could be used in a public speaking class or just a regular English class. This handout details the assignment in which students have to give a speech demonstrating how to do something.
I'm including a rubric that can be used for any presentation and a student evaluation sheet where students write down what they learned from their fellow classmates.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Two Voice Poem Hand Out
This is a easy lay out for your kids to be able to write a Two Voice Poem. I have also added a Power Point, Notes, and Student Fill in the blank as well on my page.Please review and make a comment! I'd love to hear how it work for your class.
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4th - 12th
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Yearbook Staff Application - High School (EDITABLE)
This yearbook staff application addresses what REALLY matters when looking for a quality yearbook staff. I use this application for new staff members each year, and use a shortened version for returning staff. Any staff member who is promoted to a lead position for the next year is exempt from the application process. It is important to have your regular staff go through this process, so that you can release any students that aren't a good fit for yearbook.
When the student turns in the applic
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8th - 12th
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Harrison Bergeron Textual Evidence Practice
This activity forces students to find support for statements that are given. The support must come from the short story "Harrison Bergeron."
I was finding that my students would make claims, but had a difficult time substantiating those claims with evidence from the text. This activity helped quite a bit, and I was able to use this as a great formative assessment while walking around the room as my students worked.
The preview shows the first two statements that are given. Students must go ba
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7th - 12th
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The Chronicles of Narnia Movie Guide
This student-ready video guide can be completed while viewing The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Includes selection items that may require some research and reflection items to consider post-viewing. Answers provided on a separate page at end.Your feedback is valued! Please visit my store Patrick Pages for other ELA tools.
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9th - 12th
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Egyptian Mythology Creation Stories Packet
Teaching a mythology class? Dealing with different myths about creation? Catch students’ attention with this original Egyptian mythology reading assignment! The packet includes a four-page reading assignment summarizing several versions of Egypt’s creation myths; 5 discussion questions over the reading; a reading quiz requiring matching, multiple choice, and paragraph answers; a key to answers; and sources for further study. Great beginning for an Egyptology discussion! THESE READING ASSIGNMENT
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8th - 12th
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Pride and Prejudice Socratic Seminar
This is the student handout to prepare for a socratic seminar, complete with rubric for the seminar. This handout provides students the opportunity to answer the discussion question: In respect to marriage and relationships, how are we taught to act? Are social standards or other out side influences involved with how we choose a person to be with?
Students utilize leveled questions to prepare themselves for the seminar, in addition to connecting quotes to the discussion question. Great for use
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10th - 12th
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Intro to Literary Analysis Lesson (great for before starting a class text!)
~Introduction to Literary Analysis Lesson~Introduce students to literary analysis using this guided notes + example activity lesson.Included in this purchase:Link to slides for guided notesHandout for students to follow alongLink to Disney Pixar's short "Partly Cloudy"Simply type in the name of the class text you are going to introduce to your class, edit as you wish, and give the handout to students and project for students the slides from which they are to copy notes.
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4th - 12th
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“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
The objective of this assignment is to analyze the emotional progression of the poem "Lift Every Voice and Sing" by James Weldon Johnson, understand its significance in different contexts through various performances, and critically evaluate the idea of communal ownership of songs that encapsulate the Black experience.
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9th - 12th
Newspaper/Journalism: How to Write Effective Headlines
This 2-page handout regarding headlines provides four essential tips for creating heds, along with individual practice in writing effective headlines, perfect for an in-class discussion. Ideal for introducing AP style to your high school newspaper staff. See other newspaper and AP style-related materials for sale. Check out my other materials for grammar and mechanics, literary units, and writing instruction. Please let me know if I can be of any assistance either before or after purchasing a pr
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9th - 12th
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Into The Wild Biography Belt Chapter 6 Hands-On activity
In Chapter 6 of Krakauer's Into the Wild, Chris McCandless makes a belt representing his past, present and future. Students will remake Alex Supertrap's belt according to the description. Then they will design a belt representing their own life.Great assignment for home school or independent homework!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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