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Literature Common Core W.8.1a homework
"Posted" by John David Anderson - Novel Unit
"Posted" by John David Anderson is a page turner book, and I created this unit so that students would have some responsibility at chapter ends but would not be delayed long. Consequently, for every chapter I have three (mostly multiple part) questions, similar to exit tickets but a little longer and more detailed. I broke up the story into four units: Ch.1 to 5; Ch.6 to 10; Ch.7 to 15, Ch. 16 to 20. It should do well for a read-aloud, all-class reading, or small groups. Include
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6th - 9th
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Module 1 8th Grade Wit and Wisdom lesson slides
This product contains all lesson slides for Wit and Wisdom Module 1 Poetics and The Power of Storytelling. The slides will include journal prompts, writing prompts, Think-Pair-Share, Stop and Jot, Activities, art images, video clips, vocabulary, and more.
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8th
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THE BELL BANDIT by Jacqueline Davies, Novel Study
Students enjoy the mysteries in The Bell Bandit and to help them comprehend the steps to solving the mystery as well as follow the plot, I created this unit. I kept the chapter questions to a minimum in order to facilitate moving through the book at a good speed. I separated the novel into two parts - Ch. 1 to 8 and Ch. 9 to 16. Included are -- Focus Questions - two or three for each chapter, many being multiple part. Some are direct questions, others involve "Who Said" (multiple choice), T
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5th - 8th
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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD TRIAL, QUESTIONS, TEACHER NOTES | TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD TRIAL, QUESTIONS, TEACHER NOTES | TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRDHere are a few comments from teachers like you:• I LOVED this resource! I have been trying to think of a way to get students to discuss Atticus Finch's comments about the courts and this is such a great activity. I used it after the trial and it worked great for remote learners and in-person learners. Thanks! • This was very unique and fun to use. Students were engaged. Highly recommend! Thanks!• Great! great! great!DIL
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
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The Giver Novel Study The Giver Ending Explanation The Giver Unit Plans
This lesson is for the final scene of The Giver, by Lois Lowry. Students complete discussion questions for chapter 23 where they interpret quotes from the final scene to determine what actually happened at the end of The Giver. Students always want the ending explained when finishing The Giver, so this activity helps students closely review the final scene to create their own understanding of the ending. This activity helps to alleviate students' feelings of frustration and confusion about the e
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6th - 8th
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Shakespeare: The Tempest Essay Questions - Comprehension & Writing
Essay Questions. No prep! Ten substantial essay questions to support in-depth comprehension of the play.So your students have made it to the end of the play? Phew! Congratulations to them but even more so to you for giving them the chance to study and enjoy this wonderful literary work.Now is the time for you to relax and let them showcase their learning with the ten final essay questions, each carefully crafted to cover a different aspect of Shakespeare's genius.It is up to you whether you c
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9th - 12th
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Adventures of Ulysses by Bernard Evslin Test and Answer Key (Printable)
Mythological fiction is a genre that appeals to the imaginations of many middle and high school students. The Adventures of Ulysses by Bernard Evslin is a modern retelling of Homer's The Odyssey, written in a manner that is easier to process—even for struggling readers. With this summative test covering the entire novel, English teachers will be able to evaluate students' comprehensive text comprehension and ability to analyze key characters, plot developments, and themes. An answer key and stan
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6th - 12th
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FREE EDITABLE Character Analysis Paragraph Activities
This resource guides students through writing a character analysis paragraph, which can be applied to any piece of literature. It can be used in class or given as homework, and makes a great SSR or literature circle assignment. It is geared toward beginning or struggling writers from middle school to high school.
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-General character analysis paragraph structure pattern overview.
-Sentence by sentence guide for students to follow while crafting their own character analysis paragraph.
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6th - 12th
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S. E. Hinton's The Outsiders: Essay Prompts Handout with Condensed Rubric
Students will feel like "insiders" as they venture into these 12 essay prompts that work as a complement to The Outsiders. Questions on this essay assignment focus on plot, motivation, setting, conflict, theme, mood, and more. This printable is user-friendly and allows readers to delve deeply into primary aspects of this popular best-seller. A condensed rubric is included.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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