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11th grade creative writing homework for Microsoft Word
Writing Assignment: Write a Movie Review. Film Critique Handout w/ Rubric
This is a handout for a fun and creative writing assignment, in which students will write their own film review. Page one explains the function of a film review, and the kind of content that should be included in one. The content should be focused on evaluating the film, rather than summarizing. A couple website links are also included so that students can go read some current reviews and get a better understanding of what a good review is before they create their own.Formatting requirements are
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8th - 12th
Handout for ELA English: Extra Credit Opportunities; 5 choices; Broad Options
This is a handout for students that inquire about extra credit opportunities in English or Language Arts class. It offers 5 options (2 options for an explanatory essay, creative writing - poetry, creative writing - short story, and a book report). I've used this handout for both middle school and high school. It's a quick go-to to give to students that ask me about earning extra points in class. The requirements are general and broad enough to use in any class that focuses on ELA skills. The han
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7th - 12th
Writing an Op-Ed Handout - Editorial opinion piece Creative Writing Journalism
This is a one-page handout for a writing assignment that can be used for creative writing or journalism class. The assignment is for students to write a 2-3 page op-ed piece on the subject of their choice, as long as the subject has an impact on the public. Topics should be relevant, and the issue should be important to them. The assignment is explained in detail in this assignment, and there is also a 10-point checklist for students to self-evaluate the quality of their work before they turn it
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9th - 12th
Narrative Poetry Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer allows students the perfect pre-writing activity. It visually gives them a place to organize their thoughts before they begin drafting out their narrative poetry.
This is a 2 page worksheet.
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6th - 12th
Twelve Angry Men for Dinner - creative writing
This is an assignment that allows students in groups of three to write an additional scene for the play Twelve Angry Men.
Includes the assignment instructions and a simple rubric for grading it.
Nice wrap-up activity once the students have read Twelve Angry Men and lets them demonstrate that they can write in the play's format.
Other related Twelve Angry Men products:
• Twelve Angry Men - The jurors
• Twelve Angry Men - Review Crossword Puzzle
• TWELVE ANGRY MEN - Targeting Themes
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9th - 11th
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The Scarlet Letter Final Project Choice Board
Give your students a voice with choice! Congrats! You've nearly finished your unit on the American classic, The Scarlet Letter. No doubt your students are looking for a creative way to demonstrate their comprehension of the characters, symbols, themes, and historical significance of the novel. Use this choice board as a final project or even as an enrichment assignment.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Ugly Furniture Craigslist Ad: Fun writing assignment
This is a fun writing assignment for any Language Arts class after the students have been introduced to some of the elements of persuasion and have been doing some basic analysis. The students write their own Craigslist ad for an ugly piece of furniture using whatever persuasive techniques they choose.
This is a great way to break up the monotony of writing and analyzing essays and speeches. Gives the students an enjoyable outlet for their creativity, but also gives them a chance to showcase
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10th - 12th
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All About Me One-Pager - beginning of year activity
The “All About Me” One-Pager is a visual display about who you are as a person and what you are all about. This product is used to practice how to follow the One-Pager directions successfully so students are prepared to begin their reading homework! This product is editable to change due dates and any topics that you'd like to add/remove in relation to your population of students!Check out my End of Novel One Pagers I use as an alternative to reading logs!
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3rd - 12th
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1984: Rewriting History Assignment
Students rewrite an event from history like the character Winston does on a daily basis to make the United States appear the victor.
In the effort to make real world connections to 1984 with today we discuss how history can be presented in a way that it changes based on who is in charge of writing the history books. Resources include: a link to video clips about the TX board of ed changing history (or downplaying history) and an article that can be used before this assignment is given as an e
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Sinking of the Titanic Primary Source Worksheet
This worksheet allows students to use a primary source document to learn about the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. This activity is very easy to use. All you have to do is print off the primary source from the following website for classroom use or direct students to the website to answer the worksheet questions: http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/titanic.htm The primary source document is labeled (The Sinking of the Titanic, 1912) Students read the document and answer the questions on the works
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5th - 12th
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Creative Rhetorical Prompts: Speaker, Audience, Exigence (10 Prompts included)
You can access all of my material for free by going here: GardenofEnglishresources.weebly.com I do ask, however, that you consider donating. There you can donate as you see fit. This material is comprised of 10 writing prompts that require students to creatively engage with the content of their rhetoric courses: traditionally Advanced Placement English Language and Pre-AP English courses. These prompts lead students to evaluate situational exigence, their role as the speaker in each situa
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9th - 12th
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TED Talk: How to Build a Fictional World- Kate Messner
In this comprehensive educational resource, students will delve into the art of building fictional worlds inspired by the TED Talk, "How to Build a Fictional World" Designed for high school and college-level students interested in creative writing, this assignment will empower them to create immersive and believable fictional settings for their stories.Students will explore the concept of fictional world-building through examples from popular fantasy and science fiction literature, such as J.R.R
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Million Pound Bank Note RAFT Activity
Looking for a way to get kids to write more? Want something creative and differentiated? RAFT activities are your answer! Student are given a choice of topics that ask them to complete a variety of tasks- poster making, writing, art projects...you name it. They must think like a character in their literature and and respond as that character would. The results are nothing short of spectacular!
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5th - 12th
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Wrting Assignment: Letter to your future self
In this writing assignment, students (of any age, or grade) will have the opportunity to write themselves a letter ten years in the future. They can outline what they hope they're doing, what new technologies might be invented etc. They should also remind their future selves what their current self is like - interests, hobbies, etc.
Format, length and other expectations will vary depending on the grade level.
If you like this concept, please give it a rating :-) (if you didn't like this concep
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3rd - 12th
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Writing a music review - questions and handout for creative writing or english
In this assignment, students will write their own music review of an album of their choice. Usually students will get excited about incorporating something of their own personal interest into their school work, so in my experience this has been a fun and successful project for them.There are short questions broken into five subsections. Students will respond to each of the questions (these are about the artists' backgrounds, music genre, unique sounds and songs attributed to the artist, content
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8th - 12th
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A Rose for Emily Literary Project
This activity allows students to create their own magazine cover where they expose Emily's scandalous life. The students get to use modern techniques in creating their project. It also entails a written article of the scandal. My students love doing this project because it allows them to be creative and are not writing the same old boring analysis essay.
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9th - 12th
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Writing---Fractured Fairy Tale Activity
This is a great paper for students to work not only on basic writing skills, but creative writing as well. In this project, students will create a fractured fairy tale. The main document details how to fracture a fairy tale, fairy tale options, and techniques to use when writing. It has a four-page study guide to generate ideas, a projects option with 6 differentiated projects that deal with the paper, and a two-page peer edit sheet.
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3rd - 12th
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Our Town Fun Activities
Here are two activities to complete during a reading and study of Thornton Wilder’s play Our Town. Both allow the students to be creative while also thinking critically about the work.
1. Song Dedications- This activity allows kids to focus on the characters of the play and see that, although set in a very different time period, the effectiveness of the play is that it displays a universal human experience and provides us with characters we can identify with.
2. Our Town, Your Town- Using the
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7th - 11th
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An Imagery Practice or Assessment sheet
I've listed ten descriptions that either have imagery in their descriptions or not. Students are instructed to "Label them with an "I" if they use imagery and leave them blank if they don't."
Answer key is included! :)
This is a great imagery worksheet that can be used as a quick assessment, homework assignment, review warm-up, or practice sheet. I have included the answer key on the second page.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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First Day of High School Assignment
"A Letter To The Teacher"-- I used this first day of school assignment as homework for my 9th graders, and loved the results! Although it meant I had to read all of their letters the first week of school, I got to know them much better than I typically would have, and (most importantly) I got to see their writing skills right off the bat. This assignment is ready to be printed and given to the students, and comes with a easy-to-understand rubric. Highly recommend for the first day of high school
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6th - 12th
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Best of Christian Homeschool Resources Year-long Curriculum
This year-long curriculum includes the famous writings of GK Chesterton, CS Lewis, Jonathan Edwards, John Bunyan, and Calvin Miller, and includes The Fallacy Detctive. This includes study guides, essays, writing, poetry, vocabulary, and creative writing units are included. A bonus of a Bible study on Acts included for discussion and reading comprehension.180 pages of activities
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7th - 12th
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Tuesdays with Morrie Interview Project: Exploring Aging and Life Lessons
Prepare your students for a profound exploration of life's journey with "The Wisdom of Aging: An Interview Project." Inspired by the heartfelt discussions in "The 7th Tuesday We Talk About the Fear of Aging" from Mitch Albom's Tuesdays with Morrie, this assignment encourages students to bridge the gap between generations, offering them a unique opportunity to connect with the wisdom and experiences of those significantly older than themselves.Guided Questions: A curated list of thoughtful questi
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8th - 12th
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Tuesdays with Morrie Inspired Bucket List Reflection Assignment
Embark on a reflective and transformative journey with your students through the "4th Tuesday Bucket List" assignment, meticulously designed for educators seeking to deepen their students' understanding of life's purposes and joys, inspired by the poignant lessons from Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom. This interactive and introspective assignment encourages students to introspect and articulate their dreams, aspirations, and goals, fostering a connection with Morrie's life-affirming philosop
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8th - 12th
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Complete Sentenes
Use this tool to help your students practice writing in complete sentences. This worksheet supports the RACE strategy. It covers R: "restating the question" and A:"answering the question."
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5th - 11th
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