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6th grade Common Core RL.7.2 scaffolded notes
TPCASTT Poetry Analysis Mini-Lesson and Templates to Boost Poetry Comprehension
Enhance your poetry analysis lessons with this TPCASTT toolkit. This step-by-step mini-lesson will offer you guidance in teaching your students the secret to analyzing poetry using the TPCASTT method. The editable slideshow will provide an easy-to-follow structure to aid students in poetry comprehension. Afterward, use the no-prep TPCASTT templates with any poem!✔ Check out the preview for a closer look at this TPCASTT activity!► What is the TPCASTT method?Title - Making predictionsParaphrasing
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Elements of Poetry Unit Middle School - Poetry Analysis Mini-Lessons
Fiction Notice & Note Signposts Doodle Notes
Engage students' whole brain while teaching this fun reading strategy! Doodle notes engage verbal and visual centers in the brain which helps students retain information longer.
Notice & Note Signposts are engaging reading tools that send students on a scavenger hunt through a text to make deeper meaning. These notes would be a great way to introduce the topic to your students.
Each signpost has its own notes sheet:
- Tough Questions
- Again & Again
- Words of the Wiser
- Memory Mom
Grades:
4th - 12th
7th Grade ELA and Reading Comprehension Doodle Notes | Middle School ELA
It is vitally important to continue to teach older students specific reading skills and strategies to help them be successful in ELA and reading. This YEAR LONG reading comprehension resource includes anchor charts and interactive guided doodle notes aligned to Common Core state and national reading literature and informational text standards for students in 8th grade. As a middle school reading and language arts teacher, you do not always have access to meaningful resources to teach students th
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6th - 9th
Determining Theme.
I use these documents to teach my 6th graders how to determine theme (something that I always struggled with when I was younger.) Determining theme from scratch Is more difficult than being able to choose it from 4 multiple choice options on a standardized test. I wanted my students, who are lacking in life experiences, to have a concrete way to figure a theme out. Then, I knew that after they came up with a theme, crafting a written response would be another area of struggle.
The first two
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4th - 10th
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Elements of Fiction BUNDLE - Literary Elements - Theme, Setting, Characters 6-8
This Elements of Fiction BUNDLE has everything you need to teach and practice literary elements like plot structure, STEAL characterization, finding the theme, character traits, point of view, tone and mood, conflict, and setting! This BUNDLE includes activities, lessons, and notes on the following topics: -Plot Structure Elements -STEAL Characterization-Finding the Theme of a story-Internal and External Character Traits-Point of View (1st, 2nd, 3rd Limited, and 3rd Omniscient)-Tone and Mood-Typ
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6th - 8th
Central & Main Idea Anchor Chart | Digital Notes | One Pager | Google Slides |
Use this Central Idea Anchor Chart | Notes | One Pager to teach Central Idea and Main idea or to review Central and Main Idea with your students! This Central and Main Idea Anchor Chart and Notes Page is perfect for students' notebooks, folders, or binders. Central and Main Idea can be difficult to master! Give your students this aid!Includes definition of the central idea, how to find the central idea, and even questions to ask your students to find the central idea in fiction versus non-fictio
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5th - 8th
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Reading Anchor Chart | Notes | One Pager | Virtual Learning GROWING BUNDLE
In this READING ANCHOR CHART GROWING BUNDLE, you will find mini-anchor charts or notes for notebooks, folders, and student binders. Each READING ANCHOR CHART concept includes a definition, examples, and various other details students would need for that concept. You can use theses products to teach and review concepts with students.Included in this bundle are mini-anchor charts/notes for: AlliterationAllusionAuthor's PurposeCentral IdeaConnotation and DenotationHyperboleIdiomIronyMetaphorOnomato
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5th - 8th
Theme PowerPoint and Guided Notes
This updated 17-slide PowerPoint uses clean and uncluttered slides to introduce the literary element of theme. In addition to information on theme, the PowerPoint is structured to include guidance on taking notes in Cornell-method format. A guided notetaking form is included that matches the format of the PowerPoint.
This lesson is suitable for middle-school students or those who are just getting introduced to the idea of theme.
What you receive in this zipped folder:
A PowerPoint present
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6th - 9th
Critical Book Review Project | Book Report | Independent Reading Assessment
This critical book review book report project includes everything you need for a no-prep post-reading assessment. A detailed scaffold walks your students through brainstorming their opinions about the work and drafting their review.A completed sample scaffold and full sample final book review are included. You can provide a copy to each student, or project them on the board and go over them together in class.This resource includes everything you need to teach, assign, and grade a critical book r
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6th - 10th
Also included in: Middle or High School Book Report / Post-reading Projects Bundle
Main Idea vs. Theme Slides, Notes, Worksheets, & Practice Activity - Grades 5-7
Are you looking for an engaging lesson that teaches the key differences between theme and main idea? This lesson allows students to explore main idea vs. theme through an engaging lesson, practice worksheets, and activities. Stop scrolling and take a look at the preview for more! This thorough and detailed lesson reviews and teaches the key differences between main idea and theme. Students can explore how the theme of the story applies to the reader, but the main idea applies to the content of t
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5th - 7th
Notice & Note Fiction Introduction: GOOGLE Slides, Forms Quiz, Note Guide & Game
The Notice and Note digital Google slides bundle explains the Close Reading Notice and Note Signpost Strategies for fiction through interactive video links. This product is great for distance learning, online, hybrid, and in-person learning. The slides include video examples that engage students in the lesson and a note-taking activity. The slides can be used as class instructional lessons over 3-4 days or as class warm-ups over 6-7 days. PLEASE NOTE this product contains YouTube video links...
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5th - 8th
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Teaching Theme Differentiated Unit for Middle School - Main Idea
Use this complete and easy-to-use unit to teach your Middle School students to determine the theme in a text with ease! Everything you need to teach this concept as well as reteach or enrich it is included in this standards-based unit with BUILT-IN differentiation!What's included:TEACH:✅ A video to use an introduction to the unit ✅ EDITABLE lesson plans✅ Teacher script for each day✅ Vocabulary Worksheets for these words: inference, drawn, theme, central idea, cite, evidence, objective, summar
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Central Idea Main Idea Central Message Theme PRINTABLE BUNDLE
Finding the Theme Slides, Mini Lesson, & Identifying Theme Practice Passages
Are you looking for an engaging mini lesson that teaches students how to find and identify the theme of a story? This lesson teaches students how to identify the theme of a story through a mini slides lesson, notes, practice activities, and reading passages. Stop scrolling and take a look at the preview for more! This thorough and detailed lesson goes through the process of identifying the theme in a story by reflecting on the character’s main conflict and reflecting on the lesson learned throug
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6th - 8th
Narrative Short Story Worksheet and Graphic Organizer for One Friday Morning
Engage your middle school students in this powerful and meaningful short story, "One Friday Morning" by Langston Hughes. Students will learn the elements of effective narrative writing while also experiencing the powerful themes of this story. Understanding Narratives Short Story Analysis can be used to introduce, review, or assess students' understanding of narrative texts. This lesson is also perfect for emergency sub plans! Understanding Narratives guides students through the process of analy
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6th - 9th
Objective Summary for Literary Texts - Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then
PowerPoint provides notes (how-to) for writing an objective summary for literary texts. This PowerPoint provides the "Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then" method of summary writing. After the notes, you can read a short story or picture book to complete a "SWBST" graphic organizer together as a class for practice. If you purchase the PowerPoint, you can message me and I will send you the guided notes word document that accompanies these notes.
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4th - 10th
Front Desk Notice and Note Signposts
This resource lists the Notice and Note Signposts that can be found in the novel Front Desk by Kelly Yang. It includes chapters/page numbers, text evidence, as well as possible answers to the anchor questions to be used as a teaching guide to facilitate Notice and Note with this novel.
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4th - 8th
Poetry Analysis Doodle Notes
Make poetic analysis more engaging! The “Poetry Analysis Doodle Notes” works wonderfully with any poem. By using this "sketch notes" graphic organizer, students will examine the following: imagery, point of view (speaker), language (diction and figurative language), literal level (basic reading), interpretive level (deep reading), and notables (poetic foot, meter, line breaks, rhyme scheme, form, structure, etc.). Your students will analyze while having fun and being creative!
About Wondering w
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5th - 9th
Analyzing Setting Lesson Set (Presentation + Doodle Notes + Practice + Quiz)
This resource is also part of the following bundles!Analyzing Setting BundleAnalyzing Literary Elements BundleIdentifying and Analyzing Literary Elements MEGA BundleThis set includes everything needed for direct instruction on analyzing setting. . . A presentation with thorough, but concise, information about how setting can impact a story by building mood and theme, and what questions to ask to think about these connections.1 or more checkpoints titled “Wait, so what did that mean?” are include
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Analyzing Literary Elements Mini-Unit BUNDLE
Elements of a Narrative Lesson & Notes Booklet
This product is designed to be an introduction or refresher on the elements of a narrative terms such as plot, character, setting, conflict, etc. This resource does not go into depth on each element. I have used this resource to start off a unit on personal narrative writing and as a resource for students to refer back to throughout the unit as we explore in more depth each element through mini-lessons. Included in this product are a Google Slideshow lesson and two versions of a notes booklet fo
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6th - 8th
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Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing by James Weldon Johnson Black History Poetry Analysis
If you’re teaching poetry analysis or looking for a rich Black History Month text, don’t miss the opportunity to read and discuss Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing by James Weldon Johnson. This foldable poetry analysis worksheet will make your guided analysis feel effortless! Simply print or assign it to your digital learning platform of choice, and your plans for the day are done!✔ Check out the preview for a closer look!► What’s Included?Teacher DirectionsLift Ev'ry Voice and Sing by James Weldon John
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6th - 8th
A Netflix Film Study: The Cat in The Hat
This is a Netflix film study of the Cat in the Hat with a focus on characterization, comprehension, attention to detail, theme, and description of settings, events, and characters. This features an 11 page study with over 70 questions that are multiple choice, and open-ended. There are some opinionated and discussion questions also added.
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4th - 7th
The Giver by Lois Lowry, Middle School PBL
In this Project Based Learning lesson, students will focus on the theme of utopia/dystopia in The Giver by Lois Lowry and create an authentic project around improving their own society.
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Link to Google Docs worksheets for students
PBL lesson plan for teachers
Project Rubric
Lesson duration: 2-4 weeks (can be modified for shorter or longer timelines)
This PBL lesson aligns to Common Core English Literacy standards.
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6th - 8th
Theme Anchor Chart | Digital Notes | One Pager | Google Slides | Virtual Learn
Use this Theme Anchor Chart | Notes | One Pager to teach Theme or to review Theme with your students! This Theme Anchor Chart and Notes Page is perfect for students' notebooks, folders, or binders. Theme can be difficult to master! Give your students this theme aid!Includes definition of theme, how to find the theme, and common theme topics in literature.This product can be used as a notes page, anchor chart, or wall decor in the classroom! Students will use these notes to reference the rules an
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6th - 9th
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Characterization 90-minute Lesson Plan
Instructional plan for 90-minute lesson on characterization .Lesson Topics:Direct (Outward) CharacterizationIndirect (Inner) CharacterizationStereotypes vs. ArchetypesSupported Activities:QSSSA Warm Up (ESL Strategy)Literary Short Story of teacher choiceIllustrated Character Analysis Chart (printable separate)Short Constructed Response (TX STAAR) Exit TicketAVID Five Phases of Focused Note-takingSlide deck also available.
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Characterization Lesson
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