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Not grade specific literature scaffolded notes for Microsoft Word
Simple Venn Diagram Template
Perfect for any subject, any grade level! Can be filled in using pictures or text depending on assignment. Great organizer for a teachable moment involving comparison.Sometimes I just print it out and kids can write on it, or other times I like to use it on the background of Jamboards, or other interactive programs in the classroom.
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STUDY SCAFFOLD: EDVARD MUNCH
This Study Scaffold has been designed to support Stage 4 students in Visual Arts to utilise Art History/Art Criticism knowledge regarding a Case Study referring to Edvard Munch. This resource is differentiated for a range of diverse learners, in order to develop knowledge and literacy skills in preparation for exams in alignment with the Visual Arts Syllabus for NSW.
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Wonder Study and Sample Essays Pack
This study pack contains four essays on the novel 'Wonder' by R. J. Palacio. The essays are as follows : The Theme of Friendship, The Theme of Courage, A Character Analysis of August Pullman and A Character Analysis of Isabel Pullman.
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Rhetoric: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Rhetoric lesson plan for 6th graders, but can be a great tool for multiple grade levels! This breaks down each category in an easy to comprehend format. Students love the ease of learning such a tough concept. This will help to introduce what Rhetoric is and how it is used in everyday life. It will also give the power of discernment to the students as you guide them in their learning and understanding.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream Plot Map
This handout is a visual representation of how the plot and subplots work together in the play. There is space for students to make notes on dramatic elements and/or quotes and images can be added.
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Of Mice and Men Independent Reading Assignment
This assignment can be given to students to complete while they read Of Mice and Men on their own. I use it as a summer homework assignment. It helps you check that they actually read the novel and pushes them to think deeply about the story.
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7th - 10th, Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Short Of Mice and Men Unit Bundle
Chapter Notes
This can be used for any novel. It requires students to complete details of the chapter. There is then a space for students to write an analytical paragraph for the chapter. This works best for novellas like Animal Farm. It could be used for selected chapters of a longer text.
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A Midsummer's Nights Dream Opening Scene Quote Chart
This chart has a list of key quotes from Act 1, sc1. It has a space to write an explanation of their meaning.
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Irony Types: Note-sheet with Matching Examples
Quickly and easily introduce your students to the three types of irony by using this straightforward note-sheet. Students are asked to use the definitions to help them match irony examples to the correct type of irony.
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Reading Log
I have struggled for years with finding a reading log for my classroom that I felt encouraged students to read. From my own children's experience I found that having a set time and requiring students to record pages, titles and authors was more of a frustration than a help. I developed this reading log to encourage students to take charge of their reading and hopefully read for enjoyment. I have my name on it but once you purchase it you can edit it to say your name in Microsoft Word. Enjoy!
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literary terms fill-in notes
Partially completed graphic organizer.Great for a scavenger hunt activity around the room. Have students engage with your resources/word walls.Includes literary terms: foreshadow, personification, epigraph, motif, theme, mood, juxtaposition, and symbol.
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Reading Group Weekly Record Sheet
This sheet is for you to be able to take coded notes about students during reading group meetings, whether you are doing guided reading, literature circles, or novel studies. The bottom had a set of codes to make note taking quick and efficient. The form works with all grade levels. I posted it in Microsoft Word form so that you have the ability to change and edit the page to suit your needs.
Happy reading!
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Summarizing Notes
Notes sheet to teach students how to summarize fiction text using Somebody Wanted But So Then
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Also included in:Â Summarizing Bundle
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