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Not grade specific literature scaffolded notes under $5
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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Literary Elements Plot Diagram
Use this diagram for any short story or novel in your class. The diagram organizes and asks students to identify various literary elements and devices. This can be used as an assessment of all the elements in a story or can be used in scaffolding them. It is a two page organizer with the back having a mood word wheel to help students in identifying mood. Other elements/devices include:*Setting*Characterization*5 Parts of Plot*Conflict Type*Mood*Tone*Theme
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Question Chart
BIG IDEA: To encourage students to use questions to help guide their learning process/journey and help them to gain a better understanding and knowledge on a variety of topics. The Question Chart will help students organize and generate questions from particular topics. As educators we want to help shift students thinking towards higherlevel and “deep thinking” questions.This Product Includes:-Teacher Instructions-Question Chart-Question Chart Grid Option-Question Chart Points Option-Question Ch
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Figurative Language Notes and Quiz
"Figurative Language Notes and Quiz" is an educational resource that aids teachers in teaching and assessing figurative language concepts. It includes detailed instructional materials explaining various types of figurative language and their effects, making it a time-saving tool for educators. The quiz component allows teachers to gauge student comprehension and adapt their teaching methods accordingly, promoting personalized learning. Additionally, it can be shared among teachers to foster coll
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Mood/Tone, Characterization, and Symbolism Storyborad
The primary goal of this assignment is to guide students through a nuanced exploration of whatever text you choose. By delving into mood, tone, character development, visual representation, and symbolism, students will not only deepen their understanding of the work but also refine essential ELA skills.Objective: Engage students in a comprehensive analysis of a text by focusing on mood, tone, character development, visual representation, and symbolism.Materials Needed:Copies of choice texts for
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Beginning, Middle, End (Story Sequencing)
Use these customizable charts to teach and scaffold story sequencing for multilingual learners. Great for uploading into google docs and live sharing with students during discussions. Can also be printed on cardstock and used with protective sleeves and whiteboard markers as a reusable resource, or fill out ahead of time as a scaffold to be used during lessons. Final slide can be used with entering and emerging learners with drawings or with developing, expanding and bridging students using writ
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Introduction to Greek Mythology Lesson with Guided Notes
This lesson introduces students to the basic concepts of the Greek creation story as well as six main Greek Gods (Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Athena, Ares, and Aphrodite).
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- Slides for teaching the lesson with images and examples
- Guided notes for students with blanks to keep them engaged
The guided notes that are included are in two separate documents for formatting purposes; I like to copy them front and back so that they're on one piece of paper for students.
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Figurative Language and Sound Devices with Examples
This is a Powerpoint that you can use to teach 16 types of Figurative Language and 6 types of Sound Devices.FIGURATIVE LANGUAGEsimilemetaphoranalogyforeshadowingsymbolismimagerypersonificationhyperboleunderstatementidiomclicheproverboxymoronironyallusionpunSOUND DEVICESonomatopoeiarepetitionrhymealliterationconsonanceassonanceEach slide has a basic definition in RED (so students know exactly what to write in their notes) and several definitions.After they take notes, you could have them practice
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Setting Graphic Organizer
Graphic organizer for learning about setting. Has definitions and examples on the page.
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Wonder Novel Reading Questions Bundle
This bundle of reading questions divides R.J. Palacio's novel "Wonder" into five parts and guides students through the novel with plot- and character- based questions.
Part 1: August (3-80)
Part 2: Via and Summer (82-132)
Part 3: Jack Will and Justin (134-204)
Part 4: August and Miranda (206-248)
Part 5: August (250-310)
Each part includes between 10-15 questions to help students keep track of character and plot developments. These can be used with whole-class reading or independent reading.
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Motifs The Secret Life of Bees Chap. 1-3 with scaffolding/short answer question
This graphic organizer allows students to take notes on motifs present in chapters 2 and 3 of The Secret Life of Bees. After reading and gathering motif notes, students will answer the short discussion question. I allowed my students to read independently and partner for the discussion question.
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Romeo and Juliet Knowledge Organizer/ Revision Mat!
This detailed and visually-appealing resource offers a complete reference point for students learning or revising William Shakespeare's 'Macbeth.' It contains comprehensive sections on:
- Context;
- Scene by Scene Summary (with quotes);
- Main Characters;
- Themes;
- Dramatic Devices;
- Features of Tragedy.
Key words and ideas are underlined for easy reference. The resource is designed to printed onto A3, and is provided as both a PDF and a Word version (so that you can edit if you want to). Al
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Theme Statement Creation Activity
Do your students have difficulty creating theme statements? Try my tried and true system for creating perfect theme statements every time! This system works with literary works of all types, and all ages and ability levels of students. I have used it with regular and special education students from grades 6 - 12, and it has helped them learn to formulate excellent theme statements rather than plot summaries or trite sayings.
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Plot Mountain: Digital
This scaffolded Plot Mountain will support your students in identifying major elements of plot. The prompted text boxes are a great way to promote independence among a variety of learners. This Plot Mountain is compatible with Google Slides. Please make a copy and share with your class. Students can type responses in the yellow text boxes.
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Literary Devices of Repitition and Structure
A full guide with examples of the most common literary devices to help your analyze your students analyze passages. This includes devices of repetition and structure paired with examples from the most popular literary texts.
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Characterization Video Notes
This video is a great refresher or introduction to characterization! The notes make a great study guide for students to refer to! The students are engaged with the video - pausing to fill in the notes/have discussions helps them make connections with the concept!
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Making Inferences Introductory Activity (Paintings or Images)
Students practice making inferences with this two-page handout. They identify clues from the paintings or images (you choose which images you want to include for copyright reasons - We love using Norman Rockwell paintings in class), access background knowledge inspired by each image, and then put them together into an inference. This can be used digitally or as a paper handout.
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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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Curriculum Map Example for Writing Classes
Curriculum Map Example for Writing Classes & Learning Experiences Within a Unit including Assessment Opportunities .
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Also included in: Music Lesson Plan Bundle
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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Also included in: 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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Annotated Notes Resources- Student Note Page
Need help engaging your students with novel studies? Enjoy using this worksheet with your students. I suggest instructing the students to put this in whatever novel they are reading so they have the constant reminder of expectations. Modify as needed, especially for students with learning disabilities.
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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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