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Common Core W.11-12.1 study guides for Easel Activities
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1939) by James Thurber | Literary Analysis
This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Analyze James Thurber's famous short story, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Engage with 10 high-level, short answer questionsExplore rising action, climax and resolutionDiscuss symbolism, irony, and foreshadowingExplore how the author's choice of words reveal Walter's character traitsInsert themselves into the narrative, make decisions and defend their opinionsDiscuss multiple interpretations of the short storyEval
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7th - 12th
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Thank You Ma'am by Langston Hughes Poetry Analysis | Lit Guide | Theme
This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will be doing:Analyzing Langston Hughes' influential poem, "Thank You Ma'am"Engaging with 5 deep, short answer, and interpretative questionsDissecting the rising conflict, climax, and resolution, along with their impacts on the characters and plotExploring the setting's influence on the themes and delving into multiple interpretations of the poemDiscussing and sharing how interactions with people can change the course of o
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The Veldt VS ChatGPT Comparative Analysis | Bradbury vs OpenAI
Please Note: This comparative analysis requires access to an OpenAI account in which students, or a guided lesson by the teacher, can interact with ChatGPT.This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Compare the 'Nursery' in The Veldt with ChatGPTEngage with 6 high-level, short answer questionsExplore the the terminology of ChatGPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer)Ask a series of questions to ChatGPT and compare its answers with how the Nursery answered t
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: The Veldt by Ray Bradbury Bundle | Lit & Comparative Analysis | ChatGPT
Nothing Gold Can Stay by Robert Frost | Poetry Analysis | Theme | Transience
This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will be doing:Analyzing Robert Frost's renowned poem, "Nothing Gold Can Stay"Engaging with 5 high-level, short answer and opinion-based questionsIdentifying the role of diction, especially "gold", the metaphorical transition of nature, the emotional plot, and understanding the different interpretations of the poemExamining Frost's themes and the overarching messages embedded in the poemDiscussing the contemporary relevance
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