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Spring creative writing study guides for Google Apps
The Watsons Go to Birmingham & Brown Girl Dreaming: A Lit Study Unit BUNDLE
This editable, Common Core-aligned resource pairs Curtis' historical fiction with Woodson's poetry in a close look at themes these two middle grade books share. Lessons included span the curriculum. Find activities for developing literacy, building vocabulary, teaching literary analysis, creative writing & argument building. Everything you need for an in-depth study.This is a google doc. After purchase you will download a PDF with a link to the resource. Copy & edit as you wish.The unit'
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4th - 8th
Idioms, Similes and Metaphors EDITABLE Figurative Language Lists
Do you want to make reviewing figurative language a breeze? Are you struggling to find examples of idioms, similes and metaphors for your students? Do you want to motivate and engage your students? Then download these Idioms, Similes, and Metaphors EDITABLE Figurative Language Lists! They include 128 idioms, 52 similes, and 42 metaphors all with a short definition. You can use these handouts alone or to accompany your own worksheets and activities! This resource is perfect for small group instru
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4th - 7th
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ELA Structured Peer Feedback Peer Review - Writing Response & Essays (29 slides)
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Craft of Writing - HSC ADV - What Time Is It Now, Where You Are?
This package is designed to guide students through their study of the HSC Advanced Module C: The Craft of Writing prescribed text 'What Time Is It Now, Where You Are?' by Colum McCann.Fully editable and interactive resource includes:Full text with brief intro notes (6 pages)Blank student table for analysis of key stylistic and structural elements for textual reimagining (5 pages)Suggested teacher notes for the above table (9 pages)Imaginative writing activity + sample extract (2 pages)
Grades:
12th
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Parody & Satire : Fill in Definitions
Notes to fill out important vocabulary when teaching parody or satire.These notes go with the Parody & Satire Slides I have available for free on my account. This can also be used as a study guide for the Parody & Satire Test I have available on my account.
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Not Grade Specific
Alphabet Letter Worksheets
Lettering worksheets are fun and interactive learning resources aimed at helping children learn and develop basic letter skills. Worksheets include practical exercises to write letters correctly. It also helps to connect letters with proportional images, which contributes to enhancing learning in an interesting and entertaining way for children.
Grades:
1st
NO PREP Figurative Language Study Guide & Quiz Bundle (Google Doc & Form)
Study guide includes 12 comprehensive figurative language terms and definitions for students to use as a study guide and review with guided notes before the taking the included multiple-choice, self-grading google form quiz with answer feedback. No prep for teachers! Just input point value for each google form question!Simply post the Figurative Language Study Guide with Guided Notes on google classroom and assign the No PREP, SELF-GRADING Figurative Language Google Form Quiz when students are
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6th - 9th
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'All Summer in a Day' by Ray Bradbury - Analysis & Dystopian Writing Task
Explore the wonders of dystopian fiction with Ray Bradbury's short story 'All Summer in a Day!'This resource includes:AnalysisAuthor contextDystopian genre featuresShort story transcriptAnalysis questions + annotationSample answersWriting Task - Creative + ReflectionDystopian promptsCreative writing tipsReflective writing tipsSample response (creative + reflection)You will receive fully editable Google Drive files including:25 teacher Slides8 page student handout (digitally interactive)Additiona
Grades:
8th - 11th, Higher Education
NO PREP, SELF-GRADING Metaphor or Simile Google Form Quiz
Assess your students' knowledge of similes and metaphors with this 15-question multiple choice google form quiz with answer feedback. This Google file also includes a 1-page teacher tools guide to navigate you in teaching the difference between metaphors and similes and give you helpful tips along the way. No prep is required for teachers with this resource. Simply input the point value you desire for each question and assign to google classroom. Perfect for a review, assignment, or quiz. Great
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5th - 8th
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Zen in the Art of Writing - Narrative Essays by Ray Bradbury - Reading Questions
Celebrated author Ray Bradbury discusses creativity, authenticity, and the writing process in his collection of narrative essays, Zen in the Art of Writing. Lead students through an exploration of this writing manual with these chapter reading questions. Suitable for online learning with digital worksheets for Google Classroom®!Included with these Reading Questions for Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury:✏️ Chapter-by-Chapter Study Guide - Digital & Print12 chapters of reading compr
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Digital Story Elements Activity- Perfect for Review OR Self-Guided Learning
This is the perfect project whether you are teaching in-person or remote. You can choose to have this as a review of Story Elements, or as a self-guided learning activity where students research story elements using the internet or other resources of your choice! This includes some terms matching, a plot mountain match, as well as some short writing activities!
Grades:
4th - 12th
The Perks of Being a Wallflower Netflix PowerPoint
Looking for an interactive way to keep your students invested in reading a novel while also incorporating technology? Then this is your tool! This PowerPoint emulates the look of Netflix while appealing to academic reading. This is a place for both you and your students to store all your units' information; such as PowerPoints, Google Docs, PDF's, Flipgrid's, Movie Links, Personality Quiz, Notes, Group work, and the list goes on. It also holds a link on each slide to a free online version of the
Grades:
9th - 12th
Poetry Sound Devices Activity Packet
This activity packet can serve as both a study guide and set of interactive activities to learn about sound devices. It covers alliteration, cacophony, euphony, consonance, and assonance. It includes short definitions of each and spaces for students to create their own writing with each. It also includes examples of euphony and cacophony in popular poetry for students to tell apart and annotate sounds in, as well as examples of assonance and consonance with specific sounds to listen for.
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9th - 12th
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Virtual Classroom-English/Lit Resource Library (ALL NOTES/Links Included!)
Help your students help themselves with this ELA Resource Library! This will assist with problem-solving (especially if your students need extra help while they are distance learning) and give them resources to look back to throughout the year. What is Included in the ELA Resource Library? A great way to have students use problem-solving skills when they do not understand something.Theme and Main Idea 4 slides with notes/examples regarding the theme, universal themes, and main ideaContext Clues
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Not Grade Specific
Poetry: Mary Oliver, David Whyte & Robert Frost, Journey theme
Here is the packet of analysis questions I made to go along with the following poems:By Robert Frost: The Road Not TakenBy David Whyte: Not Taken, The Journey, Camino, Night Traveler, Santiago, What to Remember When Waking, Just Beyond Yourself & Everything is Waiting for You.By Mary Oliver: The JourneyExample questions: How is the river an appropriate controlling metaphor in this poem?Consider the house as a symbol in this poem.What is the effect of the poem's point of view?For one of the f
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Not Grade Specific
Comprehensive Guide for All Written Correspondence Needs
In today's fast-paced world, effective communication skills are more important than ever. Whether you're a professional looking to advance in your career, a student aiming to excel in academics, or simply someone who wants to improve their interactions with others, mastering all aspects of written correspondence is essential.This comprehensive guide is designed to help you enhance yourcommunication abilities across various platforms and scenarios.From crafting impactful emails and messages that
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Not Grade Specific
Creative Writing- Rewriting Act Two: Scene Three of Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet
Use this creative writing prompt to get students thinking about Romeo and Friar Lawrence's characters in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Rubric included!Be sure to check out my Teachers Pay Teachers page as I've created many user friendly worksheets and activities that would be accessible to our world of online/remote teaching for a variety of ELA units and activities. Hopefully you find them helpful. Thanks for checking them out!
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: BUNDLE! 30% off the entire unit of Shakespeare's ROMEO & JULIET
Methods of Persuasion & PSA Review
Purpose:A review of Aristotle's Methods of Persuasion and public service announcements.Description:Slides 3-6 require students to match the correct Method of Persuasion being used or referenced.Slides 7-8 require students to select and defend the best advertisement platform for a selected age group.Slides 9-10 require students to select and defend the best advertisement platform for a selected demographic.Great for:Distance LearningExtra practiceSomething purposeful, timely, & introspectiveO
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Methods of Persuasion & Public Service Announcements Bundle
AMAZING IDIOM EXAMPLES Interactive Google Slides Lesson
This beautifully designed and interactive Google slide show will help you teach your students over 40 different idioms. Over 20 slides have interactive animation that hides the answer from students until you reveal it. I ask the class to volunteer their guesses for what each idiom means. It's a blast listening to the funny interpretations students come up with, and learning about the commonly heard, and often misunderstood idioms.This slideshow is bright, beautiful, and super engaging!
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6th - 12th
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Introduction to Poetry
This basic intro to poetry powerpoint includes a teachers presentation as well as a fill in the blank set of slides for students. Great for EL students and those who need guided notes.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Sentence and Punctuation Overview
Overview of word classes, sentence types, and punctuation. Has images, guiding questions, examples. Finishes with a writing assignment to put it all together.
Grades:
5th - 12th
FREEBIE- Super Sentence Examples (Bookworms Supplement)
This freebie will show two examples of "Super Sentences". These super sentences are a requirement for the Bookworms Curriculum by Open Up Resources. My third grade students tend to struggle with creating super sentences for the first few weeks of integration. These examples help students and parents with knowing the requirements of a "Super Sentence". I like to show these examples to students in class and I also send them home, so parents can practice with their child during the week.If you like
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Not Grade Specific
Emily Dickinson Questions
Twenty-Five multiple choice Emily Dickenson questions on a google form.
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6th - 12th
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Literary Devices Reference
Great one page list of literary devices and figurative language with examples. Print it off on a colored page so your students will quickly find this page and use it! Includes the basic terms for all middle school ELAR students. Includes: alliteration, flashback, foreshadowing, hyperbole, idiom, imagery, irony (3 types), metaphor, onomatopoeia, personification, simile and symbolism. The list also includes examples.
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6th - 9th
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