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Edgar Allan Poe A&E Biography, Easy Video Lesson or Sub Plan, PDF & Google Drive
Help students understand the tragic life of Edgar Allan Poe with this print-and-teach video lesson featuring a question set designed to work with A&E Biography’s “The Mystery of Edgar Allan Poe,” a free high-quality 43-minute episode available on the A&E Biography YouTube channel and a third-party website. (Video links included.)The video covers the major events of Edgar Allan Poe’s tragic life and includes small slices of his famous works, including “The Raven” and “Annabel Lee.”This 5-
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8th - 11th, Adult Education
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Teach Language Arts with Film Clips: Suspense and Foreshadowing
This short Film, Alma, is an excellent tool to have students review suspense and foreshadowing techniques. Students love the "creepy" film and figuring out exactly what has happened to the character. The file includes the film, student worksheets, and an answer key. The 4 worksheet pages include pause times to have students reflect and infer, as well as screenshots for analyzing examples of foreshadowing. Older students will enjoy this film which is not too young and engaging enough to keep them
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6th - 12th
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Charlotte's Web (2006): Complete Movie Guide
Based on E.B. White's classic book, this movie/video is a perfect way to complete your unit on the book. This 21-question video guide will help your students get the most out of this powerful and poignant movie. This guide includes simple cause-and-effect, comprehension, true/false, and reflection questions. Ready to print and ready to use!You might also be interested in these products:Bridge to Terabithia
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4th - 8th
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Detective Sherlock Holmes clue hunt game for ESL/ELL fun and challenging intro
What a better way to start talking about crime, detectives and Sherlock than showing students three Sherlock trailers and engaging them in a fun detective hunt. Students work in teams to identify certain objects or action in the Sherlock trailers. My students have a blast every time we do activities like these. ▬ DETECTIVE SHERLOCK HOLMES – CLUES HUNT GAME ( SKILLS: LISTENING, OBSERVING, READING AND WORKING IN TEAMS) ▬ ►LEARNING OUTCOMES◄GENERAL: Students will work in small groups in order to b
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Sherlock Holmes activities BUNDLE
Video Writing Prompts - Video Clips and Journal Writing Topics on Technology
Video Writing Prompts - Video Clips and Journal Writing Topics on Technology: Give your journal writing a modern twist using these 10 captivating video writing prompts centered around the theme of technology. Each slide features a link to a short, engaging video clip, showcasing various facets of technology's impact on our lives. Accompanying the video are journal prompts designed to inspire critical thinking and reflection. Students will explore the profound effects of technology on their actio
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7th - 12th
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CNN Presents "Voices of Auschwitz" Video Guide
This guide goes with the video that can be found on YouTube. CNN interviews four Holocaust survivors (including a Mengele twin) about what they endured. The video is 45 minutes long and is a good closing for an introductory week to the Holocaust.
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6th - 10th
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TED Talk Lesson: Because I said I would
Because I said I would is a movement started by Alex Sheen that emphasizes the importance of setting and keeping promises.
This lesson is for the TED talk (no links are provided in the document, but you can search YouTube or Google for "Because I said I would TED talk" and find the video, which is about 16 minutes).
Included in this download are:
- 8 guided questions that go along with the TED talk "Because I said I would" (if your students are like mine, they need the questions to help keep
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Ultimate Back to School Bundle for ELA
To Kill a Mockingbird Movie worksheet/questions
Questions/worksheet to accompany the movie To Kill a Mockingbird. This can be watched after reading the book.
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8th - 11th
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Famous Speeches John F. Kennedy "We choose to go to the Moon" Video & Activities
☘ Full video previews are available for the first 24 hours after a resource kit is uploaded. Follow my store to know when a new resource is available"We choose to go to the Moon" is one of the most famous speeches of all time. It was given by John F. Kennedy during the Cold War when the United States had decided to support the Apollo Program, the national effort to land a man on the moon. The speech's goal was to convince the public that getting to the moon was a worthwhile venture. This resourc
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Famous Speeches - Bundle of Videos and Activities
I Want a Refund: Introduction to Legal Synthesis
Two separate lawsuits were filed in April of 2020 that have a lot in common. But StubHub and United Airlines were sued by customers that want cash refunds after their tickets couldn't be used on a certain date. What should happen?Students determine arguments from both sides for both lawsuits and synthesize the information. Students analyze why customers might be afraid to accept vouchers, consider what companies could do to improve customer confidence, and create a policy they would implement
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6th - 8th
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TBR Frenzy: Book Trailer Recommendations for Students and Hook into Reading!
Engage and excite your students for picking their next independent read! The TBR Frenzy has movie trailer-style book trailers to boost engagement and help build student reading wish lists. Readers on BookTok and GoodReads love building their TBR lists, so why not let students do this too?The TBR FRENZY is a viewable link on Canva (no account needed) or if you have a Canva account, you can edit the recommendations, delete videos, and add your own! This product:Fully Editable22+ recommendationsMov
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5th - 12th
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Planner/Writing Prompt-Compare & Contrast film vs text "Rikki Tikki Tavi"
Ready to use planner in table form and writing prompt for comparing and contrasting the original written version of the fable from The Jungle Book "Rikki Tikki Tavi" with the 1965 filmed version produced by Chuck Jones. Includes a link to the filmed version, which is not found in a free version on YouTube. (Is posted elsewhere but somewhat tricky to locate.)
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5th - 9th
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Teach Language Arts with Film Clips!
Fun and engaging for students to understand and apply Language Arts concepts! This short film, The Present, is an excellent resource to use to teach elements of fiction. This lesson is set up to have students recognize and describe character development, leading towards an understanding of the theme.If you enjoy this resource, please check out another Teach Language Arts with Film Clips (Suspense and Foreshadowing) listing! The resource includes the short film and 3 student worksheet pages. If y
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5th - 9th
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The Spiderwick Chronicles Reading and Writing Movie Guide
This is a 1-2 week unit based on the movie by Nickelodeon Studios, The Spiderwick Chronicles written by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black. The unit works with either time frame with enough activities to stretch 3 weeks. All activities and assessments are based on the movie version of this story. This is a wonderful end-of-year unit when schedules become slightly varied due to the many activities. It is extremely flexible for any teacher. You will need the movie to watch in class with your sch
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4th - 6th
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TED Talk Analysis Graphic Organizer
TED Talks expose students to topics that expand their world knowledge. TED Talks are incredibly powerful short lectures delivered by people from all disciplines, walks of life, cultures and communities.
In an effort to address CCSS on Speaking and Listening, students can choose a topic and analyze the talk for rhetorical devices and persuasive technique, diction and personal responses.
This is a Word document that allows the boxes to expand as students type their responses; it also allows
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8th - 12th
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Writing Activity--Uninterrupted Writing Time
Forty different videos and photos to prompt student writing. Students watch the video or view the photo and write for an uninterrupted amount of time. Videos and photos are fun and exciting and meant to get students excited to write. Everything can be edited. Instructions and atimer are included on the slides.
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3rd - 12th
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Scripts for School Announcements and News
Are you just starting a School News Program? Are you looking for ways for your students to meet the Speaking and Listening Standards? Here you will find daily scripts and weekly features scripts for you school news. All pages are completely editable to personalize and print as needed. Use these scripts and your video software, like WeVideo to create news that everyone will want to see!
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3rd - 6th, Staff
Drawing Conclusions Interactive Slideshow! 3-5th grade
Drawing conclusions is the KEY to comprehension! This is a skill you want to teach explicitly to increase students ability to utilize this skill!
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3rd - 6th
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Famous Speeches Reagan Address on the Challenger Disaster Video & Activities
☘ Full video previews are available for the first 24 hours after a resource kit is uploaded. Follow my store to know when a new resource is availableThe Address on the Challenger Disaster is one of the most famous speeches of all time. It was given by Ronald Reagan after the tragic explosion of the Challenger space shuttle. Reagan's goal was to “make it plain to (the children of America) that life does go on and you don’t back up and quit some worthwhile endeavor because of tragedy."This resourc
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Famous Speeches - Bundle of Videos and Activities
Suspense Mechanics: A TED Talk Exploration Worksheet
Unveil the art of crafting suspense with your students through an engaging TED Talk and insightful follow-up questions in this worksheet. This resource is designed to dive deep into the mechanics of suspense, a crucial element in storytelling, and its impact on audience engagement.This worksheet features:A link to an inspiring TED Talk on the art of creating suspense.Five thought-provoking questions that encourage students to analyze and reflect on the strategies discussed in the TED Talk.Benefi
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6th
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Bold Beginnings-Videos Embedded-NO PREP-Leads-Hooks-Introduction, Mentor Text
Please provide any feedback or data that increases student achievement using this resource!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Dallas ISD #DTRThis Power Point is a fun and engaging way to teach our young writers about how to begin their writings with a BANG! This is part 1 which includes bold beginning examples with video clips or book cover pictures with its intro.The bold beginnings are:#1 Single Word/Idea:Sets off a short phrase or single word, then gives more information. (Examples from: Itchy, Itchy Chicken
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1st - 6th
Liberty's Kids Episode 1 "The Boston Tea Party" Video Comprehension
Do you use the Liberty Kids television series in your classroom? If so, here is a great viewing guide with history and ELA questions to keep your students engaged while viewing. This TV episode guide includes 17 questions to be completed as students watch the first of PBS's award-winning series Liberty's Kids. Episode 1 follows Liberty's Kids as they become entangled with the Boston Tea Party. The episode can be streamed for FREE on Liberty's Kids TV YouTube Channel. (Note: I am not affiliated w
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3rd - 8th
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Famous Speeches Steve Jobs Stanford Commencement "Connecting the dots"
☘ Full video previews are available for the first 24 hours after a resource kit is uploaded. Follow my store to know when a new resource is availableSteve Jobs' Stanford Commencement speech is one of the most famous speeches of all time. It was given by Steve Jobs in front of an audience of graduates. Jobs' goal was to inspire the new graduates to pursue their dreams. This resource is the FIRST PART of Jobs' speech - known as "connecting the dots". Part two is coming soon.This resource is multid
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Famous Speeches - Bundle of Videos and Activities
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Famous Speeches Susan B. Anthony "Women's Rights to Suffrage" Video & Activities
☘ Full video previews are available for the first 24 hours after a resource kit is uploaded. Follow my store to know when a new resource is available"Women's Rights to the Suffrage" also known as "on women's right to vote" is one of the most famous speeches of all time. It was given by Susan B. Anthony after she was indicted and fined 100$ for voting, which was illegal for women at the time. The speech's goal was to convince the public that women have the right, and should be legally allowed to,
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Famous Speeches - Bundle of Videos and Activities
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