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Common Core RL.6.2 interactive whiteboards for homeschool
Short Film Workshops Literary Elements THEME SETTING CHARACTER CONFLICT
Looking for a fun and meaningful way to teach the elements of literature? This Pixar short film workshop bundles can meet the needs of all students, regardless of access to technology. Includes both 8.5x11 printable worksheets, task cards, and Google Slides. ❤They may be cute, but they are packed with rigorous and challenging activities. Students will step through a complete character and theme analysis and learn how real writers use characterization techniques to add layers and details to make
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5th - 8th
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Short Films Literary Devices Elements & Techniques Mothers Day Theme Inference
Guaranteed engagement with this animated short film workshop, Hair Love! This workshop teaches inferencing, theme, foreshadowing, plot twist, symbolism, and conflict. Great for Mother's Day! ❤ SHORT FILM SYNOPSIS: Zuri grapples with trying to style her own hair as she watches her mother's video blog about hair. The viewer is led to believe that Zuri's mother has passed away because her father is struggling to help with her hair. But, a wonderful plot twist awaits and students learn the importanc
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4th - 8th
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Short Films FREE LITERARY ELEMENT DEVICES & TECHNIQUES GUIDE
Using shorts or other animated short films to teach literary elements and literary device is hands down the most engaging and effective practice in the ELA classroom! Students absolutely love learning with them! But, it takes forever to sort through thousands of films and figure out which literary elements correlate. This guide lets you bypass all of that and go straight to teaching! ❤ Personal Note: I have viewed and analyzed hundreds of animated short films (I'm kind of obsessed), choosing on
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4th - 8th
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Esperanza Rising Theme Activity - There is No Rose Without Thorns
This is a 1-page flipchart for the Promethean Board relating to one of the Major Themes in Esperanza Rising: "there is no rose without thorns" or there is no life without difficulties.
The second page of the flipchart includes a printable sheet for the students to fill out.
The activity is to provide evidence of the theme "there is no rose without thorns" within Esperanza Rising. The students should be prompted to add 1 difficulty that young Esperanza has faced throughout the book for every
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4th - 8th
Short Films Workshops Virtual Tour Guide Literary Devices Elements & Techniques
Guide For Teachers: Quickly figure out which Pixar short films pair with the standards you are ready to teach, without sorting through hundreds of films and scrambling to find related materials!This virtual tour can be used as reference guide and a library of workshops so that you can pluck a NO PREP workshop on the spot and teach immediately! INCLUDED FOR EACH WORKSHOPCCSS Alignment guideHand-picked selection of the best short films for teaching literary elementsSummary for each film along with
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4th - 8th
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Literary Devices With Langston Hughes
“Literary Devices With…” is a series of curriculum resources that help students engage deeper with poetry through the analysis of literary devices. This resource can be projected onto a whiteboard for whole class use, or can be printed out for individual use. It is an excellent resource for station activities as well. You get:*Literary Device Flash Cards (printable)*The full text of Langston Hughes’ “The Negro Speaks of Rivers” and “The Weary Blues”*QR Codes of the poems for digital access*Annot
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6th - 9th
Plot Structure Notes: Click and Drag labels
Use this slide in your digital notebook to have students label the different parts of the plot structure pyramidORUse this as a whole class activity with a smartboard to click and drag labels
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Nothing Gold Can Stay by Frost Close Reading Poetry Analysis Interactive Able
Close Reading Poetry Analysis of "Nothing Gold Can Stay" by Robert Frost. Analyzing poetry is an art. How do you get better at it? Practice. Here is an easy way to teach close reading with self-guided questions that help the student gain understanding of breaking down lines of poetry.This version is interactive-abled for online use. This poem pairs well with a using short stories such as "Jack and the Beanstalk", "King Midas", "Monkey's Paw", the novella "The Pearl", and the novel, "A Night
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4th - 9th
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