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Specialty Common Core RL.6.2 microsofts
The Hunger Games Introduction & Visual Guide Presentation
The Hunger Games PresentationThe Hunger Games Powerpoint Introduction and Visual Guides is the ultimate visual resource for teaching The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. This, combined with my best-selling Hunger Games Teaching Unit digital download, is sure to engage your students (not to mention cover all those Common Core State Standards!)."The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins is such a wonderful novel to teach and share with your students. My comprehensive presentation was previously only av
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: The Hunger Games Teaching Unit Mega Growing Bundle
PARCC-Like Assessment-Literary Analysis Task
PARCC! PARCC! PARCC! This PARCC-like Assessment contains two literary passages (1 poem) with Part A/Part B formatted questions. The questions are multiple choice and multiple select. Also included is a writing prompt that follow the reading comprehension questions. This is an excellent resource for instructional and assessment purposes.
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3rd - 8th
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Complete Wonderland and Looking-Glass Comprehension and Logic Unit Combo
This is my complete combo for both the "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There" books. It has chapter comprehension worksheets for both books. This also includes my logic unit study which teaches a basic introduction to formal logic as well as analyzes a lot of the hidden logic lessons within the first Alice book.Logic Unit Description:This is a collection of worksheets and tests that work for a month long introduction to formal logic and fal
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5th - 12th
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Comprehension Questions and Logic Unit Combo
This is my complete offering for the book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland also known as Alice in Wonderland. It contains both my Alice based logic unit and my Alice chapter comprehension questions worksheet collection. Buy this to get both of them cheaper than if you buy them separately. If you would also like the comprehension questions for this book's sequel, Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, buy my Complete Wonderland and Looking-Glass Comprehension and Logic Combo instea
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5th - 8th
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Christian Allegory Chart for The Chronicles of Narnia
This graphic organizer helps students break down the Christian allegory in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. While the left-hand column lists events in Christian salvation history, students can work individually or in groups to find the corresponding event in the Narnia story. The chart can be used with the book or the movie version. This editable Word file allows you to add or subtract from the chart, if you would like to simplify the assignment or emphasize a particular theological connec
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6th - 12th
Fiction Game Fun ELA Activities Middle School BEST Standards FAST Test Prep
Finding fun reading test prep can feel challenging. Why not use games and/or competitions, which are a proven way to engage students while creating a fun atmosphere?As end of year testing gets closer students get burned out and need a little change of pace. Help your students prepare and have fun at the same time.This Fiction PowerPoint reading review game is the perfect solution to give your students the Test Prep they need.You can choose from 3 proven game ideas, that are explained in detail,
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6th - 9th
Dystopia: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving for Gifted and Talented
These are enrichment or acceleration activities for gifted and talented middle school students who are about to embark on independent reading of novels with a Dystopian element. Included in this resource are group discussion questions, four project based research learning options which culminate in a presentation, and teacher resources, such as an action plan to help students develop a project timeline. These activities lend themselves to multiple learning styles, and require critical thinking,
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5th - 8th
PARCC Literary Analysis Task Assessment
This PARCC-like Assessment contains two literary passages (1 poem) with Part A/Part B formatted questions. The questions are multiple choice. Also included are TWO, yes that's right, TWO writing prompts that follow the reading comprehension questions. This is an excellent resource for instructional and assessment purposes.
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3rd - 8th
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6th Grade ELA Bombardment Comprehensive Review Game
Dive into the excitement of ELA with "Bombardment: An Explosive ELA Review Game"! This dynamic review game energizes your classroom with interactive challenges in reading, writing, language, listening and speaking, and more. Perfect for preparing for standardized tests or just reinforcing ELA skills!Get ready for an explosion of learning with "Bombardment: An Explosive ELA Review Game"! Designed to transform your language arts review sessions into a thrilling game show experience, this product e
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6th - 7th
Harbor Me - Comprehension Questions
These comprehension questions are everything you need to determine your student's understanding of Harbor Me by Jacqueline Woodson. This set includes over 250+ chapter-by-chapter questions. Students will answer questions that require them:make inferencespay attention to details in textuse evidence to support conclusionsThe packet has 7 pages. These questions are ideal for read aloud, homework assignments, book club, independent study, and guided reading. Answer key is not included as there are m
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6th - 7th
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Book Genre Lesson for Middle Schoolers
This google slides presentation gives definitions of various book genres (biography, mystery, fantasy, realistic fiction, historical fiction, and science fiction) as well as gives students the opportunity to practice identifying the genres. After learning the definition and reviewing examples of the genres, students will watch youtube movie trailers for different books and then determine the genre of the story. This google slides presentation features books that are recognizable and of interest
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6th - 8th
Ghost - Comprehension Questions
These comprehension questions are everything you need to determine your student's understanding of Ghost by Jason Reynolds. This set includes 156 chapter-by-chapter questions. Students will answer questions that require them:make inferencespay attention to details in textuse evidence to support conclusionsThe packet has 5 pages. These questions are ideal for read aloud, homework assignments, book club, independent study, and guided reading. Answer key is not included as there are many correct an
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5th - 6th
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Library Lesson: From Oral Folktales to Fiction Books - Middle School
Have you ever wondered how our different fiction stories came to be? From Oral Folktales to Fiction Books can answer that!Inspire students to expand their fiction reading choices with this Library Lesson. It offers an historical glimpse at folktale books for children and allows students to infer how different types of folktales lengthened to become the kinds of Fiction stories we know today. The Book Analysis Worksheet provides a hands-on activity that allows students to examine fiction books an
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5th - 7th
Magicians Nephew Unit: Study Guide, Teacher Presentation, Chapter Quizzes, Test
Lead students through C. S. Lewis' The Magician's Nephew with this complete unit. It contains student note sheets, teacher presentation slides, chapter quizzes, and a unit exam. Explore Magician's Nephew Bible connections with scripture references for each chapter.The Magician's Nephew communicates Biblical truths in every chapter. This resource connects quotes and events from the novel to 23 different Bible passages and guides students to make connections between the verses and the text.Are you
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6th - 9th
Freak the Mighty Novel Study (Google Slides)
This Freak the Mighty novel study is low key and perfect for special education classes or ELL students. It is editable and contains vocabulary, writing, and figurative language activities.
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6th
Library Lesson: Creating a Book Quick-Talk for Accountable Talk - Middle School
Too noisy or absolute silence can't be the norm for book browsing. Creating a Book Quick-Talk for Accountable Talk in the School Library gives students a guide for sharing their book to excite others to expand their reading choices.This lesson presents accountable talk and then leads students through the 5 elements of fiction as they create a 30-second book review on a simple 3x5 index card. The lesson is aligned to National School Library Standards & ELA Common Core State Standards, and is
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5th - 7th
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Introduction to Genres
This unit provides an introduction to genres, with a particular emphasis on the genres found within fiction, but also touches on nonfiction, poetry, fables, biography, and autobiography. The goal is to acquaint students with the characteristics of each of the various genres. An instructional powerpoint guides students in either recording definitions or brainstorming keywords for each genre to use as a “cheat sheet” for other activities. Activities to provide additional practice include a bingo g
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4th - 6th
Main Idea Game (Teletherapy friendly)
Having difficulty teaching main idea or central idea to middle schoolers? This is a great way to help you students understand the concept of central idea and/or main idea. Using the four pictures, you can teach your students to think about how the four pictures are related. They will have to critically think about the relationship to come up with one word. They have to think fast because they will only have 1 minute to answer. There are three rounds:EasyAverageDifficultThe words are based on 6th
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6th - 8th
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Library Lesson: Multicultural Cinderella Fairy Tales with 6g
Explore cultural diversity and reinforce the universality of storytelling using multicultural renditions of the exemplar fairy tale "Cinderella." Students usually know the Cinderella story, but examining elements of a fairy tale with an interspersed read-aloud of the original Perrault gives it new meaning. For the hands-on activity, student partners read a different cultural rendition of Cinderella and fill out a double-bubble graphic organizer to see how the details of the same story differ de
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5th - 7th
Visual Brainstorming Activity
Visual Brainstorming is the perfect entry event when introducing a new topic. Students collaborate to visually make meaning about any topic - particularly intangibles like community, kindness, the human spirit, etc. 1 - 2 class periods5th grade and upGreat for an entry event or deconstructing themes/ intangible topicsINCLUDES...A Powerpoint presentation withStep by step instructions for activityReal activity example photosEditable slidesMaterials needed for lesson: Powerpoint with directions (in
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5th - 12th
Poetry Analysis Quiz - Imagery
This five-question quiz assesses students' understanding of imagery in poetry. It is scaffolded to allow teachers to understand if students know the basic skills before asking students to apply those at a higher thinking level. This includes the answer key.
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6th - 10th
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Free Common Core Activity for Plot Structure, Theme, and Tone in a Movie Trailer
The provided FREE Common Core rigorous activity explores the development of plot structure, tone, theme, and character development in a popular movie trailer from 2014. The activities are tied to the Common Core standards RL2, RL3, RL4, RL5, SL2, and SL3. The activity focus on the analysis of how authors develop plot structure (foreshadowing, flashback, suspense, humor, and mystery), tone, theme, and complex characters in a movie trailer. The activity includes a teacher answer key to assist you
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6th - 12th
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Mini-Reviews Book Report
In the 11-page Mini-Reviews Book Report, 6th through 10th grade students can share their opinions on the novels they read by posting mini-reviews online. This approach provides a playful and imaginative way for students to share their thoughts on the book and discover new titles by reading reviews written by their classmates. Students will write a summary of the book, offer their opinion about the book, and back it up with critical evidence to justify their point of view. The assignment includes
Stephen King "The Body"
Looking for a way to introduce Stephen King, or to celebrate the re-release of Stand By Me (30 years!!)? Included is a lesson plan on cause and effect to be tweaked to your liking as well as "The Revenge of Davie Hogan" (the memorable revenge barfarama) which reads like a script for a one-act play. Included, too, is an exam to be used as a pre or post drama assessment, PARCC/MCAS prep, for extra credit, substitute plans, a take-home exam, an assessment on types of writing, and the list goes o
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6th - 8th
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