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Free 12th grade creative writing lectures
Genre Lesson & Activity
Genre is what we all use to identify our favorite books, movies, and shows. This product will challenge students to identify their favorite genres with examples using their prior knowledge and then testing their newly learned knowledge. The lesson will bring you through what genre is, different types of genre, their descriptions, and examples. What's included: Genre PowerPoint LessonGenre ActivityThe genre lesson and activity enable students to examine and identify different forms of genre. Also
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Creative Writing Bundle
Brief intro to Graphic Novels layout
This is a brief powerpoint that goes over the page elements of a graphic novel.
I use this with my Grade 11 class in teaching Macbeth; I had a graphic novel version of Macbeth that was fairly accurate to the play. I would photocopy a few scenes (enlarging it) and white out all the speech bubbles. Students would have to use visual cues to input dialogue.
This idea can also be adapted with younger grades as a story composition tool.
None of the info in the powerpoint is original (made by me
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6th - 12th
Parody & Satire Slides
Parody & Satire Google Slides to introduce parody and satire. Parody & Satire: Fill in definitions goes with this slide show... can be found in my shop
Grades:
7th - 12th
Point of View (POV) Lesson Slideshow! Creative Writing, High School ELA
This is one of many Creative Writing lessons I'll soon have uploaded. This lesson plan, taught through a slideshow, includes Intentional Reading, a Pre-Lesson Journal Entry, the Lesson, and a Post-Lesson Journal Entry. Every teacher has different needs, styles, and students, so hopefully you find the lesson easy to edit and a helpful baseline to teach from! You rock, keep being a light in your kids' day!
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9th - 12th
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Types of Narrative Leads PPT: How to start a story & grab the reader's attention
This presentation covers 11 different ways to start a narrative story and provides examples of each type of lead. Students can use this before starting any type of narrative assignment or as a way to revise their narrative writing during the writing process. Students could take notes from this presentation in a teacher-guided lecture, or they could view the presentation independently and select the type of narrative lead they see in what they are reading or what they will use in their writing. F
Grades:
7th - 12th
Annotation Assignment: Exploring Taylor Swift's Fifteen
Introducing the "Annotation Assignment: Exploring Taylor Swift's 'Fifteen'" resource, a comprehensive tool designed to engage and guide students through the process of annotating lyrics from Taylor Swift's iconic song, "Fifteen." This assignment provides a valuable opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of the song's themes and literary devices while enhancing their critical thinking and analytical skills.This resource includes a step-by-step guide that assists students in effect
Introduction to Short Stories
This is a quick introduction to short stories for high school students. The focus is on unity. We follow up by reading and then writing stories that follow the unities of classic drama: one action, one place, one day.
This PowerPoint includes notes on how to guide the students' note-taking. The notes can also be used to create a note-taking guide for students with IEPs who need more structure.
Click the following links for the rest of the unit, a complete note-taking guide for this presentatio
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9th - 12th
Argumentative Essay Powerpoint (step by step process)
This is a straightforward powerpoint presentation on argumentative essays. The format is simple and straightforward. It covers hooks, thesis statements, arguments, counter arguments and conclusion.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Creative Nonfiction Breakdown
This Google slide digital resource is perfect for an introduction to Creative Nonfiction.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Creative Nonfiction Resource Bundle
Creative Writing Strategies 3: Conflict
Use this discussion based PowerPoint to walk your students through:1) What is conflict?2) Why is it necessary in a story3) 5 types of conflicts and examples4) How conflict changes a characterThis is PART 3 of a series. If you are interested in something different, please check out the other sections:1) Show Don't Tell & Figurative Language2) Character Development3) Conflict4) Beginning and Endings 5) Plot and Story Structure6) Titles, Paragraphs and Dialogue7) Final Touches and EditingFIND T
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8th - 12th
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1st Person POV Writing Tips
I am using this to teach about 1st person for our Gothic narratives, but it can be used for any story using 1st person! I am also doing a word cloud activity on the board to help them with #3 Strong Word Choice... students will add to the cloud as they write!
Grades:
8th - 12th
Plot Structure Lesson
Plot is what keeps us interested in any story. Understanding how a story structure works helps you and your students to not only appreciate stories but also create stories! The lesson will bring you through what plot is, different story structures, their descriptions, and examples. What's type of plot is included: 3 Plot Structure5 Plot StructureHero's JourneyThe plot lesson enable students to examine and identify different forms of story structure.
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Creative Writing Bundle
THE WORLD OF FASHION, GRADE 12, HNB4M. MIRA NAIR WORKSHEET
Example workbook from: THE WORLD OF FASHION, GRADE 12, HNB4M (Ontario Curriculum) to be uploaded on D2L/Brightspace as an eLearning course. It can also be easily used in a face-to-face classroom. According to the Ontario Curriculum, "This course gives students the oppurtunity to explore the world of fashion. Student will learn how to create a fashion product using various tools, techniques, and technologies while developing their practical skills. This file can be uploaded to a D2L shell an
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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HS-ESS3-4
Concrete vs Abstract Lecture and Poetry Activities
This powerpoint presentation includes definitions and examples of what concrete and abstract information contain. Two activities are included in the presentation. Instructions explain to students how to write one concrete and one abstract poem.
The abstract poem activity needs the following supplies: numerous strips of paper, a bag or basket.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Introduction to Science Fiction - Lecture
Sample text and lecture used for students in my Creative Writing class. This gives them something to go off of and start thinking of ideas of how they could create something of importance.
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9th - 12th
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Halloween Journal Covers
Thanks for your interest in my product. These is a couple of journal covers. The giveaway for Halloween is decorated with a pumpkin seamless pattern. FILE:2 PNG and 1 PDF filesSize: 8.5 x 11 inches, 300 dpiTERM OF USEPersonal use Commercial use for asmall businesses which an annual revenue under 50,000 USDIf you are looking for printable works and Instagram Icons please follow my shop or social media link.REMARK: You are not allowed to resell, share, and give any files to others. You will be giv
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
7 Deadly Sins of Poetry
The concept of the “7 Deadly Sins” of poetry is adapted from Stephen Minot’s idea from Three Genres. This introduction of the poetry unit should be paired with the first "Poetry Freewrite." After the first freewrite in the Poetry Unit, it will usually come out that the students don’t like poetry. I usually relate to them, explaining how I hated poetry in high school, and it’s because I thought all the same things they did. Essentially those are poetry stereotypes that come with historical works.
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9th - 12th
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How to write Letters and Notes
How to write Letters and Notes introduces adult ESL students to the proper formats and approaches to use in basic office communication. It offers students extensive contextualized practice while extra grammar and punctuation exercises boost students basic English
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Alliteration in Poetry and Song
A short PowerPoint that defines the term of alliteration and discusses why it is important and how it influences poetry and theme.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Writing Styles - General Information
In this document you can find general information about Writing Styles, which are essential in teaching.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Tips for creating thesis abstract
This article will be interesting to those who are going to work on thesis papers. If you are one of them, you need to be ready to work hard during the next year. Right now, we will talk about the facts you should know about thesis abstracts.Writing a thesis abstract is a very delicate job. You need to consider so many things and requirements. Let us talk about them in this article.Comprehend the gist of a thesis abstractRemember that you cannot just take some facts from your thesis paper and pre
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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