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7th grade Common Core RL.11-12.2 outlines
House on Mango Street Themes - Study Guide
This is an awesome study guide for the themes in House on Mango Street. It includes not only a list of themes, but vignettes that correspond with each theme. Great study tool for students! Perfect for a theme-related project! Great for a teacher resource while reading the novel!
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Connects with the following resources for the Final Vignette-Writing Project:
1. House on Mango Street Final
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: House On Mango Street Bundle
House on Mango Street Final Project (Writing Vignettes)
This is an excellent end-of-unit project for House on Mango Street. After reading vignettes, students will be challenged to write their own, based on the ideas and themes in the book!This resource explains the assignment, how-to, and gives specific guidelines and important points of vignette writing!It also includes two teacher examples!Connects to the following resources:1. What is a Vignette Presentation?2. How Do I Write a Vignette?3. House on Mango Street Themes Study Guide4. House on Mango
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: House On Mango Street Bundle
Plot Chart
This is your standard plot chart, with some different formatting to make it a little bit more eye-catching!
You can either print these out for student use, display on a smart board or whiteboard, or have students direct edit the pdf!
Grades:
5th - 12th
UNWIND - Essay - Summative - Prompts and Directions
Empower your students to delve deep into Neal Shusterman's thought-provoking novel, "Unwind," with this comprehensive essay summative! Designed for high school English classrooms, this summative assessment encourages students to demonstrate their understanding of key themes, character development, and literary techniques explored in "Unwind."DETAILED ESSAY PROMPTS: Thoughtfully crafted essay prompts guide students through the analytical process, prompting them to explore themes such as identity,
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Complete UNWIND Unit Bundle - *Printed or ONLINE Assignments*
Objective Summary Template
This template provides a formula that students can use to master the art of writing objective summaries across the curriculum. It can be adapted to meet the needs of lower grades simply by changing the academic vocabulary verbs to one appropriate for the grade level. A rubric has been created that should be used when first introducing the structure. Once the structure is mastered, use the CCSS Explanatory or Argument Rubrics that match the PARCC, QUESTAR, and MAP assessments.
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7th - 12th
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Lord of the Flies Intro Slide deck
This slide deck is helpful to introduce the novel to students. It includes a pre-reading activity that integrates the tech tool, Animoto. It also includes notes on William Golding and Sigmund Freud's id, ego, and superego.
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7th - 12th
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Elements of Style: Simile, Metaphor, Personification, Symbol, and Diction
Looking for lecture notes or handouts on the different elements of style?Included in this seven page printable are definitions and examples for simile, metaphor, personification, symbolism and diction. A great tool to begin teaching figurative language, or a good refresher.Great for both Informational and Literary texts, ready to print and pass out! *****************************************************************************If you like this product, you may also like:Character Motivation Works
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6th - 12th
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Literary Analysis ACE Paragraph Outline: Identify theme and literary devices
This outline will help students begin their literary analysis skills by following the prompt in this easy, step-by-step guide. The outline begins with a prompt which you can modify depending on the text your students are studying and what themes or literary devices you want them to focus on. This outline breaks down the structure of an ACE paragraph and helps them focus on one component of literary analysis at a time.You can guide them through this outline by creating your own example and presen
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5th - 12th
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Summary Graphic Organizer
Utilizes IVF for a strong topic sentence and SWBST to help students prioritize moments from the text in order to produce a well-organized summary.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Animal Farm Essay Rubric, Outline, Prompts, and MLA Format Guide
This document includes a rubric, outline, prompts, and a guide to MLA format. I used this after reading George Orwell's Animal Farm with my class, but you could adapt it to any class novel. Use this with students who are just learning how to structure a five-paragraph essay or provide this resource to students who are struggling and require differentiation.
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7th - 12th
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Basic Literary Essay Outline
This simplified one-page organizer helps struggling students visualize a full-length evidence-based response to a literary work. Can be used with most prompts.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Reader Response Worksheet for Short Stories
Looking for ready-to-print or ready-to-upload Elements of Fiction graphic organizer to go with your short story?
This document includes a printable or downloadable worksheet with discussion or comprehension questions to use while reading any fictional story, novel, play, movie or show. This organizer will help students analyze each element of fiction by asking questions such as:
Why did the author write this piece (theme, purpose, message)?
Why did you like/dislike this story? How did you r
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6th - 12th
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Literary Device - "Side Note" Short Story Check-Off List
This checklist, allows students to keep track of which "Side Notes" that they have completed when going through a short story to ensure that they understand all critical elements of a plot's structure. This one page handout has two copies of the checklist per page. It can be used to check-off a total of 13 stories of your choosing. It is encouraged to be printed onto bright paper. (In my classroom, it is printed on Red, Cardstock Paper and my students refer to it as their "Red Card")
Grades:
7th - 12th
Printable, ready to use fill-in-the-blank THEME notes
These printable, ready to use fill-in-the-blank theme notes are an easy addition to your lesson. Let this worksheet guide your elementary, middle and high school students to better understand theme. This printable is great as an introduction to theme, or a review!Includes visual representation for each of the common themes listed:lovematerialismrevengegood vs. evilredemptionjusticecoming of ageheroism
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4th - 12th
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Plot Diagram
This plot diagram gets students thinking in more depth about the progression of the story. It makes a really great outline for writing a summary beyond the basics of beginning, middle and end.
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7th - 12th
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