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Other (ELA) Common Core RL.9-10.1 games
Hamlet Escape Room Activity - Breakout Review Game for Shakespeare's Play
Hamlet Escape Room Activity is a fun and engaging way to have your students review the most important elements of Hamlet by William Shakespeare. Students will visit stations and complete puzzles and challenges related to the plot diagram, characterization, analysis, and vocabulary in the play. This highly engaging, interactive escape room for Hamlet will not only be the perfect ending activity for the play, but it will also review and check their understanding of the text. How The Hamlet Escape
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6th - 9th
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Direct vs. Indirect Quotes - Paraphrasing - Matching Game
Looking for your students to work on their understanding of direct versus indirect quotes in a fun and engaging way that will get them up and out of their seats? Trying to help them wrap their minds around paraphrasing?This set of matching cards includes 14 pairs of direct and indirect quotes (enough for 28 students to participate), all of which reference famous literary works. An answer key is also provided for easy teacher reference.Print, cut, and shuffle the cards; hand them out to your stud
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6th - 12th
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D&D 5e Module: The Lizard Wizard (9th-12thGrade ELA)
Here it is: months of my hard work for $5. This is a comprehensive 1-2 week adventure written for use with the 5th edition D&D framework. This module has been successfully playtested in 10th grade English classes to general acclaim. The module introduces d&d mechanics, includes day-by-day instructions, narration for teachers running the game, assignments in and out of game, loot tables, monster indexes, and generally just about anything you could possibly need to run a 5e D&D campaig
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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