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8th grade english language arts games for Microsoft Word $10 and up
Merchant of Venice Comprehension Game Bundle
This Merchant of Venice Comprehension Game includes instructions/handout for your students, a PowerPoint with questions from Act I-5 for the game (including animations already built in), and a writing assignment for after your students complete the Act.The questions for the act are both plot based, but also involve analysis. This game allows groups of students, usually no more than 4 or 5, to work together to gain confidence while trying to parse Shakespeare in a fun, non-threatening environment
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6th - 12th
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Sport Education Physical Education (SEPEP) Unit
Sport Education Physical Education Program (SEPEP Unit)
This unit can be used for Year 6,7,8,9 and 10 depending on your group. It is a unit that is ran by students.
Included in this unit:
Overview of what SEPEP is
Introduction worksheet
Code of Conduct
Contract
Duties of positions available description and fill in sheet
Team manager goals sheet
Team managers table
Draw
Competition ladder
Official team sheet
Match Result/Score sheet
Statistics sheet
Match Report sheet
Player profile sheet
M
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6th - 10th
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Name That State! Riddles,Activities,Brain Teasers, Critical Thinking,Math,Games
The answer to each riddle is the name of a state! Example What do you call two eyes in the middle of the ocean?! Answer: Hawaii
Copy written By Eddie Horton
U.S Riddles are excellent for critical thinking activity for 4th-12th grade, GATE, ESL, College, Test Preparation, Home Schooling, Staff, Special Education,Resource Teachers, Adult School, also as Ice Breakers. These riddles could be taught as a whole class activity, small group and as cooperative learning group activity. Excellent way to
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4th - 8th, Adult Education, Staff
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French Activities Across the Curriculum Book 1
French Activities across the Curriculum provides education, entertainment, and enjoyment for students learning the French language. They develop critical thinking skills in writing, reading, and vocabulary expansion. Each unit offers something different in terms of content and format. Students have fun as they are learning. All answer keys are provided. Materials are appropriate for Grades 5-12 and college and are great for home schoolers. Activities vary in difficulty, thus the wide range
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Romeo and Juliet Quizzes by ACT - Distance Learning
Quizzes by ACT for the play, Romeo and Juliet. Includes passage translations, story comprehension and knowledge of literary devices: soliloquy, oxymoron, foreshadowing, double entendre, pun, dramatic irony, and mythological allusion. For each ACT, there are seven passages for translation and ten multiple choice questions. The passages and the questions also lend themselves to review games like Jeopardy or Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Hunger Games Simulation Activity-- Host the Games at Your School!
After reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, I wanted to devise a similar game for my students. Of course, it had to be safe and doable in a school day.
I did this activity with about 40 sophomores, with the aid of three other teachers and a couple of older students who were available that day.
The materials you'll need will be fairly simple and very inexpensive-- you will most likely have them all on hand already. If you don't, you can do this activity for well under $10, and probably u
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7th - 12th
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Trip Planners II - Math Role-Playing Game: Travel Cards 21-40
More hilarious and wacky fun featuring more complex math problem solving travel cards! This is a math role-playing game that integrates math problem solving, adding and subtracting money amounts, multiplying money amounts, geography, and writing. Students solve real-world problems as they travel using a road atlas. This compliments travel cards 1-20. Expense ledge template included.
Meets common core math standards for Grade 5: Numbers & Operations in Base Ten and Grade 6: The Number System
Civics Survivor
Civics Survivor is a role-playing game designed originally for the grade 10 Civics course in Ontario’s curriculum but is well-suited for any course in Middle or High School that covers civics related material.
The game enables students to build their own civilization on a desert island, leading them through managing resources, ordering civil life, and creating foreign policy.
The game, which requires 5 days, can serve as an introductory activity to a civics course, or as a review activity at
Vocabulary Bingo!
This packet contains nine fun and different activities for students to demonstrate their vocabulary knowledge. These activities also cater to students' learning needs and styles. Activities include: Vocabulary Menu, Skits, Game Creation, and more!Note: This packet is intended for grades 9-12 but can also be used for grades 7-8!
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7th - 12th
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The Hunger Games Classroom Edition
Let your students compete in their own fun version of the Hunger Games! This is a fun set of classroom Hunger Games challenges that take 6-7 weeks to complete. On the first Friday, your students will be reaped and divided into districts. Mentors and sponsors will be identified. Then, there is a challenge each Friday while students are reading the book (6 challenges total). There is also an ongoing “food drive” challenge to help students be active in philanthropy. The challenges are meant to be f
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5th - 12th
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Probably the Greatest Review Game Ever Used in a Classroom!!!!!
My students begged for this simple, but very adaptive game - Baseball. There is very little prep necessary, and I literally used these same materials for decades of teaching. No matter what the age of your students, they will really LOVE this game!
Included in this package is all of the prep directions, rules, variations, and baseball scenarios that you will need to use for this REVIEW game. All you will need to supply is popsicle sticks or tongue depressors.
ENJOY!!!
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3rd - 8th
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Of Mice and Men GAME OF LIFE
Directions:There are three dice to roll. The status of the character determines how many die will be rolled. The Rancher rolls all three, Curley and Curley’s Wife roll two, and George, Candy, and Crooks roll one (players take turns in this order). The game leader may affect the player's rolls by modifying how many times they may roll (more for the rancher to get higher numbers, less for the lower characters). This simulates the effects of the outside world at play on individuals' opportunities.
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8th - 10th
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French Word Challenge Puzzles
50 vocabulary expansion and review puzzles to develop students' critical thinking skills and help them recycle already learned vocabulary and improve their spelling. They will have fun as they work on these activities. All answer keys are provided.
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5th - 12th
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Vocabulary Dice Game Bundle
Includes 10 games that can be used for any language.Print on cardstock and laminate to last for years to come. Make 1 game board for every 2-3 students.You will need 2 dice for each game board. You also need bingo chips to mark squares. Or, if laminated, students can use a dry erase marker to initial a square.Students take turns rolling the dice to determine which square. Students must correctly identify the picture in the square to win it. Student with most squares at the end of time wins the g
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4th - 11th
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ESL Activities and Worksheets
Here are 117 pages of worksheets that I have used for over a decade in teaching conversational English in Taiwan! These worksheets are divided into different topics (puzzle/board games, Outdoor, Songs, crafts, speaking activities, writing activities, and topics). These worksheets were all made by me with the help of resources like puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com, AZlyrics, etc.)
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6th - 8th
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Lord of the Flies Survivor Island Unit Plan
This is a comprehensive unit plan for Lord of the Flies. It sets the students up in teams to compete against each other mentally and physically.
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8th - 12th
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Greek and Latin Roots Review Game Lesson Plan
This detailed lesson plan describes how students can play a review game regarding Greek and Latin root words to prepare for quizzes, tests, etc. This lesson plan provides specific Greek and Latin roots, as well as specific word parts, that are designed to go together for the review game (though the Greek and Latin roots and/or word parts can easily be substituted in order to reuse this lesson as a weekly/monthly/etc. part of classroom instruction). This lesson plan also includes a rubric for gra
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6th - 8th
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Romeo and Juliet Basketball Review Game
I use this game to review both general and higher order thinking skills for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. I have used it as a formative assessment prior to the final exam for the past three years and each time it went off without a hitch!
This review game engages all students. The athletic get to shoot into baskets and the academically minded can help them answer questions.
I do not have an answer key to these questions at the moment, but I am working on one. When it is complete I will post
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7th - 12th
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Reading Recogntion and Defintion Game A - G
King of the class reading vocabulary A - F game is designed to help students identify words or help students master the definition of the word. The King of the Class games are designed for two students per game board or whole game activity. This game can also be used as a center activity or an RTI activity. Each game board has the same vocabulary words on them but rearranged making each game board different. Words included in this game Fridge, Defiance, Filibuster, Familiarize, Credentials, Fort
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4th - 10th
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Harry Potter Gamification Framework for an English Class (Instructor Handbook)
Classroom Gamification was the best thing I ever did as an educator. In a world where teaching is getting harder this brought fun and engagement and happiness into mine and my student's lives and I know it will do the same for you. The results have been fantastic: better classroom management and more student academic engagement resulting in better learning. Turn your classroom into Hogwarts and play my game all year long with organized academic dueling and magical artifacts. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Harry Potter Classroom Gamification for an English Class BUNDLE
DESCRIPTION AND COMPARATIVES - CARDS
SETS OF CARDS TO HAVE YOUR STUDENTS DESCRIBING CHARACTERS AND LATER TO MAKE COMPARISONS.
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5th - 11th, Adult Education
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Complete Unit and Lesson Plans for The Pearl by John Steinbeck
The Pearl unit
Duration � 8-12 days
Essential Understanding � �There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.� Hamlet, Act II, Scene II
Inclusions:
� A �Hook� opening day lesson plan
� 7-10 Daily �Did You Read� questions and answer keys
� Daily discussion questions
� Reading schedule
� 3 Outside the Box ancillary assignments
1) High-interest MLA research paper
2) Essay prompt
3) Sample introdu
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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