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Preview of The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow Video Circles

The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow Video Circles

Literature circles have provided invaluable for teachers introducing literature as well as document-based instruction. The same tools can be used, with little “tweaking” when using documentaries as well as full length movies. The strategy is to leave enough time to accomplish your goals and to provide a way which students can watch the video on their own time. There are four major roles in video circles; summarizer, connector, wordsmith and plumber. Each role is described on the individual role
Preview of Julius Caesar Lights! Camera! Literature! Videos Literary/Tutorial/Film Guide
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Julius Caesar Lights! Camera! Literature! Videos Literary/Tutorial/Film Guide

Created by
Spike Literature
Let Spike Literature's Julius Caesar video provide background, discussion prompts and cross-curricular information, and "Get to Know Bill..." is a Shakespeare tutorial making reading and understanding his plays easier. Finally, LIT BITS is a guide to movie watching with tips and recommendations. ALL THREE perfect for various learning modalities and ALL satisfy CCSS and PBL standards.
Preview of Cesar Chavez y La Causa Timeline PDF Activities

Cesar Chavez y La Causa Timeline PDF Activities

Supplement your César Chávez unit with timeline pages that include key events of the Civil Rights movement. The simple-to-implement timeline provides an alternative activity for visual learners and will help all students to connect the events of the farm worker movement to other related events of the time period (2nd year and above language learner levels, Immersion and Heritage Speaker).Included (Available as PDF or Google Slides. Option to use as a print-based or digital resource. Add text box
Preview of I See You Never: Bystanders In Migrant America (Bradbury Virtual SEL / DEI)

I See You Never: Bystanders In Migrant America (Bradbury Virtual SEL / DEI)

Created by
hearthstory ed
This lesson provides organizers that guide students through an SEL/ELA lesson on the relationship between bystander and protagonist in migrant America. The pdf includes links to FREE videos: a FULL lesson with paused reflections (PREFECT for virtual learners), or an audio-visual of the story and a closing reflection. This is great for ELA, SEL, and Social Studies for students in 6-12 and can also support counseling and advisory sessions that develop social-awareness and an understanding of jus
Preview of Rise of Realism in American Literature Prezi

Rise of Realism in American Literature Prezi

Created by
TyraTeaching
This is an introduction to Realism in literature in America that covers the pre-Civil War influences through the Naturalists.
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