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High school close reading script activboard activities
A Christmas Carol Play Reader's Theater Drama Script - 33 Roles for all Staves
This is a play version of "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Use as a school wide play, or a fun activity in the classroom. It has 33 roles covering all 5 staves of this novel. There are enough roles for all of your students. Enthusiastic students can even have multiple roles from different staves. Perfect for the last week before winter break!Are you teaching this novel? I wrote this play several years ago, and it made the perfect test review. You can teach a chapter (stave), and th
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3rd - 9th
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The Great Gatsby excerpts abridged and adapted for readers' theater
Bring F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby to life by performing a readers' theater version of select scenes. Including in the bundle are scripts for the following scenes:From Chapter 1: Nick's visit to the Buchanans' East Egg mansionFrom Chapter 2: Tom and Nick train ride past the Valley of Ashes through the chaotic party at Manhattan apartmentFrom Chapter 3: When Neck connects with Jordan at Gatsby's partyFrom Chapter 4: The meeting with Meyer WolfsheimFrom Chapter 5 (Bonus file): Gatsby an
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10th - 12th
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A Script for "Charles" by Shirley Jackson
After you read the short story, you might want your students to read this script. Students love reading scripts as it is very student-centered and gets them involved. I think they retain more when they are part of this kind of a reading.
This script is arranged into eight parts, four characters and four narrators, so if you have, let's say, a class of 24, you could have three groups reading it aloud simultaneously, two in the class and one in the hallway. The script itself will take less tha
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6th - 10th
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Shakespeare Introduction Project & Macbeth Script for Middle & High School
The Shakespeare Introduction Project offers an interactive opportunity for students to create a game using the information in this product. An adapted Macbeth script eases middle school students into the world of Shakespeare and can be used for reader’s theater or a short performance.Why will this Shakespeare Project benefit you?Project-based learning is perfect for reviewing or exploring Shakespeare’s text.Contextual factors help students connect with references in the play.Provides an opportu
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6th - 9th
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Murder Mystery 1- Textual Evidence - Court Case- Speech, Theatre, Debate English
Murder Mystery - Mock Trial - Perfect for English, Speech, Theatre, Debate classes. Use for students to find textual evidence, by reading closely and debating the issue at hand.Includes: ~Backstory ~Individual stories for students ~Notes page for evidence ~Questions and Answers page ~Contract~Blue Print of the HouseStudents will love this activity when they are performing it in front of the class.
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5th - 10th
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Sorry, Wrong Number Radio Play Script and Comprehension/Discussion Questions
Are you looking for the perfect old-time radio play to keep your students in SUSPENSE??? Look no further! Your students are going to love reading and/or listening to the radio play "Sorry, Wrong Number". The radio play premiered in 1943 and became one of the most legendary radio plays of all time.Sorry, Wrong Number was the Suspense radio play that not only gave the series its biggest success, but it also became “radio’s most famous play”.The story was presented eight times between 1943 and 1
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7th - 10th
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High School Daily Common Core Reading Practice Week 11 {LMI}A
Brand new resource---original high school level passages are in this document. This resource provides one week of daily Common Core Reading practice that can be completed in five minutes a day. The passages uses the same writing techniques as award winning literature to provide authentic literature practice in just a few minutes a day. It is an excellent way to monitor student progress quickly and provide daily practice to help students retain what they learn in American and English literature
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9th - 12th
Of Mice and Men, Chapter 3, Reader's Theater Style!
In a bustling classroom filled with eager minds, the dynamic tool of differentiated learning comes to life. Here, every student, regardless of their reading level, finds themselves engaged and included. The text of "Of Mice and Men," a literary classic, is no longer just words on a page but a vibrant, interactive experience that sparks excitement and curiosity.To better suit the needs of your students, I've included two versions: Version 1: Complete Original TextExperience the full depth of John
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8th - 11th
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Women's History Month reading comprehension Research Project banners bundle
women's history month women's dayCelebrate the essence of Women's History Month with our captivating Research Project Banners, paying homage to extraordinary women who have shaped history. Dive into the compelling narratives of iconic figures like Frida Kahlo, whose art broke boundaries, Mother Teresa, the epitome of compassion, and Katharine Hepburn, a trailblazer in the world of cinema. Explore their remarkable contributions on banners that reflect the spirit and resilience of women throughout
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2nd - 12th
How to Analyze Literature using an Excerpt from The Poisonwood Bible
This 50 minute lesson to teaches students how to analyze literature using an excerpt from The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver.
The students read the summary of the story and then read the passage. Then, they meet with a partner to focus on a few specific phrases from the excerpt. Students work on a chart looking at the characteristics and connotations of the author's word choices, and how that relates to the story, plot, and/or characters. Then, the class works together to fill out the
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7th - 12th
Touching Spirit Bear: Figurative Language Activities- Metaphors, symbolism
Teaching the novel Touching Spirit Bear? Use these 3 interactive activities to help students explore some of the figurative language and symbolism in the novel. The worksheets can be assigned as Google Docs, or printed as worksheets. Answer keys are included! The activities include:1. Analysis of the "Life is a cake" metaphor from Chapter 3. Students label the "ingredients" of Cole's life cake.2. Analysis of "The world is a hot dog" metaphor from Chapter 16. Students analyze text from th
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6th - 9th
The Kid Nobody Could Handle Story Activities
This story by Kurt Vonnegut is such a powerful one, and I love it as a teaching resource. Even if it isn't in your literature book, I have included places where you can find the PDF. This Bundle Includes: -Suggested 2 Day Lesson Plans-Journals-Student Checklist-Vocabulary Teaching PDF-Vocabulary Activity-Close Read Activity-A Teacher Summary of the Story-A Quiz and Key-Constructed Response Story Questions and KeyI hope that your students will enjoy the descriptive writing of Kurt Vonnegut as muc
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6th - 9th
ELA Choice Board Bundle Differentiation Digital Resource
ELA and reading choice boards!This product contains FOUR choice boards that are designed to easily differentiate the products for students. These activities give students free choice while assessing the same standards. This is perfect for teachers who need a quick way to differentiate and create autonomy for their students. These choice boards assess skills in identifying setting, characterization, plot development, and theme. If you want something that is prepared and ready to use in your class
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7th - 10th
A Christmas Carol-Scrooge and Marley Questions and Theater Materials
Almost everyone is familiar with Charles Dickens' book, "A Christmas Carol", but not all have read the play, A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley by Israel Horovitz. This mini-unit of study includes the following items:Background articles on Charles Dickens and Israel Horovitz.Background articles on the setting and connection to literature.Digital links for accessing Acts I and II of A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and MarleyPersonal Connection ActivityQuestions and Answer Keys for Acts I and IIFre
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7th - 10th
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The Call of the Wild Introduction and Chapter One
This product is for those of you who open the book and think, "My students will never understand this!"
When you open the PowerPoints, be sure to check the notes section of some of them because they contain links and things to say to your students.
This bundle includes:
-Iditarod Article
-Article Detectives Activity
-Journal Entry Worksheet
-Call of the Wild Introductory PowerPoint and Human Continuum in support of Guidebook 2.0 Activities (Includes links to accompanying worksheets.)
-Chapt
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8th - 11th
Discussion Role Cards
If you're seeking rigorous student-led discussions, you need this set! Featuring unique roles like "extender" and "rebutter," this set will challenge students to take their analysis of a text or concept deeper.Each card features the title of the role, a brief description, and sentence frames to support your students' conversations. The roles draw on various ELA strategies, such as CER skills and Avid's Costa House.
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6th - 9th
"Long Way Down" post-reading Activities Choice Board (Jason Reynolds)
Engage your students in meaningful post-reading activities with the "Long Way Down After Reading Choice Board" and watch as they develop critical thinking skills, empathy, and a deeper appreciation for literature. Let's embark on this journey together.By incorporating this choice board into your curriculum, you empower students to explore "Long Way Down" through a lens that resonates with their interests and strengths. Whether they prefer writing, art, analysis, or interactive projects, this res
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10th - 12th
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William Carlos Williams "This is Just to Say" & Kenneth Koch | Satire & Tone
Looking for an engaging poetry lesson to get your students excited about critical thinking and enjoying poetry writing? William Carlos William’s poem “This is Just to Say” is a deceptively simple poem about the everyday experience of taking the last delicacy from the fridge. It’s also a poem about family relationships, communication, guilt, and family life. And it's a great poem to easily and quickly teach tone, diction, and structure.The creative writing prompt inspired by Kenneth Koch's poe
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9th - 12th
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The Scarlet Letter The Prison Door Scene: Practice with Diction Analysis
This is a good lesson to use whether you are beginning a reading of The Scarlet Letter or if you are teaching the Crucible or Colonial America. The lessons work on collecting details for an essay assessment that focuses on author’s purpose relation to diction and symbolism. An original prompt is used with student samples scored by an experience AP English reader for the College Board. These lessons fit in well into any Honors Literature class, Pre-AP, American Literature, or AP English Literatur
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9th - 12th
Also included in: The Crucible and The Scarlet Letter Bundle
Back for Christmas--Suspense Radio Play Script,Literary Element Q's, TV show
Are you looking for the perfect old-time radio play to keep your students in SUSPENSE??? Look no further! Your students are going to love reading and/or listening to the radio play "Back for Christmas"."Back for Christmas" was a suspense radio play performed back in the 1940s. There is also a fantastic Alfred Hitchcock Presents Episode that can also be watched after reading the radio play.Radio Play Synopsis:A meek British botany professor plans a "Devil's Garden" in the basement. The story wa
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7th - 10th
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Lord of the Flies, Reader's Theater, Chapter 3 (Peardeck)
Dive into Drama with Lord of the Flies Chapter 3: Reader's Theater & Peardeck Activity!This interactive lesson plan brings William Golding's classic novel to life, combining the power of performance with the interactive capabilities of Peardeck to deepen understanding and enhance student engagement.What's Included:Full Script for Reader's Theater: Immerse your students in the roles of Ralph, Jack, Simon, and more with a dynamic script that captures the essence of Chapter 3. Watch as your cla
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8th - 11th
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Employment Web-quest- Target- With Editable Application
Have your student complete this Employment Web-quest, by searching Target's website to answer questions about employment opportunities. Students follow explicit step-by-step directions, including screen grabs from the website, that are also hyperlinked in the slide, to search for job opportunities in their area. They navigate the career page of the website to answer questions about benefits, work culture, as well as frequently asked questions. They review resources on Target's website on inte
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7th - 12th
The Green Mamba Activity Bundle
This bundle includes: -Text-dependent story questions and a key-Vocabulary activity-Vocabulary teaching presentation-a Close Read activity-a Finding the Theme activity-a Making Inferences worksheet and key-An inference chart for your classroomThere are 20 pages in total to help support you in your classroom!
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6th - 9th
Identifying Theme Reading Choice Board Activity ELA
Identifying Theme Reading Activity Choice Board: This digital resource theme activity is student-driven and gives students choices of their end products while targeting the same or similar skills. This type of activity has built-in differentiation for special education! Just print and copy the worksheets and display the choice board options.Subjects included: English Language Arts, ELA, Reading, WritingWays to Use My Choice BoardsSmall Groups: Put your students in groups based on ability and all
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8th - 10th
Also included in: ELA Choice Board Bundle Differentiation Digital Resource
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