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Common Core RL.11-12.3 webquests
Hamlet Webquest
This Webquest is intended for use AFTER students have read Hamlet. It takes students through articles, videos, and stage production sites that discuss different adaptations of the play. At the end of the Webquest, students are instructed to write about their own adaptation of Hamlet and how they would bring it to life. This is an activity that can easily be expanded upon from the small paragraph included here!
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11th - 12th
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American Literature Milestones Webquest
Students should work in small groups to follow the Web Quest link to create their own review of the Georgia department of Education study guide for the American literature milestone exam.
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11th
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Lord of the Flies Choice Board
This choice board integrates technology and students' knowledge of the novel.
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7th - 12th
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Flash Fiction Mini Unit - Google Slides (distance learning)
Convincing middle schoolers to read is a challenge. Yes, there are those token few who plow through the classroom library before winter break, but the majority have some unrealistic phobia of the written word -- well the written word outside social media, that is. Add that to this new distance learning phenomena that has forcibly swept our nation and we have a disaster. That being said, I think I found a gap in the middle school resolve. Flash Fiction and options! The coolest part of flash ficti
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7th - 12th
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Turtles All the Way Down Pg. 10-28 Worksheet & Web Quest
This is a great assignment to promote discussion and check for understanding after reading Turtles All the Way Down pg. 10-28. Included is a post-reading comprehension question worksheet. This assesses RL standards 1-5 and comprehension of the story. Some of the questions are short answer and are modeled after Case 21 and MAAP test questions. The Post-Reading Worksheet allows students to demonstrate their understanding in a really quick and easy way! I feel that for a number of my students, work
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Turtles All the Way Down Comprehension Questions WORKSHEET bundle
Understanding Bronte's Wuthering Heights: Setting and Reader's Guide Webquest
This webquest for high school students (grades 10-12) is meant to serve as an aid in understanding the classic Emily Bronte novel, Wuthering Heights. Implemented at or near the beginning of a unit on the book (perhaps as a sort of anticipation guide), this activity provides just the right level of scaffolding that modern teens need when taking on this rigorous but rewarding read! Over the course of the lesson, this worksheet will guide students through the exploration of two websites--a general
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Bronte's Wuthering Heights Bundle: Unit Resource Pack! Accessible Materials!
Analyze Plot in Don DeLillo's Libra: Teach 7 Narrative Structures! Great for AP!
Description:This 9-slide activity is ready to go--no preparation needed! Perfect for Google Classroom, and an excellent activity for high school honors or AP Literature students (grades 11-12). It is designed to be paired with Don DeLillo's Libra, but it could be easily adapted to any novel or play. The slide deck which could be considered a sort of webquest guides students through reading an online article (cited) which teaches 7 different plot structures. Students will take notes on the struct
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11th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Don DeLillo's Libra Bundle: Reading accountability quizzes and activities!
The Crucible Introduction
This set off resources includes a list of characters and descriptions of the characters. In addition, it includes a short web-quest activity that covers background information about the Salem Witch Trials and an anticipation guide that focuses on some of the issues and topics discussed in The Crucible.This is a great supplemental resource that could be used with other background context materials.
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11th
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Also included in:Â The Crucible Character Motivation Unit
Eleanor and Park Censorship
This assignment is intended to serve as an introduction to Eleanor and Park. It is meant to prepare students for the difficult topics addressed in the novel and to think critically about the pushback in many communities. Students will be prepared for the subject-matter of the novel as well as think critically about why censorship is an important topic.
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8th - 12th
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