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Visual arts Common Core RL.7.10 resources
Greek Mythology Unit Stations - Greek Mythology Projects - Greece Myth Unit
Perfect for an Ancient Greece Mythology Unit or Greece Interactive Notebook, this resource contains 7 different full text Greek myths with corresponding Greek Mythology comprehension questions and summary activities. These mythology questions and summary activities ask students to read through the text and pull out key facts and important details. Students cycle through each station, completing the activities as they go.Each station contains a full text myth, comprehension question page, and sum
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4th - 7th
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Ghost by Jason Reynolds Shoe Project
After reading Ghost by Jason Reynolds, give your students a creative end-of-the-unit outlet to show how well they comprehended the themes, meanings, and connections in the novel!Ghost’s shoes represent much more than the fact that they are merely a pair of shoes. For this project, students will create a visual representation of Ghost’s old pair of shoes and the “silver bullets.”Requirements:Be creative! Be neat! Clearly state what each pair of shoes mean to him and how they are represented. Show
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5th - 8th
Common Core Screenwriting - Students As Screenwriters - Creative Writing Unit
What Is Screenwriting?Screenwriting is a form of storytelling that creates a visual tale for the reader, and if performed, the viewer. Screenplays can be either original pieces of work, or stories taken from other forms of literature. This is commonly to referred to as an adapted screenplay. Why Every Student Should Be A Screenwriter?In creating any screenplay, the writer must have a clear understanding of the setting, the characters, and dialogue. This is true for the work in its entirety,
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5th - 12th
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Ready To Use QUIZ in Google Forms over _Holes_ by L.Sachar book vs film
A ready to use quiz over the similarities and differences (compares and contrasts) between the written version of the novel Holes by Louis Sachar and the film version of the same text (Disney, 2003). Total number of points is set to 103 (so extra credit is worked into the questions!) Contains 11 total questions, including multiple choice and true or false formats. Focuses on main differences and THEME. (The Message) Includes a question for them to type their names, and Google Forms will import t
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5th - 7th
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Into the Spider-Verse Watch Along Questions
Students should answer these questions as they watch Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) and after they have studied the elements of graphic novels. Students should be able to identify and give examples of graphic novel elements they see in the film.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Jason and the Golden Fleece movie - intro, link to free movie, quiz plus key
(Also called "Jason and the Argonauts"). Are you planning a unit on classical mythology for your middle school or freshman high school students? Finish it with a movie showing of Jason and the Argonauts, a classic movie showing the hero Jason on a quest for the Golden Fleece, with gods and goddesses helping and hindering him. This 1963 cult-status favorite, complete with original special effects by the legendary Ray Harryhausen, is a fun and adventurous finish to a mythology unit. It features b
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6th - 9th
Narrative Book Trailer Planner
What would your favorite book be like as a movie? Summarize your favorite book through a fun movie trailer project. If you're looking to get your students excited about literacy, this is the resource!This template uses a movie trailer structure to summarize your students favorite books and imagine them as a movie. You can then create a larger project for students to use their planners to create the trailer in iMovie or another simple videos editing app. This is enrichment activity is great for f
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Not Grade Specific
Analyzing a Graphic Novel using Mentor Texts
Students learn to write by analyzing mentor texts. They can use this handout to analyze any short graphic novel or comic book. By analyzing a graphic novel, they will have a better idea of how to develop characters and organize plot through illustrations and dialogue, and how to communicate setting, sound, and movement.
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6th - 8th
Rosa Parks- Change Agent
Rosa Parks - Change Agent. Help students understand and apply the concepts of being agents of change. CCSS Reading for Literature: RL.71-10 standards and Writing Expository/Informational Text are covered. Help students understand important concepts like non-violence, being change agents, and larger concepts like social justice. Slides can be used to teach the Civil Rights Movement in both English Language Arts and Social Studies courses. Slides include a choice board with four activities, biogr
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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