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Creative writing Common Core RL.9-10.2 bulletin board ideas
What's Their View? Creative Character Motivation, Perspective, & POV Activity
What's Their View activity is a creative way for students to master character perspectives, motivations, and point of view.What’s Their View is one of my students’ favorite activities, is often requested from every level of student, and is a great piece of student work to display.Key Concepts & Objectives:Reading ComprehensionCharacter MotivationCharacter POV and Perspective based on setting and conflictStudent conclusion based on textResources IncludeLesson Guides and Suggested SequenceGuid
Grades:
6th - 12th
Shakespeare: The Tempest Creative Project MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE Creative Writing
No prep! This is a creative task where students are asked to write a message in a bottle from a character in the play.This resource contains:A) a computer presentation explaining the task and an example of a message from MirandaB) a similar black and white easy-print handoutStudents write in modern English to ensure the focus is firmly centred on their understanding of the play.This project is great fun! The message in the bottle that I have included from Miranda shows her as both naïve and lovi
Grades:
9th - 12th
B&W Minimalist Literary Devices Posters (Classic & Contemporary Quotes!)
These will make a wonderful addition to your classroom and help reduce visual clutter with their great examples and minimalist design. There are a wide range of literary devices included, all with famous examples. A wide range of authors were used, too, as I tried to draw from many cultures and backgrounds. Printing will work best if you select "Fit to printable area." You'll have to trim some edges, but the border will be preserved. If you're sending it off the printshop, kindly request they tr
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Literary Terms - Aesthetic Printable Posters
Use these aesthetic literary term posters to remind students of key English Language Arts vocabulary during class. Terms included:-Alliteration-Allusion-Characterization-Conflict-Hyperbole-Imagery-Metaphor-Motif-Personification-Setting-Simile-Symbolism-Theme-Three Types of Irony-Tone and Mood
Grades:
6th - 12th
Story Element Stickers
Story Element Stickers are to help student's be creative while being able to think about the story elements of the book they are assigned to or short story.Once the student's have designed the 3 stickers they have to explain what each sticker represents in complete sentences.There are 3 versions of this activity:Version 1: Story Element Stickers-3 stickers on the 3 story elements they get to pick based on a story. Includes Task and Rubric.Version 2: Theme Thinkers-3 stickers based on the theme o
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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