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Literature Common Core RL.8.4 images
Engaging Native American - Indigenous People Literature Unit Bundle GOOGLE
Resources come in print & digital formats!Engage your students in meaningful lessons about Native American Literature through these interactive and creative lessons & activities. These resources work seamlessly in a hybrid/fully virtual distance learning environment, but they're also a great option for 1:1, socially distanced learning in a traditional classroom. Everything (except the creation stories) is digital and printable! The digital resources are made with Google and are compatibl
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Module 1 8th Grade Wit and Wisdom lesson slides
This product contains all lesson slides for Wit and Wisdom Module 1 Poetics and The Power of Storytelling. The slides will include journal prompts, writing prompts, Think-Pair-Share, Stop and Jot, Activities, art images, video clips, vocabulary, and more.
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8th
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Romeo and Juliet Worksheets
The PERFECT accompaniment to Romeo & Juliet. This workbook is stuffed full of ideas, analysis, historical context, creative and critical responses. Reclaim your planning time and enjoy teaching history's greatest love story. The tasks and worksheets included here cover each Act in the play and cover event, theme and character activities, as well as looking themes, historical context, creative responses (both written and artistic) and reflective journal entries.Each page is standalone, so yo
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Shakespeare Curriculum Teaching Activities Bundle
Character Analysis
Character Analysis to focusing on what a character: thinks, says, loves, wants and weaknesses.
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7th - 12th
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Figurative language bookmark - Colour
Figurative language bookmark for learners in colour. Print out and cut for learners to use throughout literature work.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Turtles All the Way Down pg.1-9 Worksheet and Vocabulary Activity
This is the worksheet I pair with the first chapter of Turtles All the Way Down by John Green! While I usually ask my students more challenging questions, I like to start off with a simple fill in the blank style worksheet for the beginning of the novel! It help my students get a clear view of the characters and their roles in the novel. My second sheet is vocabulary. I have all of the students find the definition of the vocabulary word and write a sentence that uses the word correctly. These vo
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Turtles All the Way Down Comprehension Questions WORKSHEET bundle
Shakespear Poster- "What's in a name?"
Printable poster of the Shakespear quote "What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other word would smell as sweet." Microsoft Publisher Document. This is a great quote to have on your wall year round or during your Shakespear unit. It can stimulate discussion because it brings to light the idea that words only ascribe the meaning that we give to them.
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Annotation (Step-by-Step) Anchor Chart
This chart provides a step-by-step breakdown and visual aid to introduce, model, and reference during skill-based instruction of the target skill (annotating).
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5th - 8th
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FAITH: A Fairy Tale Story About Believing in Your Dreams + 14 Writing Prompts!
A kingdom is in danger of being conquered and one person knows the key to save the royal family and community. Many have searched, but no one has succeeded. A few days away from the enemy attacking, a courageous act of Faith changes everything.
Our New release, FAITH, encourages students of all ages to read, write and reflect. There are 14 fun and introspective writing prompts included that correspond with the plot changes. We are confident that everyone who reads FAITH will have a new or ren
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3rd - 12th
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Segregation pre-Civil Rights movement fictional novel for young readers
The World of Ivy by Nancy Gentry. A historical fiction for young readers. In 1940 segregation is the 'law' in the South. 10-year-old Ivy makes an unexpected friendship with Esau, a little black boy who can't read because he doesn't go to school. Through his eyes Ivy learns what a restricted world Esau lives in. She experiences the challenges of a segregated society when she tries to help Esau by teaching him to read. A humorous, yet serious story of a sweet friendship. Great as a suppleme
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