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High school literature resources for SMART Notebook $5-10
Smartboard Presentation Frankenstein Knowledge is Dangerous
This presentation can be used with Pearson's Knowledge is Dangerous Unit Plan and the Frankenstein Unit plan Slides present images of a political cartoon of Jenner's vaccine and pose the question What is acceptable science Students view a small clip from the Frankenstein movie 1931 and through compare/contrast or argumentative writing support their claims
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11th - 12th
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The Book Thief by Markus Zusak-Lesson Plans and Activities
Here are a few lesson plans and activities to complete before, during, and after reading The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.It includes various types of activities for differentiated instruction: interactive games, a 'quilt' making activity for hands on learners, comprehension/opinion questions and a creative writing activity which includes a task sheet and sample text.
Grades:
9th - 12th
The Lovely Bones
Psycho killer Qu'est-ce que c'est Fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-
This Smart board file contains writing prompts, discussion starters and vocabulary in relation to the novel The Lovely Bones.
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7th - 12th
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In Cold Blood: THE TRUE non-fiction background
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This 8 slide presentation gives the non-fiction details of the book. It includes actual pictures of the two killers, actual crime scene photos and details, original news articles on the crime, etc.
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10th - 12th
Smartboard Presentation Frankenstein
This Smartboard Presentation can be used with the Unit Plan "Knowledge Can Be Dangerous" and Mary Shelly's novel FrankensteinSmartBoard presentation includes Do nows, quick writes, vocabulary words, images, cartoons and written response tasks . Students consider the Big Question Can knowledge be dangerous? They will examine the morality of modern day science and acceptable science Everything needed to keep students engaged Additional smartboard is available introducing the author Mary Shel
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9th - 12th
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Incantation by Alice Hoffman: SmartBoard Novel Guide
This novel guide was created using SmartBoard Technology. Included here are journal entries and reflection suggestions along with guided reading questions that are based on Common Core Standards for in-depth analysis type of questions. The questions are designed to help students seek deeper meaning of narrative text. There are also character analysis templates for each of the main characters. My students found this very helpful in understanding the novel and its complex issues. The answer key c
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7th - 9th
Frankenstein Smartboard Presentation "Knowledge is Dangerous"
Students reading Mary Shelley's Frankenstein will view a cartoon and other images and will ponder the question" What is acceptable science?" For example in her novel Shelley's Dr. Frankenstein brings his creation tolife. What if this was possible today. Students will research and discuss cloning, genetic testing, vaccines etc... and the big question Is knowledge dangerous?
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9th - 12th
Streetcar Named Desire Powerpoint:background, setting, movie clips,etc.
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This is a pre-study Powerpoint presentation which entices the students into a positive mindset. It contains clips from films, pictures of setting and locale, list of props, pictures of plantations and luggage, role-playing discussion scenarios, and characters' triangle relationship.
Film and sound clips are very effective.
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10th - 12th
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Native Son: Stylistic Analysis of six pages
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After a definition of style, students are given six pages for style analysis. Students are divided into groups and each group is given two of these pages (handouts) for analysis. This takes up one class period. On the second day, the Smartboard has each page on it and we mark up the text. The emphasis is on HOW STYLE ADDS TO THE MEANING OF THE TEXT. Emphasis on diction, syntax, and imagery. This is a good review or introduction into how the way something is written adds t
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10th - 12th
The Crucible SmartLab SmartNotebook Sort Activity on Hysteria -Arthur Miller
Only purchase this product if you still have smartlab technology. Sort whether -The girls are faking OR -the town is crazyThis can be done on the SmartBoard or sent out to iPads or PhonesCheck out my Crucible Folder
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â The Crucible Unit Plan Bundle - Activities and Assessments
Freak the Mighty Novel Activities and Review Questions
This SmartBoard file comes complete with pre-reading activities, review questions for all sections of the novel, and vocabulary activities. There are 21 slides full of talking points (review questions), thinking maps, and a graphic organizer for students to use for vocabulary. I created all of this when I taught the novel, Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick.
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6th - 9th
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Presentation: Symbolism, Theme, Irony & Mood in "The Tell Tale Heart" (Notebook)
This is a 14-slide presentation in SMART NOTEBOOK FORMAT. (Please note, there is a PDF version available for a discounted price.)
This product includes the following:
-practice identifying, discussing, and writing about SYMBOLISM, IRONY, THEME and MOOD
-practice identifying particular quotes from the story as verbal, situational or dramatic irony
-practice identifying symbols from pop culture as well as symbols that relate to the story
-practice converting topics into theme statements
-pract
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7th - 9th
Smartboard presentation Genre elements of Gothic Horror Romanticism
Smartboard presentation for Unit Plan Introduction to Gothic Literature This presentation covers the elements, their definitions with activities that help students identify and retain their meanings and significance in creating an atmosphere of mystery, horror and dread. Perfect for use as a prerequisite for the Unit plan for Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
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8th - 12th
Romeo and Juliet Introduction - SMART Response
A SMART Notebook and SMART Response lesson to introduce a class to the play Romeo and Juliet. Includes assignment files, notes, key terms, an interactive quiz on themes, and various media elements.
Grades:
9th - 11th
Hamlet: Smartboard: Introduction to major characters, themes, pictures
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This is a really good, very effective Smartboard presentation on Hamlet --- it serves as an introduction to the characters, to Hamlet's relevance in our modern world, to the initial problem in the play, and so much more. It includes maps of Denmark, Shakespeare's speeches that show characterization and the problems, video links to different versions of Hamlet, etc.
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10th - 12th
Brave New World Powerpoint: Satire, BNW, Dowd's editorial and allusions
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This was one of my best lessons on Brave New World. It deals with satire and provides a description of satire and its characteristics. Students are given a handout of Maureen Dowd's editorial on Ted Cruz (still timely) on Oct. 6, 2013 and are asked to read, respond, circle allusions, and comment on why this is such an effective satire. Connections are made with Brave New World. Auden's poem also included as satire.
Super successful lesson --- I was observed while doing it -
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10th - 12th
Brave New World: Powerpoint: Satire... Reality vs. Fiction
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In this 12 slide presentation, students get to see Huxley's genius in creating parallels between society itself and the novel. Henry Ford, Big Ben, Parliament, Reservation, def. of satire, orgy porgy,etc.
This is a super set up for novel and its study. Huxley is SO CLEVER!!!!!!!
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10th - 12th
Hamlet: Smartboard: Let's Sing ...
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Nothing wrong with having fun with a classic --- and this lesson is LOTS of fun. Use it after Act 2 ... Hamlet feels that Ophelia is not there for him --- and he meets Rosencrantz and Guildenstern and is disappointed with them.
One slide: New lyrics befitting Hamlet sung to Simon and Garfunkel's Cecilia --- (with all apologies to S and G)
Second slide: Words from HAIR (rock musical) "What a piece of work is man"
Students are given a handout of new lyrics to Cecili
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10th - 12th
Smartboard Presentation Introduction Mary Shelley
This Smartboard will keep students engaged as they are introduced to Mary Shelley the author, feminism and the "cult of domesticity" They will examine the changing roles of women in the 19th century. Clicking on certain images within the fie will take to another resource/ webpage This resource can be used when reading Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and as an additional resource to the Unit Plan Knowledge can be dangerous
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9th - 12th
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SMART Response Survival Quiz
SMART Response Survival Quiz that provides an excellent introduction to any survival themed text (i.e. Lord of the Flies). Requires SMART Response Software. Engaging activity.
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10th - 12th
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Great Gatsby: Smartboard: Setting, Characterization, Contrast, Movie clips, etc.
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This is an introductory overview of book that can also be used after chapter 2. It includes movie clips, film actors, literary terms, setting pictures from real life and from films, etc. 16 slides set the scene for the Gatsby and titillate students' interest.... many lessons can come from this ---
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10th - 12th
Brave New World Powerpoint: Covers, Introduction, value activity, progress
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Disclaimer: Part of this value activity was taken from a teacher's guide.
Students are given to an introduction to novel. They are asked to look at book covers, they are introduced to main ideas, they consider many of the modern day topics that Huxley dealt with, do the value line evaluation of each proposition, and get ready to read novel.
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10th - 12th
The Odyssey Smartboard Review Matching Games
This is a Smartboard game with 4 matching screens for students to briefly review The Odyssey. Content includes a plot timeline, character matching, conflict matching, and exposition and resolution of scenes. My students love these simple matching games to help them prepare for the end of unit test. This is used as one stations for a centers review activity completed at the end of the unit.
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7th - 12th
Hamlet: Smartboard: Notes/Slides to use at end of Act 1
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This 5 slide smartboard lesson reinforces the problems that Hamlet has to face at the end of Act 1. It introduces his conflicts, his emotions, his movement to revenge, the chain of being, etc.
Very effective
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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