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High school literature resources for Microsoft Excel under $5
List of Character Traits in Spanish
This list is great when teaching character traits. Saying, "bueno, malo, triste" is not enough! This will help build their vocabulary and get them ready for those standardized tests!
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1st - 12th
Literary Sweet 16 Blank Bracket
Have your students vote on their favorite texts from the year by using this bracket. After narrowing down the selections, students will be able to choose the top text or thematic unit of the year. This activity also works as a review before finals and as a way for teachers to receive student feedback about the text choices they read during the year.
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4th - 12th
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Poetry Unit AP Literature
Title: March Madness Poetry: Engaging AP Literature ActivityDescription:Transform your AP Literature classroom into an exhilarating arena of literary analysis with our March Madness Poetry activity! This innovative and dynamic approach infuses energy and excitement into the study of poetry while sharpening critical thinking skills and fostering collaborative learning.In this engaging activity, students will explore a curated selection of poems carefully chosen to represent a diverse range of sty
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8th - 12th
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Crucible Line Count
This is a count of how many lines each character speaks in Arthur Miller's The Crucible. I have found it helpful for making sure that I put my strongest readers and actors on the larger parts.
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9th - 12th
The Old Man and the Sea pages 1-15 Vocabulary Worksheet and KEY
This 2 page vocabulary worksheet on pages 1-15 of The Old Man and the Sea is a Word document, and it has 4 parts. Part 1 contains the quoted sentences with the vocabulary words to be read aloud. In Part 2 students match the vocabulary word to the definition and give the part of speech. Part 3 is "Usage" with fill in the blanks, and in Part 4 students identify sentences as either probable or improbable, depending on if the vocabulary word is used correctly. I changed the margins of this document
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8th - 10th
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The Giver (Lois Lowry) Whole Book Kahoot! Blooket & Gimkit Questions
Reward your students for doing their reading, assess their reading comprehension, and have FUN in the classroom with these human-written questions about the WHOLE BOOK of The Giver by Lois Lowry.The questions break the novel down into THREE SECTIONS, with additional files for sections 1-2 and for the whole book (for review).These questions were lovingly written and tested in a real G7 language arts classroom by a working teacher. The questions are designed to be easy to answer for students who h
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6th - 9th
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Romeo & Juliet Cast of Characters Sign-up Sheet
This Excel spreadsheet has every speaking character in Romeo & Juliet sorted by act and chunked into scenes. On the days we are reading Romeo & Juliet in class, I have students chose parts every day. This allows them to try out new characters and ensure everyone gets a chance to participate. I project this on the front board and and it stays up throughout class so that everyone can see who is reading what role, and this allows me to track who read if I am giving out extra credit for part
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7th - 10th
Lord of the Flies - Are we innocent? or Guilty sheet
This is a score sheet for the Lord of the Flies activity Are we Innocent? or Are we Guilty?
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9th - 11th
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Also included in:Â LOTF Are we Innocent? or Are we Guilty?
Essay Rubric - Literary Analysis, Beginner
Grading essays objectively can be difficult - a student may write well but miss the point, or have terrible style but excellent content. Use this rubric to assign 1-4 points in each of the covered areas; add up the points when you're done, divide by the total possible points (40) and you'll have your percentage grade, confident that you have taken into consideration all the areas that need grading!
Suitable for grading essays for beginner essay writers - approximately Grades 7-9 but can be use
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mary Shelly's Frankenstein Quote Activity
This is an writing and high level thinking activity. The student will have to understand the quote enough to explain how it fits into the novel. They, also, must decide if they agree or disagree with the quote in relation to the novel. They, also, must defend their position.
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10th - 12th
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Reading Logs-Thought Tracking Calendar
Students use this sheet to keep track of their metacognitive thinking through text. This Thought tracking calendar lists the reading/thinking strategies on the left side of the page, and then gives them space to jot down their thoughts while they read. There is a teacher section below the student section that allows the teacher interact with the students thoughts. This allows the teacher to be able to confer with students, and keep track of strengths and weaknesses of a students reading/thinki
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3rd - 12th
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ELA Editable Grammar & Literature Terms Bank CCSS Aligned
This glossary of grammar and literature terms and their definitions will help any English teacher be more organized, and save time when creating activities and assessments. You can add, remove, or edit terms and definitions to meet your needs, then quickly copy and paste into other applications like slideshows, worksheets, documents, etc.You can distribute copies to students for reference and study.You'll receive: A bank of 144 CCSS-aligned grammar and literature terms and definitions in an edit
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6th - 12th
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Diverse Perspectives/Window Books Checklist
If you are in need of great window books for your students to read and reflect on, this is for you! Includes title, author, and spaced to add how many copies you have/can borrow from local libraries.
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6th - 9th
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List of 71 novels with brief description,Lexile Level&grade level recommendation
Looking for novels for literature circles?This will help with your choices. Obviously, you don’t need All the information, but we have most of what you need to choose a book from:Book Genre study guide materials # of Books Grade Level Lexile Level Audio Book Trailer Description of Book
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3rd - 12th, Staff
Class discussion rubric tracker
This file allows you to keep record of the interactions that happen during a class discussion in order to provide feedback to your students and encourage them to participate in the upcoming discussions. This resource commonly works with a guiding question, mentor text, a chapter of a mentor text, elements of a narrative, and many others that could prompt discussion around a literary work. You need to divide your class in half ones in the inner and one in the outer circle. Then you must make the
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10th
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Twelfth Night Character Crossword (With Answer Key!!)
Are your students struggling to remember who all the characters are in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night? Use this handy worksheet to help them to better understand characters and their descriptions. Included in this is a character crossword puzzle and an answer key!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Antigone plot quiz matching
Antigone plot quiz to determine students' comprehension of details. 25 questions with key
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Language and Literature Oral Feedback Sheet with Rubric - MYP Year 5
When you buy this product you will get a PDF file that will have the link to the google drive file that you need to use the feedback template. It will allow you to quickly take notes during oral presentations as well as being able to give your students a wider understanding on how they are placed against the rubric.
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10th
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Direct vs. Indirect Characterization Card Sort
I did not include a key for either of these card sorts. In many cases, it depends on the level of the anlaysis the students are thinking at. I am more interested in the text evidence and explanation they give for their sorting.This card sort includes 2 levels of determining direct versus indirect characterization. Level one is simple direct and indirect. Level 2 looks more specifically at how the characterization was developed: action, affect, thoughts, words...
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Macbeth Cast of Characters Sign-up Sheet
This Excel spreadsheet has every speaking character in Macbeth sorted by act and chunked into scenes. On the days we are reading Macbeth in class, I have students chose parts every day. This allows them to try out new characters and ensure everyone gets a chance to participate. I project this on the front board and and it stays up throughout class so that everyone can see who is reading what role, and this allows me to track who read if I am giving out extra credit for participation of reading.
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Also included in:Â Macbeth Unit Bundle
Passage Memorization Grading Rubric
A favorite exercise I do with my Lit. students is to have them memorize a passage from a play and present it to the class. This rubric is a quick and easy way to assess their presentation and is flexible enough to work for any kind of memorization subject. Editable in Excel so you can customize it as needed.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Outdated Vocabulary Words from A Christmas Carol
This is a two-page graphic organizer containing 36 outdated vocabulary words, phrases, and colloquialisms from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. The organizer lists the vocabulary word and leaves a space for a brief definition and a larger space to copy the word as it is used in context. The words are in chronological order as they appear in the text. There is a page number referenced which comes from the drama version of the text found in the 1991 Glencoe McGraw-Hill textbook, Introducing Lit
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare Hamlet Revision Clock Worksheets
This resource includes 6 worksheets, each with 12 questions, on Hamlet. The questions are based on quotes and main themes of the play. They can be used as revision or homework exercises. Answers are included.
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7th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Shakespeare Hamlet Worksheets and Bingo Game Activity Bundle
Antigone quotes quiz: Who says this?
27 quotations from text of Antigone which could only be by one character. Students' task is to identify the speaker of each. I do this as a partner quiz.
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9th - 12th
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