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High school english language arts resources for Prezi $5-10
Argumentative Essay Writing, Argument Writing How to Guide, Topics, Rubric CCSS
Help your high school and advanced middle school students win their written arguments with these easy-to-follow essay writing materials. This bundle of interactive, step-by-step materials inspires even my most reluctant students to put pen to paper. Activities/handouts featuring modern design elements will guide your students as they learn to craft their own meaningful and effective argumentative essays. Easy prep for you; excellent growth for your students’ writing skills.Just print and teach!I
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8th - 11th
Breakfast Cereal Rhetorical Analysis - AP Lang, Rhetoric Intro
This product is a FUN easy-to-understand way to teach students how to rhetorically analyze using breakfast cereals. Students will learn how to closely “read” a breakfast cereal for taste, texture, shape, andcolor, and examine the box artwork in order to discover the audience, tone, and message the cereal is conveying.This activity introduces students to the idea of close reading and using part-to-whole critical thinking crucial to therhetorical analysis required by the Common Core standards, th
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8th - 12th
To Kill a Mockingbird Introduction (Historical Context) - PowerPoint or Prezi
This presentation begins by noting some of the autobiographical elements in the story and then gives students all of the historical context they need to understand allusions to The Great Depression, segregation, gender roles, and Europe. It also includes a section to preview and introduce the main characters in To Kill a Mockingbird as well as its major themes. It integrates many photos and primary sources as well as three embedded videos. There is a Prezi version AND a PowerPoint version. (Clic
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: To Kill a Mockingbird Unit
Elements of Plot Bundle - PREZI, Student Note Packet, Activities, Task Cards
Tired of teaching "plot" the same old way? Have you never taught "plot" before?
Grab your students’ attention by taking them on a ROLLER COASTER ride through the elements of plot. This lesson and the accompanying activities use a unique\“roller coaster” analogy to help students master the sequential elements of plot found in literature!
Take a PEEK at this BRAND NEW "ELA Task Card MEGA BUNDLE"...
This “Plot Bundle” includes:
- Comprehensive lesson (PREZI presentation)
- 2 engaging “task” act
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7th - 10th
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Persuasive Advertising Techniques BUNDLE - Pathos, Logos, Ethos - Prezi
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This 14 slide lesson focuses on the three (most common) persuasive advertising techniques. The Prezi (or Powerpoint - both formats are included) takes the students through the definition/explanation of each technique and provides high-interest examples of the technique being used in modern advertisements (YouTube videos). After the three techniques have been taught, there are two opportunities for guided practice, w
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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ROMEO AND JULIET Background Prezi and Prologue Activity
BACKGROUND BACKGROUND BACKGROUNDThis Prezi includes multiple videos: modern Shakespeare intro for students Shakespeare biography Stratford-upon-Avon Royal Shakespeare Theatre and Globe Verona three ROMEO AND JULIET movie trailers lark and nightingale singing (for Act III, Scene 1)A worksheet is included for students to write the prologue, line by line, in modern language. Then you can show the PowerPoint that models this.A second PowerPoint defines oxymoron a
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9th - 10th
Forces and Motion Special Ed ELL Modified Roller Coaster Lab
This lab is Modified for Special Ed and/or English Language Learners. It’s also EASY PREP, it's hands-on, students are engaged, it includes many physics concepts and I give you a link to my PREZI that has the info and scaffolding they need in order to succeed at this lab. My modifications are a WORD BANK, EASY TO READ BACKGROUND INFORMATION WITH BOLD VOCABULARY WORDS, FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTIONS, PICTURES, DIAGRAMS, BIGGER FONTS, LESS QUESTIONS, EASY TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS and TEACHER NOTES FOR
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6th - 9th
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180 "What If?" Questions: One for Every Day of the Semester for MS & HS
Hello Fellow Teacher,Are you looking for a brain break activity, a quick think-pair-share, a bell ringer, or a short journaling activity. You have found it here! There are 180 questions (with five per slide) with a total of 18 slides of content. (That is one for each week of the semester.)Use one per day, or once a week. You can also show one slide each week and let students choose the question they want to answer.Out sick from work or at a training? The sub can easily facilitate this activity.
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6th - 12th
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Dystopia Interactive Notebook Unit - Lesson, Activities, Short Story CCSS
Capture your students and draw them into the land of Dystopia with this comprehensive Dystopian Societies "MINI UNIT" that can be utilized as a stand-alone Interactive Notebook, a mini-unit WITHIN an existing Interactive Notebook OR a traditional lesson plan bundle with activities and printables! Wow - that was a mouthful!
You've got to check out the free PREVIEW download just ABOVE to see what you'll get as soon as you download this product! It's well thought out and ready to be implemented i
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8th - 12th
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PRESENTATION - Analysing Visual Language in a Still Image (with activities!)
Analysing and creating visual texts is a key part of the Australian curriculum. Students will come across a range of still images including advertisements, awareness campaign posters, movie posters, journalistic photographs, magazine covers and much more. To be successful in analysing and creating visual texts, students need to be familiar with the metalanguage used to discuss elements of a still image including the content (symbolic codes), technical construction (technical codes) as well as an
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8th - 12th
The Hero's Journey - Prezi with fill-in-the-blank notes and evaluation
Prezi (45 slides!) with links to various examples of Joseph Campbell's monomyth aka The Hero's Journey. Fill-in-the-blank notes to complete during the presentation/lesson. Notes template for the parts of Hero's Journey to use with a movie. Assignment details and adapted rubric for The Hero's Journey Project where students choose a movie and identify the parts of the monomyth.
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7th - 12th
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AP Literature and Composition Heart of Darkness Literary Theory Bundle
This bundle includes multiple resources to apply literary theory to Heart Of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. The bundle includes a prezi that introduces each literary theory with movie clips that the students have to apply the theory to, an explanation of how they will be applying literary theory to Heart Of Darkness, a bookmark with a reading schedule and the backside has the literary theory that the students are assigned to track, a final group project that applies literary theory to the novel.
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11th - 12th
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Introduction to Public Relations: Lesson Plan & Prezi
Lesson plan and Prezi introduces key concepts in public relations including: -- Defining public relations and distinguishing it from marketing, advertising and propaganda -- A brief history of public relations (optional) -- Public relations ethics -- The four-step process of PR: Research, planning, communication and evaluation The 19-page lesson plan is detailed and includes multiple discussion questions and activities for students. It is color-coded to help show the distribution of stu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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SAT Reading Strategy Presentation
This SAT Strategy presentation details how to attack the Reading test in order to improve your score dramatically. This prezi turned PDF provides an overview of the test and allows teachers to prepare their students for the sections of the test, including short passage, long passage, dueling passage, sentence completion, and "most nearly means." This includes the reading comprehension, vocabulary in context, and answer choice elimination strategies. Remember, 4/5ths of the test is wrong answers.
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10th - 12th
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Theme Analysis Through Song Detailed Plans and 2 Week Unit BUNDLE
Students will develop a deeper understanding of theme and how theme is presented with the use of literary devices by analyzing songs and song writers’ craft.
Because most students have a strong interest in music, using songs and song writers as a vehicle for learning about theme will increase student understanding, engagement, and enjoyment in a lesson central to understanding all texts.
Standards Addressed:
RL 1, RL 2, RL 4, RL 5
L1, L2, L3, L4, L5
W1, W2, W5, W6, W7, W10
SL 1, SL4, SL5
Ma
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6th - 12th
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Tuesdays With Morrie--A Grammar Bundle
Is your class reading Tuesdays with Morrie but needing to cover a few grammar standards? Or maybe you simply see the value of teaching grammar with authentic, real-word writing. Whatever your situation, this bundle provides excellent instruction on sentence variety and other grammar concepts. You can read a detailed description of all three products by clicking on the links, but here is a brief description of all three:1. Tuesdays with Morrie and the Absolute Phrase Prezi--A mini-lesson that pr
Cormac McCarthy's The Road--Tracing the Path with Google Earth (Prezi)
Prezi is a great alternative to using Powerpoint or other standard presentation lectures in your class. It is a cloud-based software that creates interesting, fluid, and animated presentations that will keep your students' attention. I have had great success with using these presentations in class.If you want to see a SHORTENED, preview version of the presentation in order to get a sense of the animation, copy and paste the following link into your address bar:https://prezi.com/view/orwvpC8IIBXa
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
ZOMBIE CONTINGENCY PLAN *BIG* - Apocalypse
This unit includes:
- a 7 page zombie scenario/lesson plan with rubric: create your
plan and survive!! Present it via prezi.
- Rough notes for brainstorming sheets (photocopy as needed)
- a Student Exemplar final product (prezi: 51 slides)
- an 11 page zombie formal report lesson with rubric
- a 10 page student exemplar of the formal report
Have you ever wondered why your students are so enamoured with the Walking Dead, Night of the Living Dead, WWZ, Dawn of the Dead etc.?” Well, think of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
To Kill a Mockingbird Introduction (Historical Context) - Google Slides or Prezi
This presentation begins by noting some of the autobiographical elements in the story and then gives students all of the historical context they need to understand allusions to The Great Depression, segregation, gender roles, and Europe. It also includes a section to preview and introduce the main characters in To Kill a Mockingbird as well as its major themes. It integrates many photos and primary sources as well as three embedded videos. There is a Prezi version AND a Google Slides version. (C
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7th - 10th
Also included in: To Kill a Mockingbird Unit (Google)
AP Literature Book Club
Book Club is a great way for students to select readings of their own choice that have appeared on AP Literature essay prompts. I like to do these activities on Fridays as it gives students something to look forward to each week, and it gives students more time to read. If these lesson plans are completed on Fridays (or your preferred day of the week), students have six weeks to read whichever book they select. Throughout the course of their work, students will encounter adaptations of eight
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11th - 12th
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Also included in: AP Literature Units Bundle
Freytag's Pyramid Presentation & Notes
This Prezi brings students through Freytag's Pyramid, and its motion mimics the ups and downs of a plot! The attached guided notes help students track the information you're sharing! The Prezi is linked in the document.
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6th - 10th
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Text Structure for SUSPENSE! Superstitions and a Fear of Dogs with Cujo Excerpt
Are you looking for a no-prep resource that will engage students and teach them ELA standard 5? Then look no further! This packet includes a prezi presentation on dog superstitions, student-guided notes, an excerpt, standards-based questions, and a key! This lesson is always a student favorite that has been revised again and again...all so you can have a fun time with your students!
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8th - 11th
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Creative Unit for THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA
Tired of standardized quizzes and tests? Yes, students need such practice, but those kinds of materials are easy to find. Using the Prezi and worksheets included in this unit will certainly be more creative and engaging. This unit includes an unusual Prezi and various worksheets.PREZI - This is not your typical Prezi. It has 24+ pages with various info, maps, pictures, videos (20 total), and writing activities for the first 70 pages of the novel to give students background information and pi
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10th - 12th
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Harry Potter vs. Star Wars: Common Literary Themes
In this class, we'll discuss the plot elements and themes that the popular "British Wizard Books" and Star Wars have in common. Students will learn how to identify these themes and spot them in books they read in the future. Along the way, I'll recommend a variety of young adult novels (both classic and modern) that also fit these themes. ▬▬▬▬▬▬ VIDEOS, ACTIVITIES, AND MORE ▬▬▬▬▬▬This course has four parts to it. Each “part” consists of a downloadable video presentation (between 10 and 20 minute
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5th - 12th
Also included in: Harry Potter-Inspired Bundle: Videos + Extension Activities
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