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High school literature assessment videos
Romeo and Juliet Movie Comparison Guide Graphic Organizer - 1968 vs. 1996
The Romeo & Juliet Movie Comparison Graphic Organizer allows students to easily compare the 1968 version versus the 1996 film.First, students fill in the organizer after watching the 1968 version, then as they watch the 1996 film, they contrast the movies.There are also after viewing questions.Teacher answer key is provided.This assignment and other engaging activities can also be purchased in our Romeo and Juliet Unit teacher’s bundle.
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6th - 12th
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GULLIVER'S TRAVELS - TV Series 200 short answer questions
Gulliver's Travels TV mini-series is a 3-4 hr television series starring Ted Danson. This is a 12 page 200 short answer question assignment. The students can answer these easy questions as they watch to ensure they are attentive. Show can also be paused for discussions on plot, characters, and/or vocabulary. Please let me know what books/stories are read in your area, so I can develop more. I would love to make any type of test/quiz/questions over any and all books/stories/movies. Thanks, pleas
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6th - 10th
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Long Way Down Graphic Novel Study/Pixar Short Films BUNDLE
1. Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds graphic novel study and essay includes all lessons necessary for a successful novel study unit including test, questions, activities, essay, worksheets, journal responses, etc. Your learners will enjoy the rigor and creativity of these engaging activities built from best teaching practices.The Long Way Down/Pixar theme short film BUNDLE HERE or check out the related bundles at the bottom of this page. Featured:A fun paper-dance warm-up party2 graphic organizers
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6th - 9th
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Suspense Unit
Students love this high interest unit and gain important skills in literary analysis, research, and narrative writing. These Common Core aligned materials help students to: Readingü Analyze literature for character, plot, theme, and languageü Explore elements of suspense including dramatic and situational irony, foreshadowing, and the unreliable narratorü Annotate with purposeü Construct text-dependent analysis responses with strong evidence and analysisResearchü Identify and cite sourcesü Take
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6th - 9th
The Giver Lois Lowry Novel Study/Pixar Short Films BUNDLE
1. The Giver by Lois Lowry Graphic Novel Study includes all lessons (79 pages) necessary for a graphic novel study unit including: test, questions, activities, essay, worksheets. Your students will enjoy the rigor and creativity of this lesson built on best teaching practices.Be sure to check out more bundles belowFeatured:Paper dance party warm-up activityVocabulary matching sheetPowerPoint on how to read a graphic novel2 graphic organizers to supplement PowerPointHow to read graphically questi
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6th - 9th
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Irony Assessment - With Notes and Video Clips
** UPDATE - It has been brought to my attention that the link in the PDF is no longer active, I now have updated the file so you are able to download the video. **Use the supplied note sheet to introduce your students to the concepts of situational, verbal, and dramatic irony. Then watch the video clip provided in the file to assess student learning in a fun and interactive way. My students LOVED watching video clips from their favorite movies and T.V. shows.
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6th - 12th
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Fahrenheit 451 Novel Study/Pixar Short Films BUNDLE
1. Fahrenheit 451 Graphic Novel Study includes all lessons necessary for a graphic novel study unit including: test, questions, activities, essay, worksheets, journal responses, figurative language sheets, vocabulary matching etc. Your students will enjoy the rigor and creativity of this lesson built on best teaching practices.Featured:Paper dance party warm-up activityWarm-up worksheetPowerPoint on how to read a graphic novel2 graphic organizers for PowerPointReading Graphically 2 pages of ques
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8th - 11th
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Rear Window (a film) Worksheet & Assessment - Distance Learning
Don’t give up on using classic films with your technologically-obsessed, 3-D dependent students! Alfred Hitchcock’s film, Rear Window, can captivate your toughest audience. I have used it in literature classes at the 9th grade honors level, with basic-level 11th graders, and with 2nd year college students – all with rewarding results. (Maybe it’s just me, but I love to see them reminded that they do not need special effects to be intrigued.)This product contains a two-page worksheet for students
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9th - 12th
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Tight Torrey Maldonado Novel Study Curriculum - Pixar Short Films BUNDLE
Tight by Torrey Maldonado novel study includes all lessons necessary to have a successful novel study unit including test, questions, activities, essay, worksheets, journal responses, etc. Your students will enjoy the rigor and creativity of this lesson built on best teaching practices.Check out the bundles at the bottom of this page.Featured:89 pages of solid curriculumDigital table of contentsVocabulary worksheet-students track unfamiliar wordsReading comprehension worksheet-to foster critica
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6th - 9th
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September 11 Poems
All poems are about September 11. Poetic devices covered: theme, symbolism, rhyme, rhythm, mood, and tone. Package includes instructional videos from the internet to introduce and explain poetic devices and four total September 11 poems with sixteen total questions for these poems. It's a seven page document. Free resource Sept. 11 Blog accompanies this lesson too.
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9th - 12th
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Pursuit Of Happyness Movie Guide - Death of a Salesman Comparison
The Pursuit of Happyness can be shown after teaching Death of a Salesman.
The story depicts the struggle of a father as he tries to provide financially and emotionally for his son. The main character Chris Gardner displays many similar characteristics as Willy Loman, but he lacks the tragic flaw of a false sense of self and therefore succeeds in life.
Included is a video guide for the movie and a teacher answer sheet.
This assignment is also available in the Death of a Salesman Teacher's Bu
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9th - 12th
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The Simpsons "Lisa's Rival" 20-Question Multiple Choice Quiz
The following 20-question, 3-page multiple choice document applies what students learn in an English or language arts classroom to The Simpsons' episode "Lisa's Rival" (Season 6, Episode 2). Students can watch the episode and then take this quiz that assesses their understanding of the central plot's and subplot's exposition, initiating event, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, setting, symbolism, central conflict, irony, allusions, point of view, and themes. I screened the work
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6th - 12th
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Macbeth Act 1 Scenes 1-3 Multi-Media
This 4 page handout contains:
1. Text of Act 1 Scene 1 with instructions for students to annotate and come up with words/phrases that contribute to a mood.
2. Instructions to watch 3 YouTube videos of Act I Scene 1 (search on YouTube, and you'll find one clip with all three versions) and determine which version was the most engaging to start a Macbeth film.
3. Questions to answer for Act 1 Scene 2 after reading.
4. A piece of artwork done of Macbeth for students to analyze colors, body positio
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9th - 12th
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THREE MUSKETEERS 1948 Movie Quiz
This is a 5pg "answer in complete sentences" type of activity. I developed it to be completed as my students watched the 1948 "Three Musketeers" movie to insure they were paying attention. It is also a great thing to keep the students engaged and involved with the movie as they view it. I will develop any type of unit or test you need. Please contact me at zelayaa.az@gmail.com if you want a particular product made just for you. Thank you and please FOLLOW ME. Share and tell your friends.This wor
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6th - 12th
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FRANKENSTEIN "Great Books" Documentary Focus Questions - NO PREP!
This is a self-grading Google form containing 25 questions on the first 30 minutes of the Great Books Frankenstein documentary on YouTube.I use these questions to keep students focused on the most important parts of the documentary as they get an introduction to the novel. Everything in the documentary after the first 30 minutes is, in my opinion, irrelevant to the novel since it deals with how Frankenstein evolved in the movie industry, so I don't have my students watch or answer questions on a
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â FRANKENSTEIN -- FULL LITERARY UNIT (Quizzes, Character & Plot Maps, etc.)
"The Necklace" Read Aloud Video and Critical-Thinking Short Story Questions
Test your students' knowledge of reading comprehension, literary devices, characterization, and irony with these critical thinking questions over Guy de Maupassant's short story, "The Necklace." These questions are in an easy-to-grade multiple-choice format similar to the format of state tests, and an annotated answer key is included to make grading a snap for busy teachers! Students will enjoy this ironic story, too!Use this video presentation to help your students read and comprehend this impo
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7th - 12th
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Story of An Hour with Irony(Mini-Unit w/ Instructional Video)
This ironic look at Kate Chopin's "Story of an Hour" is sure to engage any group of diverse learners in English Language Arts grades 9-12.
This new and improved version of the product includes close reading practice and assessment, engaging instruction about irony, and routine writing in each lesson. These Common Core-based lessons address 13 standards in reading, writing, speaking and listening, and language. Although this resource was designed for ELA students in grades 9-12, it could eas
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8th - 12th
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Beowulf Documentary Film with questions and answers
This hour long documentary hosted by Michael Wood is a great introduction to the text before students begin reading--especially the translation by Seamus Heaney, who appears in the film. The documentary includes footage of the actual manuscript, and Wood travels along the major historical sites of England that connect to the epic poem.I did include a link to a current youtube video on the file, but you may want to consider removing it if you want to show the work to the entire class. The questio
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Beowulf Bundle
Hamlet Unit -Homework Packets
This is a companion to the Hamlet Syllabus. 8 weeks of Homework.
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9th - 12th
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Macbeth Final Project (Performance/Creative)
Instructions for a final (summative) project on Macbeth, designed to encourage student creativity and collaboration. Students choose one of three options for their project: an individual director's binder, an individual or small-group performance of a 5-minute scene on video, or a large-group performance of the entire play in under 10 minutes. All students compose a reflective essay on the process as well.
This makes for a great closing to Macbeth; students work together, have fun, and experi
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9th - 12th
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Macbeth Bundle
This bundle combines all of my resources on studying Macbeth, including a video on the play's historical/societal context, a graphic organizer for taking notes on the different characters, a close reading guide for key scenes in Act 1, and essay prompts.
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10th - 12th
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The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne -- An American Literature Classic
This package on The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne can be used to guide students through the T.V. mini-series as it has discussion questions (and answers) for each of the four parts in addition to introductory information on the PowerPoint.
This product also can be used to provide students with an overview of the story as one of the items is a video I made in which I used animated video I created to splice in video from two other sources. In addition, a writing assignment on the psycho
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9th - 12th
Transcendentalism LAT Exemplar
Want an LAT prompt that pertains to Thoreau texts and can be related to transcendentalism that promotes differentiation? Look no further. The prompt is featured along with an exemplar. The resource also links to a video that explains the different components of the exemplar, as well as how I was able to incorporate my own personal interests into the prompt while not detracting from the prompt itself. I opted to use a black metal song instead of one of the optional texts, and your students can do
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Hamlet Film Scene Analysis
Not only are these clips useful when teaching, but having the students notice the performances and artistic presentation is great for higher level thinking for literature, drama, and film classes.
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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