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Middle school literature bibliography microsofts
Introduction to Sherlock Holmes | Presentation for PowerPoint & Google Slides
Introduction to Sherlock Holmes Presentation for PowerPoint. Arthur Conan DoyleSherlock Holmes is a fictional character created by Arthur Conan Doyle in 1887. Since the publishing of the first novel, A Study in Scarlet, Holmes and Watson have been popular with readers of all ages. Re-imagined in thousand of plays, movies, novels for over a century, Sherlock Holmes still manages to captivate audiences around the world. Includes 11 Slides. This product is not editable.This presentation is a gr
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5th - 12th
Citing Sources in MLA Format
This is editable! This package includes a practice sheet, differentiated quiz (3 levels--High, Medium, and Low indicated beside the "name" area of the paper), two different exit tickets (made so that there are 3 copies of each per page to cut down on paper!), and a help sheet for students to use when taking notes from an online source, a book, and an encyclopedia to ensure they have all the necessary information to correctly cite their source for their works cited page.
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4th - 12th
The Giver by Lois Lowry UNIT SLIDES BUNDLE Deep Analysis, Discussion, + More!
My middle school students love Lois Lowry's award-winning novel The Giver. The compelling story is usually my students' first introduction to the dystopian novel. The themes of happiness, identity, civil rights, freedom, love, and the meaning of life will grip your students and launch deep, meaningful discussion. Students devour this novel and remember it long past middle and high school. It's no wonder it's on every "Top 5 Books for Middle and High School" list!This listing is for four Unit Sli
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7th - 10th
To Kill a Mockingbird: Social Justice Final Project
To Kill a Mockingbird is a classic text to introduce social justice. This project allows teachers to take a classic text and make it more relevant to students today. With this project, students will be researching a social justice topic, learn how to use credible research, and connect research to a larger text like To Kill a Mockingbird to create a digital project, reinforcing 21st-century skills. This Download Includes…Instructions for the teacher (in-person)Instructions for the teacher (distan
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8th - 10th
The History of the Holocaust, in reference to The Hiding Place (by C. ten Boom)
Before beginning our class study of The Hiding Place, by Corrie ten Boom, I wanted my 6th graders to have a basic understanding of the Holocaust. Definitions come from Dictionary.com.Historical facts come from this site: https://www.theholocaustexplained.org/how-and-why/why/.
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6th - 12th
Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed HMH Grade 7
Dark They Were, and Golden-EyedHMH Grade 7 Illustrative presentation that includes the following:- Analyze science fiction - Analyze mood with model-answered exercises.- Analysis of the story with annotation, questions, and answers. - Assessment questions with model answers.If this file has added some knowledge to you and you are satisfied with it, please hit a rate and follow us for more.
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7th
Shakespeare A & E biography dvd questions
This 3 page worksheet is a fill-in-the-blank questionaire from the A & E dvd television special called "Biography Series" over William Shakespeare. We answer as a class as we watch the dvd. The following day I give the Shakespeare A & E biography dvd quiz listed as a separate product on this website. I can make a worksheet, quiz, literature questions, or entire novel packet on request. Email me at zelayaa.az@gmail.com if you need anything, and please FOLLOW me and tell your friends.
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6th - 12th
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Bibliography Practice POWERPOINT - Create a Book List for a Seedfolks Character!
This is a 10-slide PowerPoint instructing students how to write a bibliography and how to annotate a bibliography. Although it can be used simply for that reason, I've also included an activity to create a book list for a Seedfolks character of their choice in the format of an annotated bibliography. (You could modify the PowerPoint to make it for any book). Students choose 5 books that the character may enjoy reading and practice citing sources in a bibliography and add annotations under each
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6th - 12th
Literature Study of Graphic Novel-Persepolis
This power point presentation introduces the graphic novel, Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi. It discusses the author and the background to the book as well as showing a sample of a page in the book. It indicates where to obtain the book download as well.
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7th - 11th
Genre: Fantasy Fiction book list and bookmark
The two page book list of some great examples of fantasy fiction for students to read. The list comes with a picture of the book, description of the book and Accelerated Reader reading level and point value. There is a column for students to mark the books they have read on the list. The book list may be altered by you to customize to your liking.
The third page is a bookmark with a short definition and characteristics of the fatasy fiction genre to pass out to the students. Print on card stock
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4th - 7th
Notice and Note Picture Book List for Signposts
After reading Notice and Note by Kylene Beers and Robert E. Probst, we compiled a list of picture books to teach the signposts. For example, in the book Bully by Patricia Polacco, when Jamie figures out that Gage stole the test from the Ward Room that was an Aha Moment. We have listed FOUR quality picture books for each Signpost. Can be used with any grade level.
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2nd - 12th
Genre: Mystery Fiction book list and bookmarks
The two page book list of some great examples of mystery fiction for students to read. The list comes with a picture of the book, description of the book and Accelerated Reader reading level and point value. There is a column for students to mark the books they have read on the list. The book list may be altered by you to customize to your needs.
The third page is a bookmark with a short definition and characteristics of the horror genre to pass out to the students. Print on card stock, lami
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4th - 7th
The Crucible - Summary Reading & Comprehension Exercises
The Crucible is a 1953 play by American playwright Arthur Miller. It is a dramatized and partially fictionalized story of the Salem witch trials that took place in the Massachusetts Bay Colony during the 1690s.This play summary and Reading Comprehension is suitable for advanced to proficient ESL learners or native English speakers. After carefully reading the text, students are required to complete some comprehension exercises including:comprehension questionsa character matcha multiple-choice e
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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British Literature History Middle Age Chaucer EDITABLE PPT NO PREP
EDITABLE PPT on British Literature - Middle Age-PDF format is also included✔️ It helps a lot with an online class, distance learning. ✔️ The slideshows work well with senior British Lit classes.✔️ This is a helpful and timesaver tool.✔️ Slides are easy for students to follow.List of Contents:֍Timeline of English LANGUAGE in Britain (GRAPHIC)- ((5th-15th c.)) + brief explanation֍ Predominant Languages (Latin- French- Old/Middle English)֍ Content of the Medieval Period֍Effects of the Medieval Peri
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Speed (Friend) Dating-Character Meet & Greet-Character Analysis
Who would you SWIPE RIGHT on?? This speed dating activity works for both nonfiction and fiction units. In this activity, students become characters from the unit you are studying (social justice activists, famous suffragists, innovative scientists, etc), do a little research on their character, and then meet and greet others in a tea party role play. Students can also use this to do a character analysis for someone from the class novel. Instead of become a character from history, each student wi
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6th - 12th
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Genre: Informational Nonfiction book list and bookmark
The two page book list of some great examples of informational nonfiction for students to read. The list comes with a picture of the book, description of the book and Accelerated Reader reading level and point value. There is a column for students to mark the books they have read on the list. The book list may be altered by you to customize to your liking
The third page is a bookmark with a short definition and characteristics of the informational nonfiction genre to pass out to the students
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4th - 7th
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Back to School Booktalks: Best New Books for 2nd - 12th Grades Fall 2019
This is a collection of 4 25-35 minute videos which highlight good new books that your students will want to read this school year. Get your students prepared for independent reading, choice reading, SSR, or just help them find their next great read. These videos are designed to be shown to students, either in class or uploaded to your Google Classroom or other platform. However, you could use this as PD, or to show your staff to help them keep current on the best new books.This bundle also incl
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K - 12th, Staff
2018 Best New Books for Tweens & Teens (Grades 6-12) Handbook + Seminar Slides
What's New in YA Literature in 2018?This is the 200+ page handbook that accompanied my 2018 Best New Books for Tweens & Teens (Grades 6-12) seminar + the PDF of the seminar slides. BONUS: A mini-bibliography of my 2018 top picks for KidLit (Grades K-6).
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K - 12th, Staff
Shirley Jackson- Biography of a writer- The Master of Horror Genre
This presentation is to introduce your students to Shirley Jackson's biography, writing career, and her accomplishments. She is known as the "Master of Horror Genre". Ms. Jackson inspired many writers such as Stephen King and others. This lesson could be used for Women's History Month.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Test with Twain Notes
This download combines three popular items in one: The 59-question Big Ol' Huck Finn Test, the Notes on Mark Twain, and the Notes on Mark Twain's Style.
The Test:
59 multiple choice (some T/F) questions make this one big ol' Huck Finn test. If you want to see what your students remember from reading the novel, this test should do the trick.
While most of my own novel tests in the last few years have become more about reading a section and testing reading skills, there is something to be said
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8th - 12th
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"I Am" Poem Anne Frank
This "I Am" Poem is student friendly with clear directions. The assignment is a WORD document, so you can edit the directions or change some of the verbs, information, etc.
This assignment requires students to cite evidence to express different perspectives of the characters in the play version of "Diary of Anne Frank" by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. While I used the literature textbook in the directions, the text source can be easily modified to include a variety of text such as prim
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6th - 10th
Catcher in the Rye: Art, Poetry & Chapters 18-19
graphic organizer for student notes15 art images with title + artist14 poems with title + artistrubric outlining group presentation requirementsstudent warm-up activity to introduce lesson
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8th - 10th
Gary Paulson
This is a ten frame powerpoint that focuses on author, Gary Paulson.It includes facts about him and some points on his work.Pictures enhance this product.It could be well used to introduce a unit on Paulson writings.
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6th - 10th
List of Books with Great First Lines
This is a list of over 70 YA books with excellent opening lines. This tool would be great for anyone creating a bulletin board or other display, gathering books for an activity, or recommending books.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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