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12th grade Common Core RL.8.7 task cards
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Dystopian Elements - Discussion/Task Cards for Multi-Book Clubs
I wanted to do a book club where I allowed each student in the group to be reading a choice book within the same genre. This meant that the "Book Club" would look more like Discussion Group all centered on one genre: Dystopian Lit.Cool idea, but that produced a new set of needs: No one would be reading the same book at the same time. How can keep them on the same page, when they won't be on the same page?PROS - They'd be basically promoting their books to each other as they read, hopfully sparki
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6th - 12th
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Critical Lenses Mega pack!(Graphic Organizers, Posters, Mindmaps, Concept Maps!)
Critical Lens MEGAPACK!This megapack includes resources for twelve critical lenses. Featuring the following lenses:Reader's ResponseSociologicalFormalistCultural StudiesPsychologicalArchetypes / MythsGender CriticismGenre TheoryHistoricalExistentialism EcocriticismPhilosophical What you get!12 task cards12 posters3 concept maps featuring all twelve lenses1 mind map my life activity1 mind map assignment2 Theory Relays (Analyze a text from six different perspectives.)13 Graphic Organizers (1 for e
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7th - 12th
To Kill a Mockingbird Book vs. Movie Sort
In this activity, students are given 20 cards each with a statement. The statements are true only for the book, only for the movie, or are true about both.Students then have to sort the cards into the correct category (book only, movie only, both book and movie). Or students can use the answer sheet to read each statement and identify if the statements are true for the movie, book, or both. The answer key is provided.This is a great activity to use after reading the book and watching the movie a
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8th - 12th
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The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse Reading Skills Scavenger Hunt
So, what we have created for you and your students is a reading skills scavenger hunt specifically for the lovely book The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse. We know, we’re excited about it, too!Tell Me More:As you well know, scavenger hunts help students to read actively and purposefully with an element of play and movement for the students. So, we created reading skills and a scrapbook like style response pages that are just as magical as the book. What will I get?:12 Scavenger Hunt Readin
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Reading Skills Scavenger Hunt Bundle
Suspense Unit: "The Tell-Tale Heart," "The Monkey's Paw," and ""The Landlady"
This complete Literary Element Analysis unit uses, "The Tell-Tale Heart," by Edgar Allan Poe, "The Monkey's Paw," by W. W. Jacobs, and "The Landlady," by Roald Dahl to analyze point of view, setting and foreshadowing literary devices used to create an effective suspense story. This unit includes a Formative 5 paragraph essay assessment using the collected evidence of each literary device and offers 4 possible analysis prompts that accompany the unit work and evidence collected. Students "investi
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6th - 12th
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The Maze Runner Book vs. Movie Sort
In this activity, students are given 20 cards each with a statement. The statements are true only for the book, only for the movie, or are true about both.Students then have to sort the cards into the correct category (book only, movie only, both book and movie). Or students can use the answer sheet to read each statement and identify if the statements are true for the movie, book, or both. The answer key is provided.This is a great activity to use after reading the book and watching the movie a
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7th - 12th
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ANALYSIS WORKSHEETS WITH ANSWERS BUNDLE
A bundle of worksheets with answers on reading stories and poems for analysis.This bundle includes:Story SettingStory PlotCharacterizationStory AnalysisReference to ContextPoetry AnalysisPoetic Devices in PoetryPoetry AnnotationHere are some other possible uses for these in your classroom:To challenge early finishersFor effective tutoringAs ESL stations and sub tubsAs holiday work and homeworkFor small group collaborationsFor an end of unit assessments For reinforcement and enrichmentThis is wha
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6th - 12th
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Fictional Text Analysis Task Cards | Guided Reading for any Fictional Text
Seeking an enchanting way to help your students unravel the secrets of non-fiction texts while fostering lasting comprehension? You've found your treasure trove! In my classroom, these magical cards have been the key to unlocking effective learning time and time again! ✨ Inspired by the Reading Sign Post strategy, these cards work wonders even if your students aren't familiar with the strategy itself. No secret codes to crack here! And if you adore this resource, you're in for a treat! Check o
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5th - 12th
Independent Novel Study (Choice Board)
This novel study choice board will have your students interacting with their novels in fun and creative ways. My students want to bring back creativity to the classroom. This gives you that opportunity. The choice board will have your students engage with their novels theme, characters, plot, etc. in almost all of the choices. The only thing not included is a rubric as you can create your own based on how you grade.
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8th - 12th
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A Fault in Our Stars Book vs. Movie Sort
In this activity, students are given 20 cards each with a statement. The statements are true only for the book, only for the movie, or are true about both.Students then have to sort the cards into the correct category (book only, movie only, both book and movie). Or students can use the answer sheet to read each statement and identify if the statements are true for the movie, book, or both. The answer key is provided.This is a great activity to use after reading the book and watching the movie a
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7th - 12th
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Paper Towns Book vs. Movie Sort
In this activity, students are given 20 cards each with a statement. The statements are true only for the book, only for the movie, or are true about both.Students then have to sort the cards into the correct category (book only, movie only, both book and movie). Or students can use the answer sheet to read each statement and identify if the statements are true for the movie, book, or both. The answer key is provided.This is a great activity to use after reading the book and watching the movie a
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7th - 12th
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Little Women Book vs. Movie Sort
In this activity, students are given 20 cards each with a statement. The statements are true only for the book, only for the movie, or are true about both.Students then have to sort the cards into the correct category (book only, movie only, both book and movie). Or students can use the answer sheet to read each statement and identify if the statements are true for the movie, book, or both. The answer key is provided.This is a great activity to use after reading the book and watching the movie a
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8th - 12th
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Life of Pi Book vs. Movie Sort
In this activity, students are given 20 cards each with a statement. The statements are true only for the book, only for the movie, or are true about both.Students then have to sort the cards into the correct category (book only, movie only, both book and movie). Or students can use the answer sheet to read each statement and identify if the statements are true for the movie, book, or both. The answer key is provided.This is a great activity to use after reading the book and watching the movie a
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7th - 12th
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