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High school literature workbooks for Microsoft Word
THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY -- Matt Haig
Which regret stands out? Which decision would you like to Undo? Which life would you like to try on? ~Matt HaigGreetings,Is this the novel and resource for you and your students? Let me ask several questions to help you arrive at an answer. Everyone has regrets. Agreed? Everyone would like an Undo on some life choice. Agreed? Everyone has at least one, ‘What would have happened if I had taken the other fork in the road moment.’ Agreed? Nora Seed, the protagonist, in Matt Haig’s, The Midnight L
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Iqbal by Franceso D'Adamo Workbook
This is an 18 page workbook to use while reading Iqbal by Francesco D'Adamo. The book includes reading comprehension questions that range in difficulty, higher order thinking questions on issues of child labor and social justice, suggestions for ways to get involved in the issue of child labor and a related reading list.
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4th - 9th
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KEEPER 'N ME -- Richard Wagamese
Boy’s got some stories he wants to tell. ~KeeperGreetings,Welcome to Richard Wagamese’s Keeper ‘N Me. I love the book and this 193-page resource gives you and your students a number of tested options that you can use in and adapt to your situation. It puts students in the centre of the action and learning. It enables you to do what teachers do best -- spend time and energy with the students to inform, inspire, ignite. The 56-page Student Workbook on Book One and Book Two of the novel, and the
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: INDIGENOUS READING CIRCLE BUNDLE -- RICHARD WAGAMESE
FIVE LITTLE INDIANS -- Michelle Good
If we abandon hope then where will our energies be fired from? ~Michelle GoodMany fine novels have been written in recent years about residential schools and the harm inflicted upon generations of aboriginal people in Canada and the United States. Michelle Good’s, Five Little Indians, is one of the best. She is well-qualified (Cree lawyer and writer) to write such a story. And the novel has received many awards and much praise. Five Little Indians is a great story -- a story full of substance
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: INDIGENOUS STUDIES READING CIRCLE BUNDLE -- FIVE NOVELS, FIVE AUTHORS
FIREKEEPER'S DAUGHTER -- Angeline Boulley
Greetings,If you like a page-turner mystery that explores questions of “identity, loss, and injustice, and also love, joy, connection, friendship, hope, and laughter,” then Angeline Boulley’s Firekeeper’s Daughter is here for you and your students. The characters and questions raised, insights and inspirations received will stay with you long after you close the novel. This 232-page resource covers all four strands: reading, writing, oral, and media. It develops your students’ critical thinking,
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Detective Fiction Complete Unit of Work and Study Guide
This 55 page study guide, is everything you need to introduce mystery and crime genres through Detective Fiction. Works well with the Detective Fiction PowerPoint. Have you students become detectives as they work through the various activities, including identify various famous detective, vocabulary quizzes. The following readings are included:Lamb to Slaugter by Roald DahlThe Perfect Muder by Renate YatesMrs Bixby and the Colonel's Coat by Roald DahlThe Landland by Roald DahlThe Bus Ride by Sah
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8th - 12th
Motorcycles & Sweetgrass -- Drew Hayden Taylor
Greetings,Drew Hayden Taylor’s novel, Motorcycles & Sweetgrass, is a delightful story featuring a famous Indigenous Trickster character -- Nanabush. The story revolves around thirteen-year old Virgil Second, his grandmother, mother, uncle and others on the Otter Lake Reserve. Humour, suspense, mystery, mischief and misdirection abound, along with empathy, grace, wonder and wisdom.This 216-page resource covers all four strands: reading, writing, oral, and media. It develops your students’ cri
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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INDIGENOUS STUDY BUNDLE: 5 Authors & 5 Genres
Greetings,New to teaching Indigenous Studies? This is the place to start with a comprehensive semester’s worth of rich resources guaranteed to engage your students. You are on solid ground with five respected Indigenous authors/storytellers covering five different genres: non-fiction, novel, play, short story, and an integrated poetry unit.Experienced teaching Indigenous Studies? You likely recognize and have incorporated some, if not all, of these authors and genres. These quality resources can
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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THE SUNFLOWER -- Simon Wiesenthal (Non-Fiction)
Greetings,The Sunflower is the most important book I teach, and it is more relevant than ever with rampant anti-Semitism. far-right extremists, racism, and intolerance.https://toronto.citynews.ca/2022/03/02/anti-semitic-graffiti-toronto-schools/ The Sunflower poses an existential question to the reader: You are a Jewish prisoner in a German concentration camp. A dying Nazi soldier asks for your forgiveness. What would you do? Simon Wiesenthal tells the story of his WWII concentration camp exp
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MOON OF THE TURNING LEAVES -- Waubgeshig Rice
Greetings,What a perfect time of year to release Waubgeshig Rice's Moon of the Turning Leaves. I have been in touch with Waub over the last couple of years about the novel, and eagerly waited for it. As I turned the pages reading, the maple tree in my yard kept pace with its leaves turning from green to golden yellow. What a delight to catch up with the characters from Moon of the Crusted Snow and embark on another adventure and the continuing "story of survival, resilience, Indigenous identi
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9th - 12th
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The Night Wanderer -- Drew Hayden Taylor
Greetings,Drew Hayden Taylor’s novel, The Night Wanderer, explores rich themes (redemption, identity, family) and relevant issues (racism, bullying, suicide) as it combines a bumpy coming-of-age story with a Native Gothic tale. The story revolves around sixteen-year old Tiffany Hunter, her father and grandmother, and the mysterious Pierre L’Errant. Something is odd and dangerous about their nocturnal lodger, and don’t get a paper cut flipping the pages.This 155-page resource covers all four stra
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9th - 11th, Adult Education
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Hatchet by Gary Paulsen Study Guide
This study guide includes comprehension questions for every chapter about the characters, plot, setting, and themes. Every question has page references for students' convenience. The guide also includes guided chapter summaries for students to complete and end-of-book projects.
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8th - 12th
THE MARROW THIEVES -- Cherie Dimaline Everything You Need to Survive and Thrive
Greetings,Welcome to The Marrow Thieves. Cherie Dimaline’s novel is an award-winning, fast paced escape story, coming-of-age tale, and dystopian warning all rolled into one. Students easily engage with the cast of relatable characters, plot twists, and timely topics/themes. They’ll be turning the pages so quickly reading that you’ll need Band-Aids on hand for the paper cuts. This 166-page resource covers all four strands: reading, writing, oral, and media. It builds your students’ foundational
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9th - 11th, Adult Education
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Also included in: INDIGENOUS STUDIES READING CIRCLE BUNDLE -- FIVE NOVELS, FIVE AUTHORS
MEDICINE WALK -- Richard Wagamese
There are a thousand ways to say no — but I can’t, it’s impossible, it’s too late — but there’s only one way to say yes: with your whole being. When you do that, you chose that word, it becomes the most spiritual word in the universe and your world can change. ~Richard WagameseGreetings,What kind of medicine do you take for your well being? Running was my medicine for years, but when the knees started to seize up, I switched to walking. Indeed, my wife and I have walked across England twice, an
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: INDIGENOUS READING CIRCLE BUNDLE -- RICHARD WAGAMESE
Romeo and Juliet Modified Reading Questions
This is a set of reading questions for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. These reading questions have been modified for a special education student. They have been taken from a high school level down to about a second or third grade level. These modified questions will work great in an inclusion classroom.
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2nd - 10th
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HUNTING BY STARS -- Cherie Dimaline
They never stopped dreaming. ~Cherie DimalineGreetings,Once again, Cherie Dimaline has written a winner. Hunting By Stars, while connected with The Marrow Thieves, is independent and stands on its own as an engaging read and exciting study, full of action, colourful characters, challenging issues, and enduring lessons. And I love the 2021 edition for the welcoming layout and text font size. A pleasure to hold and behold.The 93-page Student Workbook and the Multiple Intelligences Presentations a
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Exploring King Lear: A Student Workbook for Shakespearean Drama
Unlock the world of Shakespearean drama with our comprehensive student workbook for "King Lear"! Designed with both teachers and students in mind, this engaging resource is perfect for diving deep into one of Shakespeare's most timeless tragedies.Act-by-Act Analysis: This workbook breaks down the play into manageable sections, providing detailed summaries, character profiles, and key themes for each act.Assessments: Assess comprehension and retention with quizzes and assessments that cover each
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9th - 12th
CHASING PAINTED HORSES -- Drew Hayden Taylor
Greetings,I love sports: playing, coaching, watching. A baseball highlight is relevant here. One season playing shortstop, the second baseman and I turned a phenomenal number of double plays to the delight of fans and teammates. We were poetry in motion. Drew Hayden Taylor’s novel, Chasing Painted Horses, provides you and your students with the opportunity to turn an even better double or even triple play. Why? Because of its heritage. It began as a short story, morphed into a one-act pla
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9th - 11th, Adult Education
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THE AGONY OF BUN O'KEEFE -- Heather Smith
Greetings,I lived and worked in Newfoundland and Labrador for almost a decade, and a finer place and nicer people would be hard to find. So, ‘stay where you’re to, and I’ll come where you’re at’ with a delightful novel -- The Agony of Bun O’Keefe. It will introduce you and your students to a captivating story of a young girl leaving her house and finding a home, in a community of courageous characters you will never forget. You’ll laugh and cry and celebrate.While the novel is an easy read, it
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9th - 10th, Adult Education
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FROM THE ASHES Jesse Thistle (Non-Fiction)
Every step is a gift, every one is sacred, and each, in its own little way, is a prayer for me. ~Jesse ThistleGreetings,Jesse Thistle's From the Ashes is like a Swiss Army knife. It's sharp non-fiction. It reads like good fiction with each chapter being a short story in itself. It contains high drama. It is full of poetry and poetic writing. Four genres in one! Quite an accomplishment, Jesse. Well done.Three smart people recommended the book: my wife, a teacher colleague, and bookstore clerk.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: INDIGENOUS STUDY BUNDLE: 5 Authors & 5 Genres
STATION ELEVEN -- Emily St. John Mandel
Greetings,Emily St. John Mandel’s Station Eleven is an award-winning dystopian novel that seizes your attention from the opening chapter, sustains the suspense as you follow diverse characters confronting the challenges of a collapsing civilization, and leaves you pondering many ‘what would I have done in the situation’ questions.This 172-page resource covers all four strands: reading, writing, oral, and media. It develops your students’ critical thinking and communication skills. It also saves
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9th - 11th
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The Scarlet Ibis Modified Reader
This modified version of this short story was created for a ninth grade special education student in an inclusion class. This file includes a modified version of the story packed with visuals. The student this was made for reads at about a fourth grade level, but this modified reader can be used for kids at many different levels, either as a primary reader or as supplementary material.
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4th - 9th
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas Modified Reading Questions
This is a packet of modified reading questions for The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. This packet was created so that high needs special education students could read along and participate in the general education English classroom. This packet goes along well with the modified reading in my collection. There are many visual aids throughout the packet to help with comprehension.
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6th - 10th
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Year 11 GENERAL ENGLISH Unit 1 Written Responses to a Novel Task 3
This EDITABLE NOVEL RESPONSES Y11 General English Task makes life easy for you - designed in the new 8-Task format preferred by SCASA this Year 11 English Program is perfect for any WA teacher picking up Year 11 General English.This is Unit 1, Task 3 - the 3rd of 8 units for the year.What is this Year 11 General English task about?This task asks students to read a novel and complete 3 written responses. The responses are based on a character, an idea or theme, and their personal world view.What
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11th
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Also included in: Year 11 GENERAL ENGLISH Year Program Complete Y11 Course
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