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Life skills Common Core RL.11-12.2 resources
YEAR-LONG ELA Curriculum Grades 9-12 Life Skills Nonfiction + Novel Study Bundle
Year Long High School English / ELA + Life Skills Mega Bundle: Two Novel Units + Two Non-Fiction SEL Oriented Life Skills Units, Secondary English Year-Long Curriculum, 37 WEEKS OF LESSON PLANS ALIGNED WITH ELA CCS GRADES 9-12 + BONUS CHANGE-MAKER UNIT FREE:If you're tired of spending your weekends and weeknights writing lesson plans, you'll be in BLISS for the rest of your school year. This is quality material that has been designed to engage even the most reluctant learners. I've included deta
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9th - 12th
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***CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY*** - Home Alone Movie Lesson Plan & Graphic Organizer
As you may know, "Home Alone" is a classic holiday film about a young boy named Kevin who is accidentally left behind when his family goes on vacation. While initially excited about the prospect of being home alone, Kevin quickly realizes that he must use his problem-solving, self-sufficiency, responsibility, and time management skills in order to survive and protect his home from burglars.Home Alone offers a fun and engaging way for our students to learn and discuss critical 21st century skills
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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The Autobiography of Malcolm X - What Makes a Perspective? Worksheet
This worksheet helps students to understand and empathize with a perspective that they may not agree with by showing them how Malcolm came to see the world the way that he did. There is a section for students to write a theme or issue from Malcom's life/the novel, a section for students to describe Mr. X's opinion on that topic and then a place for students to list events, characters, etc that might have impacted Mr. X's perspective on the topic. Finally, students have the opportunity to create
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8th - 12th
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Diversity: It's Not Just About You, It's About Us (Together We're Better)
This is a play/script/drama inspired by recent and current events and the need to understand that we all play an integral role in a larger puzzle. Learn about an individual who felt like he didn’t have anything to offer realize that his offering has the ability to transform people. Also, students can see how they can learn and be influenced by others positively. We all have something to offer and we can all learn from others. #diversity #theYinYou What an excellent way to introduce students to
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Annabel Lee Unit Study
"Annabel Lee" is a typical example of horror from the twisted mind of Edgar Allan Poe. This unit study provides teachers with the step-by-step tools to help students go beyond the chilling plot and surprise ending of this poem and see modern, and perhaps personal, connections to this haunting and complex work of literature. This unit includes:· An attached copy of the poem· A discussion of love and obsession as a “hook” for the unit.· Background and setup for introducing the poem.· A detailed
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9th - 12th
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