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Dystopian Literature Introduction Slideshow: Teach Dystopian Genre, Themes, More
Need an engaging way to introduce dystopian literature to your students? This dystopian literature slideshow is perfect for introducing them to the themes, elements, and characteristics that are common in dystopian texts, whether novels or short stories. It also makes connections to books they already love like The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner, Divergent, and more. The beautifully designed slide deck walks them through the difference between a utopia and a dystopia, popular dystopian novels, an
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8th - 11th
Primary and Secondary Sources (PowerPoint Presentation and Game)
This product contains a thorough PowerPoint Presentation on Primary and Secondary Sources. This presentation consists of nine slides and covers what primary and secondary sources are, as well as examples of primary and secondary sources.
There are also directions to a Primary and Secondary Source Game. It lists the objective, rules, and a few special notes. In addition to the instructions, there is a sheet with a list of sources that have already been identified as primary or secondary. Alt
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Oral Presentation Rubric
This rubric can be used for any oral presentation. It can be used for a formal evaluation or as a way to track and show progress of a student. The rubric includes points for the actual oral part of a presentation as well as points for the visual aid used.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introduction to Persuasive Techniques: Terms & Examples PowerPoint #edtech
Use this PowerPoint to introduce students to propaganda techniques used in all areas of communication. Each slide presents students with a term and definition. After a set of terms are introduced, an example is provided (movies, commercials, advertisements, speeches, etc.)
The end of the presentation includes additional slides for discussion as well as two slides on visual analysis.
Terms included:
persuasion
rhetorical question
emotional appeal
facts
diction
logical appeals
glittering gener
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9th - 12th
Dust Bowl Background Powerpoint and Video Link
This is a PowerPoint presentation I made to access student's background information before we read "Out of the Dust". This PowerPoint covers the who, when, where, what, and why. There is also a link to a short video on the last slide.
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5th - 10th
Useful English Speaking Vocabulary: Internet & Social Media (B1, B2, C1)
This free resource is a useful list for any educator who is teaching Internet and Social Media specific English vocabulary. The provided list (with answer key included) are terms often used by Native Speakers and members of the media when discussing Internet and Social Media use.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Media Literacy - Analyzing Rhetorical Strategies in Super Bowl Ads
Students will learn rhetorical strategies that are used to persuade (ethos, pathos, logos, and kairos) and identify how they're being used to sell products and ideas in student-friendly 2022 Super Bowl ads. **Check out more free resources and strategies at ELACompass.com!
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7th - 10th
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TEDTalks - ESL Listening Practice - Happiness
ESL listening practice for adults - Using a YouTube video of a TEDTalk given by Sam Berns, students develop their listening skills. This talk is very uplifting, and I love to use it at the start of every semester. It teaches students to focus on what they CAN do and not dwell over what they CANNOT do. Follow it up with a student presentation (available for download - see product listings).
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Existentialism Notes
These are powerpoint notes on Existentialism. They are given before a unit on existentialism in which Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis, The Truman Show, and What's Eating Gilbert Grape, or any other Existentialist texts may be taught
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11th - 12th
An Introdcution to Bias and Logical Fallacies
This self-paced Nearpod lesson introduces bias and logical fallacies. It includes the following:embedded videos to help clarify the information.a voice on the slides explaining the concepts.multiple examples.several opportunites for students to practice.sentence templates to help students structure their thinking and put it into writing.To access the Nearpod lesson, click on the first page of the document.Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns.Enjoy!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Day of the Dead English Powerpoint
A brief explanation in English with pictures about the day of the dead, it's origin, altars and the skulls. There is also a contrast between Halloween and the day of the dead.
It would be good to encourage conversation about the slides to gather more input and a supplemental activity decorating skulls is always fun!
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8th - 11th
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Preview- Present Simple - Usage, Formation, Examples, Key Words, Stative Verbs.
Preview of the Present Simple tense. The full presentation is in pdf format and includes the following:Usage, Formation, Examples, Key Words, Stative Verbs.Visit my store to buy the full presentation.ESL/EFL/English teachers will find it particularly useful.
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6th - 9th, Staff
Powerpoint Lesson: How to Write an Email
One of the most frustrating, challenging obstacles that we face as secondary educators is teaching students professional communication. Are you tired of receiving student emails with no subject line? Do your students not know basic email etiquette? This presentation is designed to walk students through the dos and don'ts of email writing, provide them with a clear formula for communication, and a review closing activity. This would be perfect to use at the start of the school year to start stude
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9th - 12th
Julius Caesar Character List By Act
Give students a good character breakdown of Shakespeare's classic "Julius Caesar" by distributing this free handout!
Unlike other character list, this one is broken down by act.
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8th - 12th
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Modern Native American Art and Literature
A Google Slides presentation that serves as a short introduction to some modern Native American artists and authors. Features a discussion of the painter, T.C. Cannon; the poet, Joy Harjo; and the author, Sherman Alexie. There are extra links and resources on the last slide!
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9th - 12th
Focused Note Taking
Guided lesson on how to take focused notes, created for AVID high school students.
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9th - 12th
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Meet the Characters: Frankenstein Presentation PDF Version and Canva Link
PowerPoint presentation introducing each character from Frankenstein with a picture and a short summary to get students familiar with them and give them a mental image.Canva link is at the end of the PDF for animated presentation. :)
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9th - 12th
Quoting and Paraphrasing
This is a PowerPoint that walks students through how to use quotes and paraphrases in a news story.
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6th - 12th
Intro to Film ppt
This short slideshow gives students a brief introduction to film studies. The overall idea is for students to start to see that there are many different forms of communications, and that not all of those forms speak directly to us. I used the film "Mary Poppins" in this introduction because it is a generally well-known film that relies heavily on its music/score, and has some of the most advanced special effects of the time period in which it was produced. Hope you and your students enjoy this a
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11th - 12th
EOC Swing: Communication Review
Use this basic PPT and student handout to reteach Tennessee State English I Communication Standards with your students. This is a great way to put all of the information in the same spot right before the test date!
Activity Description: T reviews the strand with definitions and examples on the PPT. Students track information on the included graphic organizers.
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9th
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The Great Pen Debate
Ever hear of the joke about government waste about NASA and the million dollar pen? Many people like to point out it was ludicrous to spend millions of dollars to develop a pen that could write in space while the Russians decided to save money and use a pencil - except Russians use pens in space too. Find out why the typical No 2 pencil is a danger in space, who developed the space pen, and what the cost really was.
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Rockets and Rovers: Enginee
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1st - 9th, Not Grade Specific
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All Quiet on the Western Front Introduction Teaching Notes
This is one page of interesting details to lecture from to students when introducing the novel All Quiet on the Western Front.
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10th - 12th
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Graphic Novel Notes (Goes with Graphic Novel PowerPoint)
Graphic novel notes for students to complete with corresponding PowerPoint. Covers the various parts of a graphic novel (bleed, gutter, speech balloons, etc.). Requires students to draw their own examples. Corresponding PowerPoint uses excerpts from the graphic novel Maus for examples.
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5th - 12th
The Giver Biblical Allusions
This resource includes lecture notes for Biblical Allusions in The Giver as well as a worksheet for students to follow along. Enjoy!
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Grades:
5th - 9th
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