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High school literature reflective journals for teacher microsofts
Crucible Daily Quickwrites/Journals and Grading Rubric
This file contains daily quickwrite prompts for Arthur Miller's The Crucible. There are 12 quickwrites to be done at the beginning of class that correspond with the day's reading. Also included: -How prompt connects to day's reading. -Detailed rubric for grading quickwrites**This product is part of my complete Crucible bundle!**See also my Making Editorial Cartoons Using The Crucible lesson/ppt.**Be the first to know about discounts and product launches from my store. Look for the star next to
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9th - 12th
Diary of Anne Frank Journaling Project with Adapted Modified Differentiated esl
This unit is a study of what Anne loved best, journaling. What better way to study this great novel! In this unit students will read assignments in class or on their own, and then complete the journaling assignments. The unit will work either on paper or as a digital project. Included are modifications and shortened assignments that go side-by-side with the original. I have uploaded it in doc format so that it is flexible and you may make further modifications your students may need. Also in
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6th - 9th
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" power point
This power point is designed to include all materials a teacher would need to teach the unit. The power point begins with background information on Shakespeare, covers the Globe theatre, then leads to the play itself. The characters are introduced, there is a purpose statement prior to each ACT, a projectable chart of characters and student assignment for those characters per class period, per act; at the end of each act are discussion questions that are higher-level blooms.
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6th - 12th
AP Lit & Comp Literature Journals with Self Assessment Lesson Plan
My students keep a literature journal all year, beginning with their summer reading assignment. I have my students bring their journals to class every day, and during the first week of class they complete the Summer Journal Self Analysis assignment, learning to evaluate their own choices. In general, the first Journal Self Analysis shows them that they summarize the plot too much and that they lack one or more of the required elements altogether. Most students also learn that of the four req
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9th - 12th
Lord of the Flies Chapter Journals
This PowerPoint presentation is meant to be used as a Do Now journal for each of the chapters from Lord of the Flies. There is a separate slide for each chapter with a journal response questions that corresponds to some event from that section.
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9th - 12th
Why Study English? A Question to Start the Year
This Word Document contains a short and engaging article on why studying the liberal arts, humanities, and English can benefit students' lives both professionally and personally.
The activity has the learning goals at the top and begins with the quote: "An education is one of the few things people are willing to pay for and not get", followed by a reflection question to prompts student thought on the nature and purpose of education within their own lives.
Following this is and an optional cl
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8th - 12th
Angela's Ashes Journal Prompts
This is a collection of journal prompts for use while reading Angela’s Ashes by Frank McCourt. There are analytical and creative prompts to foster students' connections to the texts. I used this in a Memoir Writing class, but it would also work well in a typical English class grades 9-12.
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9th - 12th
IB English Literature: Learner Portfolio: Areas of Exploration
What are the IB Areas of Exploration? Students learn about the Areas by answering Inquiry Based Questions related to their texts, they make connections to TOK, and watch a video to help them incorporate the three Areas of Exploration into their Learner Portfolio as well as their new IB English Literature curriculum.
Grades:
11th - 12th
Parable of the Sower Essential Questions
15 Essential Questions to help in designing a unit for Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Sower. These questions can be used as: Bell-ringers and Do-nows to start students thinkingFor writing/journal promptsFor discussion activitiesTo help make connections with other texts and content
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Percy Jackson Chapter Questions and Activities
This packet includes chapter questions and activities for the entire novel of Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief.
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7th - 12th
Being A Boss Like Ari Ross Novel
Sample novel passages with vocabulary breakdown embedded for struggling readers and aid in applying words in context.
The passages provided can be used in various Reading, English & Language Arts settings.
The novel appeals to various Common Core Standards.
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5th - 9th
Fahrenheit 451 Reflective Reading Log Assignment
These questions require students to think reflectively about the concepts in Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451.
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9th - 12th
Journal Topics for The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Journal topics to go along with the reading of The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. Each journal requires students to show their comprehension of the story by responding to the readings and making connections between their lives and the text. A suggested reading breakdown of the novel is included to go along with the journals. Part of my complete novel unit on the Perks of Being a Wallflower.
By Cara Petsch
Grades:
9th - 12th
Constructed Response for Billy Budd
Constructed Response for Melville's Billy Budd.... "In the first chapter of Billy Budd we learn about the “handsome sailor.” This passage tells us a lot about beauty, (the masculine form) how it’s seen, and how people react toward it..."
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9th - 12th
Literature Circle Teacher Notes
This is a literature circle note taking sheet. As your students are working n their literature circles, you can walk around and take notes about how each group is doing. This will do a few things. First, this will help the students to stay on task. If students see you walking around with a clip board and see you writing something down, whether it is positive or negative, they will be more likely to stay on task. Secondly instead of just assessing students "visually" you will have actual data to
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1st - 12th
IB English Literature HL New Curriculum: Learner Portfolio HL English Task
This is a resource pack for the new IB English Written HL Task. What is the English HL Written Task? How is it graded, Rubric, Skills Needed, Practice Writing, Model Samples, Reading Tracker, the Essential Concepts worksheet, Inquiry Research Questions, Source Analysis, Evidence, and Citation, Self Reflection and more!
Grades:
11th - 12th
IB English Literature HL New Curriculum: Learner Portfolio Paper 1
What is the Paper 1? How is it graded? Attached rubric, important points to consider, Tips and Recommendation, Model Samples with Marking comments from examiners, Practice, Cold Reads in all Genre Categories, a Bank of Paper 1 Questions, Feedback forms from teachers, peers, and self-assessment. SO MANY RESOURCES!!!
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11th - 12th
John Gardner's Grendel
Provocative questions to go with Gardner's provocative novel. From novel's bebinning to the Unferth episode.
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8th - 12th
Wrong Side of the Tracks Idiom-origin and purpose in use
This PPT was created for teachers who miss so much by not knowing the origin behind the idiom. It is often represented by stories of urban struggle (i.e. West Side Story) or rural inequalities (i.e. The Outsiders).
Disclaimer: do not even consider showing this to students until you have previewed it first and are ready to explain a harsh reality in a loving and supportive manner.
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8th - 11th, Adult Education, Staff
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Hamilton Journal Prompts
These are four journal prompts students can respond to at different points while reading the play Hamilton by Lin-Manuel Miranda. You can find any of my other Hamilton materials on my page.
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7th - 12th
To Kill A Mockingbird Journal Entries- ENTIRE NOVEL
Journal entries for every chapter of To Kill A Mockingbird
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9th - 11th
Reading Graphic Organizer - Introductory Chapters
This activity is perfect for students who have just started reading a text. This graphic organizer has students document some of the initial things they might read in a book - protagonist, conflict, and elements that build suspense. I recommend that you allow students 15 - 25 minutes of free reading prior to completing this activity. It is important that they understand the emboldened elements on the page--so this could be a great activity to use when teaching text structure elements. This singl
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7th - 12th
Julius Caesar Act V
Octavius and Antony march their army toward Brutus and Cassius. Antony tells Octavius where to attack, but Octavius says that he will make his own orders; he is already asserting his authority as the heir of Caesar and the next ruler of Rome.
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10th
Writer's Reflection Portfolio
Have you ever wanted students to hold onto their writing throughout the academic year in order to reflect on their process? Instead of handing back assignments only to see them on the floor or recycling bin at the end of class, have your students keep a binder as their "Writer's Reflection Portfolio." Students develop a more concrete and serious awareness of themselves as writers, as well as remember their writing assignments with more detail. This document provides objectives, guidelines, and p
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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