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Literature rubrics for Microsoft PowerPoint
Graphic Novels Before and After Reading Teaching Activity Bundle
Help your students read graphic novels with purpose and analyze them more deeply with this Graphic Novels Before and After Reading Teaching Activity Bundle.Included in this bundle is a PowerPoint to explain the basics of graphic novels to your students, including:* the characteristics of graphic novels* the features of graphic novels * how to read a graphic novel* the types of conventions authors use in graphic novels* and some basic tips to remember while reading a graphic novel. Also included
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6th - 12th
Bundle: Shakespeare readers theater
Save time and get 50% off individual pricing with this Shakespeare reader’s theater bundle. It contains 7 reader’s theater scripts, 2 role play activities, bingo game, lesson plans, Power Points, rubrics, extension activities and instructions on how to use the resources within.
Reader’s theater gives students an authentic reason to read and repeated readings with intonation and expression further deepens understanding of characterization and forces that influences people and plots. Using m
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8th - 12th
Google Slide Presentation Rubric
-Includes both Powerpoint Presentation and PDF Version
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6th - 12th
Native American Literature Activities
Includes: A. Close Reading Activity comparing Iroquois’ Creation Myth “The World on the Turtle’s Back” and Onondaga’s Creation Myth “The Earth on the Turtles Back” with Blooms-leveled questions. B. Modern-Day, Real-World Creation Myth Examples (clips) and analysis questions. C. Perspective Sponge Activity with discussion questionsD. Two-Version Creation Myth Writing Assignment with two Common Core Rubrics (Constructed Response and Extended Response) Link for the video (Jessie's Girl) is: https:
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11th - 12th
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Readers theater script: Beowulf (+ PPT, rubrics, more)
Beowulf was meant to be heard, not just read and this 8 scene reader’s theater is a easy, effective way to introduce or culminate a unit or differentiate instruction. Has parts for 13 characters.
Kevin Crossley-Holland, a renowned Beowulf translator, stated that an epic "should be read out loud-an epic in the oral tradition is never going to sit very easily on the printed page"
This package contains also contains lesson ideas, how to do a reader’s theater (for first timers), a rubric, handou
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8th - 12th
Literary Analysis Essay Workshop Unit – High School ELA – EDITABLE CCSS Rubrics
How do you teach the components of good literary analysis writing? This no-prep, step-by-step Literary Analysis Essay Workshop does exactly that. It's unique in that it's a literary analysis resource that works as a companion for ANY work of literature and ANY literary analysis question you might desire to assign your students. Learning how to write an effective literary analysis essay may be the most critical skill college-bond English students need, and this resource is guaranteed to guide you
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9th - 12th
A Long Walk to Water: Conflict Storyboard (Chapters 1-8)
This 7-slide PowerPoint presentation will help your students identify what conflict is in literature and then allow them to apply their knowledge by creating a Conflict Storyboard for Chapters 1-8 in A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park. The PowerPoint includes an introduction agenda slide, a Do-Now: What is a Conflict? slide, a task slide, a teacher's example of the Conflict Storyboard, a rubric for the storyboard, a blank storyboard template and a learning target exit ticket.
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7th
American Lit Bundle 24 Essay Prompts + Rubrics - CCSS - Google Slides™ - Digital
This growing bundle of American literature short story essay prompts can be used as in-class assignments, take-home essays, or the essay portions of exams. Details:20 literary works with 1 essay prompt eachEach prompt is Common Core-aligned to 2 standards for grades 11-12: 1 for reading writing and 1 for readingStandards-aligned, 2-item scoring guides help you assess student writing thoroughly and quicklyAn essay brainstorming/planning template is included How it works:Your TPT download includes
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11th - 12th
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Point of View in Reading and Writing
This common core aligned lesson on Point of View challenges students to consider perspective in writing. They will watch film clips, take notes from a PowerPoint, practice identifying perspective with a worksheet (with QR Codes) and a foldable, read a short story, and finally, write one of their own by retelling a story they've read in class from a different point of view. Here’s what you get:
1. Point of View PowerPoint with film clip links
2. Point of View Notes
3. Worksheet: What’s the Point
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Writing Unit Bundle
Theme Essay Workshop For Any Literary Work – ELA – Analysis, CCSS Rubric
Theme essays are one of the core types of literary analysis, as well as one of the most difficult to master. This workshop guides students from the development of a theme statement for any literary work to the completion of a polished 5-paragraph literary analysis theme essay.Included in your purchase (SEE PREVIEW):A PowerPoint presentation that takes students through the steps of creating their own theme thesis statementAn “Identifying Theme in a Literary Work” activity that includes a definiti
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7th - 12th, Staff
Slave Narratives Federal Writers Project
From 1920-1930, the Library of Congress dispatched writers to record authentic slave narrative stories from the last remaining Americans who were enslaved before the Civil War. Hundreds of these true slave narrative stories are available online for students to read and research! This is a great project to add to any slave narrative unit!The Slave Narratives Federal Writers Project provides a curated list of 53 slave narrative stories for your students to choose from to create a research presenta
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Reading Fair
A Reading Fair provides an opportunity for students to share their favorite book through a storyboard display.
Students will choose one of their favorite fictional or non-fictional books. Students create a storyboard to display the key elements from the story. (ie; setting, plot, characters...) Students can present their storyboards through a brief oral presentation and be judged.
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powerpoint with samples
parent letter
checklist/template (fiction/nonfiction)
presentation rub
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K - 6th
Essay Writing Lesson - Comparing and Contrasting Hatchet book and Movie
This PowerPoint provides a framework for teaching students to write the compare and contrast essay. This particular lesson is based on comparing the novel, Hatchet, with its film version, A Cry in the Wild. This PPT can be easily modified to teach essay writing techniques with other book/ movie comparisons.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Holes Essay Writing Unit - Assessments & Rubric - Presentation - Printables
With the novel study done, this Essay Writing Pack has everything your students need; Essay topic questions, assessments (standard and modified), rubric, and multiple essay planning templates. The highlight is the instructional presentation which includes scaffolded examples of essay writing (using TEEL) from Lois Sachar’s novel ‘Holes’.Recommended Age Range:9-14A little about the novel:Louis Sachar's novel 'Holes' is a captivating journey into the world of young adult fiction, seamlessly blendi
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5th - 8th
Book Report Projects/Presentations
I like to give my students several options to show their knowledge on literature that they have read. This bundle of projects include... - Writing the next chapter of the book.- Creating a shoe box diorama.- Creating a T-Shirt.- Making a PowerPoint/Prezi.- Writing an essay.- Dressing as a main character.- Drawing four key points.- Making a coat hanger mobile.All of these show an understanding of the book that they read for an independent reading project. Rubric is included. An example on how the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Seventh Grade Literary Nonfiction Reading Response Rubrics Editable CCSS
These seventh grade editable literary nonfiction reading response rubrics were created to assess students' reading responses based on specific standards in each rubric to assess students' abilities to analyze literary devices like: citing text evidence, central idea, objective summaries, text connections and distinctions, vocabulary, text structures, point of view, author's purpose, comparing mediums, evaluating arguments, and more! Download the preview to see all the rubrics that are included a
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7th
Reading Fair
A Reading Fair provides an opportunity for students to share their favorite book through a storyboard display.
Students will choose one of their favorite fictional or non-fictional books. Students create a storyboard to display the key elements from the story. (ie; setting, plot, characters...) Students can present their storyboards through a brief oral presentation and be judged.
Included in file:
powerpoint with samples
parent letter
checklist/template (fiction/nonfiction)
presentation rub
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Grades:
K - 6th
Poe Week: Gothic Poetry Writing, Digital Links, Writing Rubric Tips, Sub Plans
Poetry Writing! Gothic Poetry Poetry Writing! Students will study Gothic Poetry during Edgar Allan Poe Week. Class activities include watching clips of Poe’s poetry. The link for “Eldorado” includes an analysis of the poem’s meaning and how it is written. Tips for writing Gothic Poems give students an outline for writing their own poems. A list of Gothic words may be expanded as students write. A rubric is included for assessment.This lesson contains:Powerpoint slides in pingsGothic Word List
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6th - 12th
Six-Traits of Writing: Word Choice--Show, Don't Tell
This Power Point presentation includes everything you'll need to teach a Six-Traits of Writing Word Choice lesson. The mini-lessons concentrate on how to "Show, Don't Tell" when writing and writing descriptive character descriptions using the mentor text Tough Boris by Mem Fox.
Included are: Partners and small group activities, activating and summarizing strategies, links to a word choice video and a read aloud of the mentor text video, examples/non-examples, word choice mini-lesson, handouts/g
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4th - 7th
Shakespeare Monologue Project
With the "Shakespeare Monologue Project," educators can engage their students in an immersive exploration of Shakespeare's language and dramatic techniques. Whether students are seasoned performers or newcomers to Shakespearean theater, this project offers a valuable opportunity to develop essential acting skills and deepen their appreciation for the Bard's timeless works.This project contains a learning objective, success criteria, a step by step process, a guide to notating Iambic Pentameter,
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6th - 12th
Dystopian Short Answer Assessment for ANY Text/Lit Circles: 2 Questions/Rubrics
Assess your students' understanding of the dystopian genre, setting, and the impact of the setting on the protagonist with these short-answer questions and rubrics for ANY dystopian text. These questions require students to think critically, analyze the text, and support their answers with textual evidence. These work well for a whole-class novel, but they are especially helpful if students are reading different dystopian novels in small groups as part of literature circles or book clubs. These
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Geoffrey Chaucer and The Wife of Bath
Lesson plans including background lesson on Chaucer, followed by lesson plan for The Wife of Bath prologue and tale. Includes bell ringer, PowerPoints for both lessons, graphic organizers, handouts, and assessments. Instructional time can run from one to three weeks depending on which activities the teacher chooses and whether writing is included.All the teacher need do is make some copies (what and how many is specified in lesson plan) then follow the bell-to-bell instructional plan. Everything
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9th - 12th
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'Antigone' Tragedy Unit BUNDLE – Secondary ELA – Analysis & Creative Writing
This tragedy bundle for "Antigone" contains everything you need to introduce the concept of Greek tragedy, assess understanding of Sophocles' classic play, and develop your students' creative writing skills.Included with your bundle purchase (See PREVIEWS):FROM 'ANTIGONE' ACTIVITIES:21 "Antigone" multiple choice plot questions included as 10 and 20 question print-ready quizzes (with answer keys). These questions are also included in multiple file formats that allow you to edit, generate countles
Grades:
9th - 12th
Middle School Literary Nonfiction Reading Response Rubrics Editable Bundle
These sixth, seventh, and eighth grade editable literary nonfiction reading response rubrics were created to assess students' reading responses based on specific standards in each rubric to assess students' abilities to analyze literary devices like: citing text evidence, central idea, objective summaries, text connections and distinctions, vocabulary, text structures, point of view, author's purpose, comparing mediums, evaluating arguments, and more! Download the preview to see all the rubrics
Grades:
6th - 8th
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