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High school literature unit plans for Microsoft Excel
AP Literature Text Chart for Teachers
This chart is designed to help teachers determine which texts meet the required skills for the course based on all 3 suggested units: short fiction, poetry and longer fiction/drama. This Google sheet has two pages; the first page lists each skill name horizontally across the top with texts vertically placed so you can checkmark which skills are met in each text. The second page swaps the two, with the skills placed vertically and the texts placed horizontally. This page, though, lists the skills
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Grades:
11th, Staff
Analyzing & Comparing Types of Texts
With this Sheets document, your students will have the ability to analyze and compare/contrast elements across multiple texts within both the Fiction and Nonfiction genres, such as Literary and Informational Texts, among others. The document focuses on concepts such as genre, author's purpose, and audience, and provides opportunities for summary writing as well. This will give students valuable practice in understanding differences between text types after they've been introduced to them through
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Literacy Units Level 3 Teaching Resources
To accompany the Literacy Units Middle School Level 3 (purchased individually), these are handy teaching resources to make these units even more user friendly. Contained are:
- A break down of the books based on subject (literature, religion, social studies)
- Suggested Ordering of the Units
- Reading Questions Rubric
- Short Writing Assignment Rubric
- Easy to fill in gradebook
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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