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Common Core Question Stems 11th and 12th Grade ELA BUNDLE - Over 800 Questions!
Common Core Question Stems for Grades 11-12 English Language Arts! The smart way to keep the Common Core and much more, right at your fingertips. Over 800 fully standards-aligned questions! SAVE 30% by purchasing this bundle!No more guessing, no more time spent researching what the standards actually mean, no more coming up with your own questions to be sure you are using the verbiage and rigor your students need. We have done all the work for you!Includes not only the Common Core Standards in t
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11th - 12th
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A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams
This presentation includes:2 Warm-up Discussion ideasAnalysis of literary elements for all 12 Scenes. Elements analyzed: allusions, theme, symbolism, tone, character development, imagery, archetypal roles, foreshadow, syntax, etc.Creative One-pager activity with rubricThe Simpsons excerpt of “Stella!” scene w/ writing prompt.Writing prompt: may be used for paragraph or essayPlot Chart activity with printable organizer and rubricTheme Revelation Activity with printable organizerSetting and Tone
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Analyzing Poetry
This presentation includes: Over 70 poetry terms defined3 Higher-level Prompt PracticeTips for writing in accordance with AP Exam and SBAC guidelinesPoetry Group Presentation with printable RubricHexagonal Map Activity and samples with printable Rubric & HexagonsExtended Metaphor Activity with printable Rubric“I’m Nobody, Are you Nobody, Too?”By Emily Dickinson Poetry Analysis“The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost Poetry Analysis“Slam, Dunk and Hook” by ____ Poet
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Common Core Question Stems and Annotated Standards Grades 11-12 - Literature
Over 200 ELA Common Core Reading: Literature Question Stems and Annotated Standards specifically written for Grades 11-12! Meet the rigor and demands of the Common Core with ease with these standard-specific question stems ready to "pop" into lessons, activities, or assessments.No more guessing, no more time spent researching what the standards actually mean, no more coming up with your own questions to be sure you are using the verbiage and rigor your students need. Save yourself HOURS and elim
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11th - 12th
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Social Emotional Learning | Rumi Quotes to Inspire Positivity and SEL
These quotes will inspire reluctant learners to find joy; and re-energize you as a teacher or entrepreneur. Rumi is one of the most celebrated poets of the modern age. People all over the world enjoy the mystical poems of the Persian writer, Rumi. A biography of Rumi is included.Born Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī, known as Rumi, he was a Sufi mystic and a poet. He was born in what is now Afghanistan. His poetry still speaks to us today. Especially in times of turmoil, his poetry brings peace and b
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Self-care for Educators and Inspirational Quotes from Rumi SEL
London's "To Build A Fire" - Guided Close Reading
Attack this classic by grabbing student's attention with a vivid photo introduction depicting frostbite, dangerous ice, and cute Huskies! Push them into close reading using guiding questions that focus their attention on foreshadowing, irony, narrator POV, tone, conflict, and theme. Encourage collaboration with directed partner inquiry, foster meaningful dialogue with high level discussion, and extend learning with your choice of two exit slip short response prompts.This lesson rings a lot of be
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9th - 12th
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The Great Gatsby - Pre-Reading Questionnaire
Before diving into The Great Gatsby, lead your students through an active, class-wide dialogue covering the main themes and concepts that F. Scott Fitzgerald presents in the novel's plot. Students have a wide range opinions, causing this activity to coin the term "opinionnaire" (opposed to a questionnaire). After completing, a reflection assessment is also available for your learners.
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9th - 12th
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The Greatest American Novel: Developing a Persuasive Essay
This is a great end of the year activity because students have read two or more novels in American Literature and are prepared to select a favorite.
Students are ready to compose persuasive essays to prove their favorite novel is the best choice. Students will use the steps of the writing process: planning, drafting, and revision. Students will develop organized essays that demonstrate effective language use, voice, and command of mechanics. Students will write pieces that persuade an audience.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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