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RACE Writing Strategy | Citing Text Evidence | BUNDLE
Do your students struggle with answering text-dependent questions? Introducing them to the RACE writing strategy could be a total game-changer for you and your students!RACE Stands For:Restate the questionAnswer all parts of the questionCite evidence to support your answerExplain how your evidence proves your answerWhat's Included:Google Slides Presentation | Graphic Organizer | EDITABLEPrintable Presentation | Graphic OrganizerPrintable Bookmarks Checklist | Color & Black and WhitePrintable
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Print & Digital To Kill a Mockingbird Novel Activities Tom Robinson Trial Guide
To Kill a Mockingbird movie activity helping students unpack and analyze the Tom Robinson trial! Students begin by closely analyzing each testimony to gather evidence and the facts of the case. They will then use that analysis to write an argumentative essay claiming Tom Robinson is innocent. Please note: This resource uses the movie version of TKAM for the trial.Students will:Watch the Tom Robinson trialAnalyze the testimonies to identify evidence for the prosecution and the defense. Write an a
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Costa's Levels of Questions Activity for the avid learner l College and Career
Need an easy way to introduce & teach Costa's Levels of Questions? Try using this Guided Activity that will have students reading the famous fable “The Tortoise and the Hare”, identifying, answering, and writing Level 1, 2 and 3 Questions, completing graphic organizers, and critically thinking about the story. What's Included:PDF that includes a review of Costa's Questions, Instructions, the Fable for readingGraphic Organizers for Identifying, Answering, and Writing Level 1, 2, and 3 Quest
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Hexagonal Thinking Kit: Editable for Any Novel
Hexagonal thinking can help you ignite quality discussion as you read your next class novel! Unsure how to get started? This strategy can yield inspiring results, so let me help you launch it with this easy-to-use, resource-packed toolkit. Inside this editable toolkit on Google Slides, you'll find:An editable set of colorful hexagons with categories already laid out for you (characters, themes, symbols, literary elements, historical connections, modern connections, quotations) that you can tweak
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Hexagonal Thinking Digital Toolkit
Hexagonal thinking is a creative tool that will help you ignite critical thinking during discussion - online or off. This digital hexagonal thinking toolkit will help you prepare easily for either format. Hexagonal thinking will get your kids thinking about the connections between big ideas across your unit. It's an easy way to make interdisciplinary connections as well as connect your materials to the world today - always helpful for keeping kids interested! With this Google slides toolkit, you
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 3 Activity American Dream Analysis
Great Of Mice and Men chapter 3 activity helping students analyze George and Lennie's American Dream! Students will:Identify specific details revealed about George and Lennie's American Dream in the book. Find specific quotes related to George and Lennie's American Dream. Identify specific events from chapter 3 that could possibly hinder George and Lennie from achieving their American Dream. Get this activity and more in my Of Mice and Men Bundle!__________________________________RESOURCE BREAKD
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Of Mice and Men Chapter 6 Foreshadowing Context Clues Literary Devices Activity
Awesome print and digital Of Mice and Men chapter 6 activity that will students to analyze events and characters that foreshadowed the end of the novel.Print and digital versions available!PDFGoogle™ SlidesCompatible with Easel by TpTLesson Pages:1. Foreshadowing Analysis SheetStudents answer questions related to:Similarities between how both Lennie and Candy's dog diedSimilarities between Candy and George in relation to how Lennie dies. Chart where students have to identify events that foreshad
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 4 Finding Theme Analysis Activity
Engaging Of Mice and Men chapter 4 main idea and key details activity where students focus on the theme topic of discrimination. Students will utilize a theme graphic organizer to analyze how characters are discriminated against in the novel. Students will:Define discriminationIdentify specific examples of discrimination in the novel. Identify specific characters whom are discriminated against in the novel and the type of discrimination they are facing. Explain how the examples of discrimination
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 5 Character Analysis for Curley's Wife
Great Of Mice and Men chapter 5 activity helping students analyze Curley's Wife through a variety of critical thinking questions focusing on her actions, personality, and how she is treated in the novel. Students are able to use that analysis to then create their own claim statement about how they view Curley's Wife.Students will:Respond to an initial claim about Curley's Wife and if they feel she is a mean and selfish woman. Answer critical thinking questions to analyze how Curley's Wife is cha
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Setting Graphic Organizers Visualization Activity Questions Analysis Reading PDF
This Graphic Organizer Pack focuses on SETTING and helps students examine how the author uses TEXTUAL EVIDENCE to create a SETTING for a specific purpose. It includes a Setting Graphic Organizer with Analysis Questions, a Setting Textual Evidence Analysis Worksheet, and a Setting Visualization Activity.CHECK OUT MY BUNDLES FOR A GREAT DISCOUNT!Historical Speeches Lesson BUNDLERomeo and Juliet Common Core Quiz BUNDLECommon Core Poetry Practice BUNDLECommon Core Test Prep Lesson BUNDLEEdgar Allan
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 2 Study Guide and Conflict Analysis
Great Of Mice and Men chapter 2 activity that helps students analyze internal and external conflicts to predict whether or not George and Lennie's stay at the ranch will be a positive or negative experience or both. To prepare students for this, the included study guide has students answer critical thinking questions focusing on how Steinbeck portrays major characters introduced in chapter 2. Students will:Answer a series of questions related events in chapter 2 to ensure they understand the tex
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 1 Figurative Language Writing Activities
In this engaging Of Mice and Men activity, students analyze Steinbeck's use of imagery and create their own description of a nature scene mimicking Steinbeck's writing style. Great for figurative language practice, teaching imagery and the five senses, and for writing activities!Students will:Analyze the opening of chapter 1 (the nature scene).Learn the definition of imagery and its relation to the 5 senses.Identify examples of imagery and which of the 5 senses are being appealed to.Analyze Stei
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 1 Indirect and Direct Characterization
This engaging Of Mice and Men character analysis activity focuses on the characterization of George and Lennie. This can be used for chapter 1 or as a stand alone lesson!Students will:Learn the difference between indirect and direct characterization and identify examples in the novel.Identify character traits revealed about George and Lennie and explain what they suggest about each character. Analyze interactions between George and Lennie and what it suggests about their relationship.Get this ac
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The Necklace Short Story Unit Pre-Reading, Questions, Quiz, Essay and More!
This is a complete unit for Guy de Maupaussant's "The Necklace."You will get the following materials:Pre-Reading VocabularyGuided and Unguided Quote Studies with Literal and Inferential QuestionsSupplemental Follow-Up to Quote Studies on Literary Elements & IronyClose Reading Notes and Additional Worksheet Focusing on Values and Cause & EffectPost-Reading Comprehension and Critical Thinking QuestionsEssay Planning Sheets, including a RubricMultiple Choice QuizKeys for all worksheets (exc
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Chapter 3 Comparing Characters Activity
Awesome Of Mice and Men chapter 3 character analysis activity to help students compare and contrast Candy + his dog and George + Lennie. Also a great activity to help students to start thinking about foreshadowing and context clues in the book!Print and digital versions available!PDFGoogle™ SlidesCompatible with Easel by TpTIncludes:1. Character Comparison ActivityIdentify similarities between:Candy's dog and LennieThe relationship Candy has with his dog and the relationship between George and L
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Book Clubs & Independent Reading Unit Bundle
This bundle includes both an independent reading unit and book club unit that provides lessons, assignments, rubrics, and directions for teachers. It is designed for students in grades 7-12 and is research based that has yielded consistent results to increase student engagement and increases in the reading areas of comprehension of information text, literary text, and overall reading abilities. These two, 8-week units covers the following topics:Choosing a book to read and discuss as part of a b
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RACE Writing Strategy Printable Bookmarks Checklist
Do your students struggle with answering text-dependent questions? Introducing them to the RACE writing strategy could be a total game-changer for you and your students!RACE Stands For:Restate the questionAnswer all parts of the questionCite evidence to support your answerExplain how your evidence proves your answerThese color-coded bookmarks are already put together for you and ready to be handed to your students! Each step of the RACE writing strategy includes a brief description (front) with
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Print & Digital Of Mice and Men Themes Activity & Literary Devices
Highly engaging Of Mice and Men identifying theme activity for students to analyze six different main idea and supporting details in the novel and create a group one pager to showcase their understanding!Students will:Define theme and learn the difference between a theme topic and a theme statement. Analyze how how a theme is developed in the novel through events and characters. Identify a lesson/message Steinbeck is repeating throughout the novel.Get this activity and more in my Of Mice and Men
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RACE Writing Strategy Printable Guided Notes | Color-Coded ELA TEST PREP
Do your students struggle with answering text-dependent questions? Introducing them to the RACE writing strategy could be a total game-changer for you and your students!RACE Stands For:Restate the questionAnswer all parts of the questionCite evidence to support your answerExplain how your evidence proves your answerThese Printable Guided Notes directly correlate with the Google Slides Presentation found here!What's Included:Color-Coded - PortraitBlack and White - PortraitColor-Coded - LandscapeB
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Born A Crime Summative for Part I
This summative for Part I is meant to prove how students have learned the standards. They continue to explore the themes, characters, and explore literary devices that work together to develop the plot. Students are asked to analyze. There are multiple ways to use this summative for all levels of learners. I have a "sample" with sentence frames and examples that I give students who need scaffolding to get to the proficiency level. I also have a column that is meant to add an extension for stude
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Born A Crime Part I
Includes: -Nelson Mandala resource (could be used on a sick day or a planned absence)-Chapter One resource with characterization (bilingual: English and Spanish)-Chapter Two resource with theme exploration (bilingual: English and Spanish)-- --Assessment that includes modification and a rubric that combines skills learned and explored in the chapters
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Tell Tale Heart By Allan Poe - Detective File Presentation
This PowerPoint presentation provides a fresh and engaging perspective on Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart." It's designed to captivate the audience with an immersive journey into the twisted psyche of the story's narrator and leave them with a deeper appreciation for the dark genius of Poe's writing.
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The Pearl All Chapters Questions Google Drive™ Distance Learning
From my best-selling unit on The Pearl, I have taken out the six sets of chapter questions for John Steinbeck's stunning novella, and transferred them for you to use in Google Classroom™.Each chapter's questions are broken down in three parts:ReviewIdentificationInterpretationAnswer keys are provided for all sets.Thanks,⭐Teacher in the Rye⭐ Follow me for updates and new products for your MS and HS English classroom! ⭐ Follow me on Pinterest!For my Pearl Unit Pack, click below:⭐ The Pearl Unit Pa
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Analyzing Theme Found Poem Project for ANY TEXT - EDITABLE IN GOOGLE
ATTENTION LANGUAGE ARTS TEACHERS! Elevate your curriculum with this comprehensive 3-day theme analysis lesson plan for grades 6 to 12. Engage students in critical and creative thinking as they delve into any work of literature! This editable resource guides students through identifying key lines from any text to understand how author's craft themes. Furthermore, students will access high-level thinking skills and creativity to create a found poem that conveys the theme, which means they will cra
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