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Visual arts Common Core RL.9-10.2 resources
Zendoodle Hand Self Portraits Art Lesson Middle School Art Lesson
DescriptionStudents discover who they are through art in this hand-self portrait lesson! Get to know your students as they write about their beliefs and who they are as a person. Students will use the creative process to design and apply elements using repetition and variety in their handprint piece. Students create their own self-portrait using their handprint, Zentangle designs, and a narrative describing who they are. The art lesson centers around creating a piece of artwork based on a core
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5th - 12th
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*Found / Blackout Poetry & Digital Found Poetry-High School Art & ELA
Now with a Fully Digital Version of Found Poetry! Two lessons in one, students love this lesson that has them create their own poem from words found on the page of a book. Art lesson centers around creating a piece of artwork based on the core idea of the poem and the Language Arts piece on finding poetic words and phrases to create a memorable poem with a central idea. Now students can create their found poetry online in google slides!Included:4 Page Lesson Plan with National Standards for Visu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Book vs Movie | Comparison Project for Movie Versions and Partner Movies
These no prep booklets of resources will help your students think more critically when comparing and contrasting a book with its movie counterpart, or a book with a partner movie. This product is also included in my High School Combo BUNDLE.Use this resource with ANY book that has a movie version, or with ANY movie you are connecting to a book study. That's two products in one!The activities cover plot, setting, culture, context, characterization, theme, and symbolism comparisons with critical a
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9th - 11th
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To Kill a Mockingbird - Visual Theme, Character, or Literary Device Collage
Do you want students to apply universal themes to To Kill a Mockingbird, write an in-depth character analysis, or trace a literary device through the play? Would you like to integrate visual projects into your literature units? This project allows students to explore a literary text by creating a collage of visual symbols and quotations from the work. Three versions of this project are included: exploring a universal theme, analyzing a character or tracing a literary device through the work. Pri
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7th - 10th
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'The Obsolete Man'-Twilight Zone 2+ Days of Lesson Materials!
“I’m a human being!” “You’re a librarian, Mr. Wordsworth.”I love using The Twilight Zone series in my ELA classes. Typically, I get several groans when first talking to students about this show ("No color? Boring!") but before long, the students are hooked on this series! I have also included the themed virtual classroom!The ' Obsolete Man' is the story of Librarian Romney Wordsworth. He is judged obsolete and sentenced to death by a Chancellor of a fascist State of the future. In this totali
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Netflix n Study Film - Back to School Film Units on Stranger Things & Nosedive
Who wouldn't want 2 weeks of film study fun that teenagers love? This Netflix n Study bundle combines a short film study of The opening of Stranger Things, episode 1, season 1The opening of Nosedive, from Black Mirror, Season 3For each episode, the pack includes; Notes and comprehension questions on each opening sequence of each episode. This resource allows students to practice identifying techniques, their effects and how techniques are used together for specific purposes.Includes;1 page of no
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7th - 12th
The Princess Bride & Shrek: Film Comparison
In this Film Comparison students will view "The Princess Bride" and "Shrek". While viewing each film they will analyze: Characters, Plot, Setting, and Theme(s). Then students will complete a Venn Diagram, where they will either compare and contrast a character from each film (example The Dread Pirate Roberts and Shrek), or compare and contrast the Plot of each film.This can be used for In-person, Hybrid, or Distance Learning. #filmstudy #filmcomparisions #theprincessbride #shrek
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8th - 12th
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Full CC aligned Graphic Novel class including material to seek District Approval
This product contains material for 18 different Graphic Novels so the teacher creating the course has more than enough material to choose which of the novels they choose to include when planning their own class. This is an entire Common Core aligned course on Graphic Novels as well as material used to seek approval in your district for the course. With the exception of two units that are only available in pdf format the other 16 units are provided as both pdf files as well as docx (Microsoft wo
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7th - 12th
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New Year 2024 Activities Pack - Coloring Pages, Word Search & More
This NO PREP New Year printable activity has everything you need to start the new year right! Included: New Year word search, coloring pages, goal-setting, and more! This set works for younger and older students. You can use some or all of the activities!This product will be updated yearly! - UPDATED for 2024!ZIP FILE CONTAINS .PDF DOCUMENTS What's included:Word Search - New Year2024 coloring page - graffiti art2024 coloring page - block art2024 coloring page - bubbles and waves2024 Goal Setting
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2nd - 12th
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The Great Gatsby F Scott Fitzgerald - FREE Project Outline and Assignment Rubric
This free project outline for F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is an assignment to evaluate students’ understanding of the “Roaring 20s.” Includes instructions, supplementary resources with examples, and a 4-level rubric for assessment. Included with this Free Project Outline for F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby:✏️ Visual Text Assignment Outline and Instructions✏️ Hyperlinks to Supplementary Resources with ExamplesFeaturing the artwork and Illustrations of John Held Jr.✏️ 4-Leve
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8th - 11th
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NEW Magical Realism Escape Room - Márquez, Esquivel, Neruda, Kahlo
Step into a world where the lines between reality and fantasy blur. You are embarking on a journey across Latin America, where you will encounter the works of legendary writers and artists (Márquez, Esquivel, Neruda, and Kahlo) . You'll face challenges that require your creativity, wit, and teamwork. Can you navigate the labyrinth of magic and reality to enter the realm of enchantment? Gather your team, open your minds, and let the adventure begin!As students navigate through the escape room sta
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7th - 12th
A Complete Persepolis Bundle
Ready to teach Volume 1 of Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi? Enjoy this complete bundle of lesson plans, slides, activities, presentations, quizzes, and essay prompts! You need to look no further than to use this bundle to dig deep into the compelling world of Marjane and the Iranian Revolution. Suitable for English 9-12 or High School Social Studies classes!
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9th - 12th
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Watchmen Teacher's Resource
Classroom resources for Alan Moore's graphic novel Watchmen. IncludesPre-reading activities and lesson plans.Background, context, and notes.Student guided reading questions and answer key.Chapter quizzes and answer keys.Vocabulary words, vocabulary exam, and answer key.Essay prompts.Student projects and activities.How to read a graphic novel and graphic novel terminology.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
We Have Always Lived in the Castle Film Viewing Guide & Discussion Questions
This viewing guide is based on the 2018 movie based on Shirley Jackson's 1962 classic Gothic novel We Have Always Lived in the Castle. The film is appropriate to view after reading the novel or after reading any of Jackson's novels or short stories. It is also a great film to show at the beginning or end of any unit on Gothic literature or as a stand alone lesson that is relevant to the curriculum during spooky season. Teachers can appreciate it because it is a well-done film that is very faithf
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9th - 12th
Oedipus Rex Theme Reflection Activity - Blindness and Sight
This theme reflection activity is a great way to pull together the theme of blindness and sight in Oedipus Rex. It can be completed before or during the reading of the play (if you don't mind spoilers) or after reading. This is intended to be a whole-class formative assessment tying in modern art and music in order to facilitate a connection and deeper understanding of this play's theme. Students follow instructions by copying down questions and answering them when they see each art piece (each
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Oedipus Rex UNIT Bundle! Background, Quiz, Activities, & Theme Focus!
"The Great Gatsby" & "Aladdin" Film Study & Comparison
n this Character Analysis and Comparison students will view "The Great Gatsby" and "Aladdin".While viewing "The Great Gatsby" students will focus on analyzing: Daisy, Tom, Nick, Gatsby and the Plot.While viewing ""Aladdin"" students will focus on analyzing: Jasmine, Aladdin, Jafar, the Genie, and the plot.Then students will complete a Venn Diagram, where they will either compare and contrast a character from each film (example Nick and the Genie), or compare and contrast the Plot of each film.Th
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9th - 12th
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Template: Freytag Pyramid
From Electric English...
This is a template that I created for Freytag's Pyramid. Use it for any piece of literature that you might want to pair it with :) It asks the students to take a close look at the plot of a piece, and how it progresses over the course of a story.
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9th - 12th
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"Planet of the Apes" Student Choice Project
After viewing the film "Planet of the Apes" have students complete a project of their choice. There are a total of 12 options for students to choose one and a variety of formats for them to construct their project with.
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9th - 12th
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Teaching Theme With Short Animated Films
Teaching students how to identify and analyze themes is tricky, but with this simple to use lesson unit, your students will be masters of themes in no time. Students will be able to identify the correct elements of a theme statement, write their own theme statements, evaluate the quality of theme statements, and articulate the "four rules" of a theme. This fully editable presentation and handout combo are a surefire way to get even the most disinterested of your high school students engaged and
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6th - 12th
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Film studies assessment: Bridge to Terabithia
A film studies assessment for 55 points that includes camera angles and questions related to the film 'Bridge to Terabithia'. A memorandum is included.
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7th - 9th
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Twelve Angry Men Video Project
To conclude the Twelve Angry Men Unit, I love having my students do a mock interview video project. Typically, I give my students two separate class periods to complete the assignment. We then have a video day where students can show their videos if they want. There are three roles per group: interviewer, juror, and camera man/ video editor. There is also a rubric within this product.
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9th - 12th
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PARKING LOT POETRY - Take a "BRAKE" to Re-Verse Your Space!
Parking Lot Poetry
Take a “Brake” to Re-Verse Your Space
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This is an engaging and fun project to cap off (or launch) any term or unit where you’ve spent some time encountering poetry. Students are encouraged to select a short “snippet” of poetry verse that is powerful & can stand on its own. They then make stencils and spray-paint the verse on the school parking lot.
NOTE: I have done this project with high school seniors (to decorate the “Senior Lot”), but I have also done varia
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6th - 12th
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V for Vendetta Movie Guide (answer key and lesson plan)
This is a movie guide for V for Vendetta, a 2005 film based on the 1980s graphic novel by Alan Moore. This guide includes comprehension questions, notes, critical thinking questions, and the answer key. I've included the answer key with time stamps for how much of the movie we watch each day! I use this film to introduce our dystopian unit. You might want to make some minor changes or add questions specific to your lessons, but this is a great worksheet to build off of. I lead my students throug
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7th - 12th
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When the Emperor Was Divine_Cats of Mirkitani_Viewing Guide & Internment Sketch
This product includes a viewing guide for the documentary The Cats of Mirikitani and an internment sketch assignment that guides students through an analysis of the physical, emotional, and psychological impact of the Japanese internment camps in Chapter 3 of When the Emperor Was Divine by Julie Otsuka. It is aligned with the Common Core State Standards for grades 9-12.Students will:View and take notes on the documentary using a graphic organizer.Respond to post-viewing reflection and discussio
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9th - 11th
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Also included in: When the Emperor Was Divine_21-Day Novel Unit Bundle_Bonus Pacing Guide
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