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Career and technical education Common Core RL.9-10.3 resources
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Resume for Any Character - Character Analysis Activity - Novel - Short Story
Get ready to add some excitement to your character analysis lessons with this fun and versatile activity! This resource can be used for any character in any text!Here's what you'll get:✅ Teacher guide: Your trusty companion for navigating through the activity and making the most of it in your classroom.✅ Student directions and rubric: Clear instructions to guide your students through the activity, along with a handy rubric to assess their work.✅ Action Verbs List: Inspire creativity with a list
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7th - 10th
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Character Analysis Resources Bundle - Print & Digital - Editable Resume and more
Use these fun and engaging character analysis resources for any character in any text! Great for upper elementary and secondary ELA/English classes!Resources Included:⭐️ Ode to a Book CharacterStudents dive deep into their creativity to create poems that represent their chosen book character in a new and exciting way!⭐️ Editable Character Trading CardsHave your students keep track of the characters from any story in a fun way!⭐️ Resume for Any CharacterUse this fun and unique character analysis
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7th - 10th
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Leadership Through Literature for Bryan Stevenson's Just Mercy
Leadership Through Literature is a curriculum designed to facilitate college and career readiness in the ELA/ELD classroom. Students will self-identify their particular leadership style and research a corresponding career that was presented in the novel. Students can work alone or in groups with other like-minded students through the step by step research project. In addition to the career exploration project, there are also graphic organizers to use for examination of novel background, plot,
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Send in Beowulf - Recommendation Letter for Beowulf - Workplace Skills
This character analysis of Beowulf in the epic poem is engaging for students while addressing key reading literature and writing standards and integrating workplace/soft skills. One of the greatest challenges of teaching a classic work like Beowulf is maintaining student engagement from start to finish. By providing students with a cooperative learning activity that requires them to understand the text on a deep level, you will bolster student interest in the work. Students enjoy deciding the fa
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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To Kill a Mockingbird - Recommendation for Atticus Finch - Workplace Skills
This character analysis of Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird is engaging for students while addressing key reading literature and writing standards and integrating workplace/soft skills. One of the greatest challenges of teaching a classic work like To Kill a Mockingbird is maintaining student engagement from start to finish. By providing students with a cooperative learning activity that requires them to understand the text on a deep level, you will bolster student interest in the work. St
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Another Odyssey - Recommendation Letter for Odysseus - Workplace Skills
This character analysis of Odysseus in The Odyssey is engaging for students while addressing key reading literature and writing standards and integrating workplace/soft skills. One of the greatest challenges of teaching a classic work like The Odyssey is maintaining student engagement from start to finish. By providing students with a cooperative learning activity that requires them to understand the text on a deep level, you will bolster student interest in the work. Students enjoy deciding the
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Interview with Jane Eyre
In the story of Jane Eyre, written by Charlotte Bronte, our heroine performs many job functions throughout her life as a teacher and governess in various educational settings. Using the fictional resume provided and sample interview questions sheet, students may act out a skit to imitate an interview between Jane and Mrs. Fairfax, Edward Rochester, Grace Poole, St. John Rivers or any character from any work of literature! Students should be mindful of chosen character's role within their story,
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
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