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Short stories projects on sale
The Cask of Amontillado Fun Creative Project | Create an Original Coat of Arms
This is a fun, creative project to use before, during, or after reading "The Cask of Amontillado" by Edgar Allan Poe. Montresor mentions his family's coat of arms on several occasions in the story, which reinforces the story's theme of revenge. This project gives your students an opportunity to create their own using Montresor's coat of arms as a model. There are 7 different blank templates provided in the document for you and your students to choose from. On the back of their coat of arms, ha
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7th - 10th
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Thank You Ma'am by Langston Hughes Activity | Letter from Roger Creative Writing
This is a great culminating writing assignment that teaches students proper business letter format at the same time! Students write a letter from Roger to Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones. The assignment is laid out as a business letter to give students a model. Excellent for reinforcing character development and point of view!Related Product:End of Short Story Unit Writing Assignment | Business Letter⭐ Follow me for new products, sales, and freebies!
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5th - 10th
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Sometimes I Feel Like a River - Lessons and Book Companion - Indigenous Resource
Supporting Indigenous Resources for Inclusive Learning in Elementary Schools TEN different comprehension activities support the story, Sometimes I Feel Like a River, written by Danielle Daniel and illustrated by Josee Bisaillon.DIFFERENTIATED reading response activities to support grades 1-3 include:Visualization, Connection, Meaning/Infer, Question, Plus... Place-Based Learning Activity, Sensory Writing, and Flip Book ActivityThis unit is developed to support a single read aloud copy. There is
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1st - 3rd
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Missouri German Immigrant Story: Trunk Escape
European and American History (Missouri) 1818-1848 DescriptionThis 400-word short story is about Henry Carl Nothdurft (1818-1904) who escaped from Germany in 1843 as a stowaway so he could live in America. With this story, I did not write questions since discussion automatically flows, but I did include a reflection and a review of the political climate of Europe at the time – and Prussia in particular – which reveals why Germans wanted to escape. How is this used in schools, homeschools, or by
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Pit and the Pendulum Refrigerator Magnet Poem Theme-Based Creative Activity
A fun, visual, and creative writing poetry project to use after reading Edgar Allan Poe’s short story “The Pit and the Pendulum.” Give your students the opportunity to be creative while demonstrating a deeper understanding of the text and its complex themes.Students can choose from pre-selected images and words.ORStudents can insert their own image and words to piece together a poem.This product includes 8 Google Slides™:1 example slide1 insert-an-image slide5 pre-selected image slideson-slide d
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9th - 12th
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Masque of the Red Death Creative Project | Masquerade Mask One Pager Alternative
A visual, fun, hands-on option! Put your students’ creativity on display after reading Edgar Allan Poe’s Gothic horror story with a focus on theme, setting, and symbolism. Assess your students’ understanding of the short story with this creative project!Ideas for use in your classroom:These student-created masks look wonderful on a classroom bulletin board.Glue each mask to a popsicle stick and throw a fun, end-of-unit masquerade in your classroom…Or do a gallery walk!Included in the 15-page pro
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8th - 11th
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To Build a Fire Refrigerator Magnet Poem | Theme-Based Creative Writing Activity
A fun, visual, and creative writing poetry project to use after reading Jack London's short story “To Build a Fire.” Give your students the opportunity to be creative while demonstrating a deeper understanding of the text and its complex themes.Students can choose from pre-selected images and words.ORStudents can insert their own image and words to piece together a poem.This product includes 8 Google Slides™:1 example slide1 insert-an-image slide5 pre-selected image slideson-slide directions on
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7th - 12th
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The Story of an Hour Refrigerator Magnet Poem | Theme-Based Creative Activity
A fun, visual, and creative writing poetry project to use after reading Kate Chopin's short story “The Story of an Hour.” Give your students the opportunity to be creative while demonstrating a deeper understanding of the text and its complex themes.Students can choose from pre-selected images and words.ORStudents can insert their own image and words to piece together a poem.This product includes 8 Google Slides™:1 example slide1 insert-an-image slide5 pre-selected image slideson-slide direction
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9th - 12th
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The Veldt Refrigerator Magnet Poem Theme-Based Creative Writing Activity Project
A fun, visual, and creative poetry project to use after reading Ray Bradbury’s short story “The Veldt.” Give your students the opportunity to be creative while demonstrating a deeper understanding of the text and its complex themes.Students can choose from pre-selected images and words. ORStudents can insert their own image and words.This product includes 8 Google Slides™:1 example slide1 insert-an-image slide5 pre-selected image slideson-slide directions on every slide1 terms of use slide⭐Follo
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6th - 9th
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Harrison Bergeron Refrigerator Magnet Poem Theme-Based Creative Writing Activity
A fun, visual, and creative poetry project to use after reading Kurt Vonnegut’s short story “Harrison Bergeron.” Give your students the opportunity to be creative while demonstrating a deeper understanding of the text and its complex themes.Students can choose from pre-selected images and words. ORStudents can insert their own image and words to piece together a poem.This product includes 8 Google Slides™:1 example slide1 insert-an-image slide5 pre-selected image slideson-slide directions on eve
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7th - 10th
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The Raven and the Loon and The Walrus Who Escaped Inuit Tales Lessons Bundle
Supporting Inuit Literature and Legends in the ClassroomThis NO PREP book study uses the reading strategies: visualization, connection, summarizing, and sequencingPlus included are planning pages for students to write and publish their own tales in mini-books.Follow the link to read brief descriptions of the stories:The Raven and the LoonThe Walrus Who EscapedEasy to use reading response pages have been created for each lesson; as well as student evaluation and teacher assessment rubrics for eac
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2nd - 6th
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