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Middle school literature outlines $5-10
ELA Pacing Guide Curriculum Map Editable and Digital Scope Sequence 6th 7th 8th
This resource includes an editable PowerPoint and digital Google slides ELA pacing guide, curriculum map, and scope and sequence for the entire school year for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. This editable pacing guide, curriculum map, and long-term guide have everything you need to create your own. Use these PowerPoint or Google slides to create pacing guides and curriculum maps for your middle school ELA school years. Use my done-for-you version as a guide, or type right over my curriculum plans. For
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6th - 8th
Joseph Campbell's 17 Steps of the Hero's Journey, GR. 6 - 12. PPT, Notes, Quiz
Joseph Campbell’s 17 Steps of the Hero’s Journey is an essential resource, cataloguing the timeless patterns found in SO many of the texts you will cover for YEARS to come as an educator. ANY GRADE – 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12! You RECEIVE:A. PDF’D secure Power Point, 18 pages total, 14 pages CHOCK full of informationB. NOTE TAKER (editable) for students to follow along, with prompts to increase on-task behavior and retention. C. A SIMPLE QUIZ, (editable) the goal of which is to ensure understanding
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6th - 12th
Literary Analysis Graphic Organizer Paragraph Writing Template Outline
This literary analysis graphic organizer paragraph outline will help your students build strong paragraph writing skills, and students will get quality paragraph writing practice throughout the semester. This paragraph writing template is designed for both middle and high school students. This is a great paragraph writing template to use for paragraph of the week activities since it helps students build quality writing habits that focus on targeted writing skills.BEST PRACTICES….I love using thi
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6th - 12th
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Upper Primary Literature Circle Bundle Daily 5 Templates - Use with ANY text!
Engage your students with this NO PREP, print-and-go Literature Circles bundle of templates! Use this with your Daily 5 Framework to foster deep comprehension through thought-provoking activities, such as questioning as the Discussion Director, making connections as the Connector, and building vocabulary as the Word Wizard. Based on the Focus on Reading comprehension framework, this reading resource is a lifelong teaching resource, as it works with ANY fictional text to spark engaging and analyt
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4th - 6th
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Peak Chapter Summaries- Moleskine #1
Included are the chapter summaries for Moleskine #1, the first half of the novel Peak by Roland Smith. Summaries are written in bullet point form, making it easier for students to read and understand them.
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6th - 8th
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English Direct and Reported Speech Presentation
Teach direct and reported speech with the "Red Blue Yellow Lined Illustrative English Presentation." This engaging presentation uses a lined illustrative style with red, blue, and yellow colors to explain the differences between direct and reported speech, featuring clear examples, interactive activities, and vibrant visuals to make learning enjoyable and effective. Perfect for elementary and middle school teachers looking to enhance their English curriculum with a visually appealing and educati
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4th - 8th
Literary Allusions Educational Presentation
Deepen students' understanding of literature with the "Literary Allusions Educational Presentation" in a dark brown and yellow textured illustrative style. This engaging presentation explores various literary allusions, explaining their origins and meanings through rich visuals and interactive content, making it easy for students to recognize and interpret allusions in their readings. Perfect for middle and high school teachers looking to enrich their English curriculum with creative and educati
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7th - 12th
Grade 6 Module 2A Unit 1 - Bud, Not Buddy
Hello! My sixth grade class has recently finished Unit 1, Module 2A of the Expeditionary Learning Modules. Within this module, students read the text "Bud, Not Buddy" and practice working with evidence.
I created this powerpoint so that I could visually display many of the lesson features, rather than strictly read aloud from the printed lesson. I used the powerpoint on both a smartboard and projector. It took me quite a while to make and I figured sharing it might help save time for others!
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6th
How To Write An Essay--A Color-Coded Outline W/Practice!
Looking for a different approach to teaching your middle or high school students how to write an essay? This color-coded outline gives plenty of examples along with explanations so students can complete an essay on their own!This organizer uses The Crucible to break down how to respond to writing prompts containing multiple questions! Each part is highlighted to show where it is discussed throughout the essay, so students can have a visual of what each part of the essay should look like and wher
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8th - 12th
13 Of Mice and Men - Literary Analysis Writing Prompts & Outlines
Prepare your students for the literary analysis portion of standardized tests with 13 rigorous literary analysis writing prompts specific to Of Mice and Men.
All prompts are labeled with common core standards in student-friendly terminology. 8 standards covered in all.
Some prompts are guided practice, some are independent, some are in between,
Worksheets are designed to align with the TEPAC model (Topic...Evidence...Paraphrase...Analyze...Conclude/Connect), which is a perfect framework for
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Of Mice & Men - Basic Necessities Bundle + BONUS
Calkins' Social Issues Book Clubs for Grades 6-8 Cheat Sheets for BEND 1
Here you will find cheat sheets that correspond to Calkins' reading unit of study: Social Issues Book Clubs for grades 6-8.
The cheat sheets follow Calkins' unit of study, however, the sheets are editable so you can personalize as needed.
Reading through these units of study can take hours, however, these cheat sheets can save you a lot of time! All the main concepts are outlined for easy reading and easy teaching!
Please note- this is not a replacement for Calkins' units of study. You stil
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6th - 8th
Literary Device Mini Lesson: Conflict Types Presentation and Writing Assignment
Enhance your classroom's literary analysis skills with this comprehensive conflict resource!This thoughtfully crafted product is designed to empower students to master the complexities of internal and external conflicts in literature and can be used as an introduction to conflict or a refresher lesson.Here's what this Literary Device Mini Lesson on Conflict Types has to offer: Informative Presentation: Dive deep into the types of conflict with a visually appealing and content-rich presentation.
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6th - 12th
9th Grade Essay Booklet
Over the last few years, I have developed a essay booklet that gives clear guidelines on how to write a proper literary analysis essay.I created it for one of my 9th grade classes, while we were reading The Absolute True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie. I noticed that many of them struggled to create a topic sentence, a thesis statement, etc. So I created this booklet as a guide to show them how to write a proper analysis (you can also use this template to make an argumentative pap
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8th - 10th
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Mock Trial Outline for The Outsiders
Make your mock trial accessible to all of your students! I struggled with a way to ensure that all students were engaged in the process, and decided that creating a class outline was the best option. ALL students were required to fill in the packet for all of the roles, and we pulled names from a hat for parts on the day of the trial. Many students said that this was their favorite activity of the year!
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6th - 10th
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Writing Organizer
This graphic organizer and/or template can be used to ask and answer questions and parts of a narrative and/or fable story. It can also be used to outline a narrative story for students to use to organize their story elements.This can be used for fairy tales, fantasy stories, fable stories, and any narratives.
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K - 6th
Babylon: The Great City
When studying events within the books of the Bible, knowing something about the setting in which the events take place is valuable. Though they don’t take the place of the Scriptures, they can shed light on the things that will aid in understanding these events.The contents of this download come from a culmination of classroom notes from Bible college and information I gleaned during my many years of teaching Bible.The Babylonian Empire was one of the great world powers of its day.In th
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Wonder by R.J. Palacio Novel Questions
This journal helps guide students through the novel as they read. It is organized by the same parts in the book and sectioned off my about 10 pages each question. It highlights the most important parts of the books and helps students understand the complexities of each characters' point of view.
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3rd - 7th
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Swindle Novel Study - Differentiated
This DIFFERENTIATED novel study covers Swindle by Gordon Korman and provides THREE worksheet options for each chapter or chapter cluster. All students deserve to engage with high quality literature and this novel study resource will be your one stop resource to do just that.Some organizers cover a single chapter, while others explore multiple chapters. You will have 91 pages of content to choose from. Within this resource, you will be able to select from THREE levels of assessment.Level A:More
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4th - 6th
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Short Story Elements BUNDLE
This bundle includes all five sections of the short story elements lesson including:
- Part One: Plot and Setting
- Part Two: Character
- Part Three: Conflict
- Part Four: Narration
- Part Five: Theme
- Part Six: Literary Devices
- Not the Classics: List of short stories for teen audiences
- Plot stages printable
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7th - 12th
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Lesson Plan / Guide The War That Saved My Life
I've created a lesson guide/ plan for the activities to use with The War that Saved my Life. Comprehension questions as well as chapter summaries, creative writing activities, a deeper look at the characters, setting, plot, theme, conflict and resolution, symbolism and imagery, and morals and lessons.
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4th - 6th
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YourStory Story writing template
Beginning authors with an idea can brainstorm and organize their story with these writing templates. With space for plot and character development, a timelines, and plenty of space for anecdotal notes throughout the writing process. YourStory is the perfect prewriting resource to make it easy for writers to begin.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
General Elements of Literature Notes & Warmups
Do you need to introduce the elements of literature to your students, but don't have time to put together a presentation and student note sheet? Look no further, because this resource includes basic notes covering literary elements including: PlotSettingCharacterizationPoint of ViewConflictThemeFigurative languageImagerySymbolismThis product includes:Google Slides presentationStudent copy of notes - digital and print versions9 "warmup" slides that can be used at the beginning of class (or at a t
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6th - 8th
Fahrenheit 451 Essay Outline
Fahrenheit 451 Essay OutlineThe past few weeks we have been discussing the ways in which censorship, technology, and rebellion can be seen throughout the text. Given what we have read and discussed, respond to the prompt below using Fahrenheit 451 as a primary source, and two outside texts as supplementary sources. Essay Prompt: In a multi-paragraph essay, discuss the claim that Bradbury is making about censorship, technology, or rebellion, while also using at least two outside sources to suppo
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8th - 12th
Rant Essay - Persuasive Writing, Argumentative Writing
GROWING UNIT: A final assessment for an ethos, pathos, and logos unit. I teach this unit to my 11th Grade British Literature students after reading Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal and Gulliver's Travels. However, this could easily be adapted to 8th-12th grade for speeches, argumentative essays, or any persuasive writing essay.
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8th - 12th
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