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High school literature projects for Google Apps
Tiny House Design for ANY Character: Reading project for inferences, symbolism
Tap into the popularity of the growing Tiny House Movement by assigning a literary analysis that students will LOVE. This is a hands-on assignment that brings STEM into the English classroom! This Tiny House lesson can be used with ANY character, author, historical figure, or student! You will get: ⭐1 Exemplar tiny house design for Harry Potter's tiny house⭐1 Student planning guide for evidence-based answers ⭐1 set of instructions for using the free website Floorplanner.com ⭐1 Youtube video with
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Tone and Mood in Literature with Connotation Digital Resource- Distance Learning
This digital and printable bundle will teach your students to fully analyze tone and mood in literature! This entire unit is ready for digital distance and e-learning situations. Teach mood and tone through engaging and scaffolded opportunities for text exploration, collaboration, discussion, creative projects, and games that will ensure a deep, rigorous analysis of tone! Lessons on connotation and denotation will get your students thinking about the impact word choice plays on a text, both as a
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7th - 10th
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Holocaust Research Project Teen Resistance - Holocaust Literature Activities
Use the Teen Holocaust Resistance Project with any Holocaust story in order to provide historical context! This unique resource focuses on teen and young adult Holocaust resisters who took courageous stands! Use with Night by Elie Wiesel, the Diary of Anne Frank, The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, or Book Thief! Implement as a standalone Holocaust research project. Your students will be fascinated by acts of resistance facilitated by their peers.Designed for secondary students, these activities an
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8th - 11th
Digital One Pager for Literary Analysis
Looking for a tech-savvy, convenient way for students to respond to literature? Try a digital one pager! Students can be creative and resourceful as they think about what they have read, incorporate elements that are relevant both to the book and their lives, and practice important technology skills along the way.DIGITAL ONE PAGER CONTENTS:A tech tidbits video to help students get started with Google Slides featuresA secure PDF version of the Google Slides included A link for a Google Slides pre
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7th - 10th
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Book Quilt Novel Study Activity - Final Project for ANY Novel
Need a creative digital activity for students to apply skills from their novel? Let them create a "Book Quilt" to represent 9 literary elements seen in the text. Whether a whole class, book club, or independent novel, this project can be applied to any text!Each "quilt patch" focuses on a different literary skill, requiring students to use text evidence and critical thinking to represent the details in a meaningful way. When each "patch" is connected, the final product becomes a 2' square "quilt
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6th - 9th
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Character Analysis Autopsy Body Map Review Project with Worksheets
Looking for an engaging, hands-on way to help your students analyze characters? Try my flexible and fun Character Autopsy Project! This body map project, perfect for middle school or high school English Language Arts, guides students to "pick apart" a character from any text and analyze character traits while focusing on various body parts.Multiple formats are included to provide you with maximum teaching flexibility. Print-and-go (PDF) and editable (Google Docs & Slides) versions are includ
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Character Analysis Mini-Unit with Practice Activities and Projects
Independent Reading Program: Library Set-up, Check-ins, Displays
Independent Reading, when done right, will bring you and your students so many happy days together. This independent reading program will make it easy for you. Imagine yourself on your way to class. You walk by one of your students laying in a sunny patch of hallway, reading The Hate U Give. You walk by another with earbuds in, and notice he's listening to The Knife of Never Letting Go on audio. As you enter your classroom, you see two students over by your bookshelf, arguing about whether Steph
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7th - 10th
Also included in: ELA Curriculum Bundle: The English Teacher's Life Preserver
Independent Reading Choice Board
Wondering how to provide meaningful projects in response to independent reading? Check out this Digital Choice Board for Independent Reading. Simply share in Google Classroom and your secondary ELA students can choose one of six standards-based, engaging reading projects as a culminating activity. Includes: Plot Line projectDigital Character Autopsy projectRecipe for a Good Book projectCharacter Cell Phone projectSymbolic One Pager projectRead All About It: Examining Conflict projectRubric for g
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6th - 9th
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The Cask Of Amontillado: CSI Classroom Investigation and Murder Board
Is your Edgar Allan Poe unit as dusty as an ancient cask of Amontillado? Spice it up with this creative criminal investigation of the murder that occurs in this short story by Poe. Your students will become the investigative team with this activity as they search for textual evidence to build a criminal case. They will examine the textual evidence for characterization, plot, and setting, look at the protagonist through a psychological lens, make inferences, and present all their information as a
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9th - 12th
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British Literature Activities, Bell Ringers, and Projects Bundle
Breathe life into your British Literature classes with the following fresh, new ideas! This resource includes bundled bellringers, creative activities, and a British literary movements project.Provide your students with meaningful opportunities to connect to British Literature authors, themes, and literary periods. This teaching bundle fosters text-to-text, text-to-world, and text-to-self connections with modern day teens! The British Lit Teaching Resource Bundle includes two resources that ar
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10th - 12th
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Writing An Alternate Ending - Narrative Assignment for ANY Novel {Grades 7-12}
Almost every English teacher has to assign a narrative writing assignment at some point in the course of their curriculum, and here's a way to do it digitally using the concept of "choose-your-own-adventure".The Premise:The teacher and students all begin at the same place - the climax of the novel that you're studying together (i.e. the moment Mercutio and Tybalt are killed in Romeo and Juliet). Using this resource, the teacher and students brainstorm the possible characters, events, and endin
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7th - 12th
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The Best Part of Me {A Creative Distance Learning Project}
This project is a photography and writing assignment that asks students to identify the part of themselves that represents the best of who they are. Our students are struggling. Adolescents have so many struggles to face and whenever I can find a way for a classroom activity to help shine a light on what makes them AMAZING, I take it. THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES:A detailed teacher lesson plan and set of directions. I share with you adaptation ideas, time frames, and how to successfully assign the
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5th - 12th
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Greek god or goddess Mythology Report | 1 Day Mini-Research Project for Slides™
Teach research skills with a small, manageable topic with Greek gods and goddesses. This product is great for an introductory lesson on Greek mythology. Turn it into a jigsaw and have students present to one another (in person or via Flipgrid). This digital product includes 8 slides:Editable sign-up listExample6 Google Slides templates ( 3 for gods, 3 for goddesses)The Google Slides templates can be edited in View > Theme Builder.Related Products:Greek and Roman gods & goddesses Chart Gra
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3rd - 9th
Antigone: CSI Classroom Investigation and Murder Board
Is your Antigone unit as dusty as a dried-up old skull? Spice it up with this creative criminal investigation of the murder that occurs in this Greek Tragedy. Your students will become the investigative team as they search for textual evidence to build a criminal case. They will examine the textual evidence for characterization, plot, and setting, look at the protagonist through a psychological lens, make inferences, and present all their information as a murder board.Not only is this a great g
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: World Literature Growing Bundle of Lessons Distance Learning
Teaching Theme Activity | Design the Front Cover of a Novel Project
The purpose of this project is to help your students display a theme from the story they are reading by designing and creating the front cover of the novel. When their audience sees the front cover, they should be able to identify the central idea of the novel based on the graphics, illustrations, and words depicted. NOTE: This resource is included in my 6th Grade ELA Materials Bundle so if you have already purchased that, there's no need to purchase this resource! If you're looking for more re
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5th - 9th
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American Literature Bell Ringers, Activities, Project Bundle for 11th Grade
Resource One: American Literature Bell Ringers and Extended Response ActivitiesProvide your students with meaningful opportunities to connect: text to text, text to world, and text to self! This resource includes 30 bell ringers and extended response activities for secondary American Literature.Your students will be engaged with the attractive resource design, high-interest writing prompts, and the multiple activities utilizing popular media, such as popular songs and video clips!Google Drive,
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9th - 12th
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Final Project for Novel or Short Story (Flextangle)- ANY TEXT
Looking for a unique final project that will work with any novel or short story? This project includes a fully editable choice board, rubric and detailed directions that will allow your students to show their knowledge and understanding of the text in a creative way! Help students explore and analyze the plot, quotes, setting, and other story elements as they work through small sections of text or longer novels. A Flextangle is an endless paper construction that flexes to reveal multiple sides.
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6th - 12th
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1984 by George Orwell: Creative Propaganda Project for Book 1, Fun Activities
This is a fun and engaging project for George Orwell's 1984. Complete this creative project after reading to at least BOOK 1, CHAPTER 6. This project is for YOU if you are looking to boost engagement and excitement for the book. My students enjoy this project because it breaks up the reading with something fun and student-driven. This purchase includes a slideshow that engages students in learning about and discussing propaganda techniques from our world and the world of Orwell's 1984. WHAT IS I
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8th - 12th
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One Pager Template Bundle for Fiction and Nonfiction Reading Projects
Tired of the same boring book report when you're finished with a text? Want to assess your students' knowledge of the reading without another quiz? Try a One Pager! Students love this creative project that combines artistry and analysis. This bundle gives you everything you will need to implement One Pagers in multiple ways - traditional, digital, and nonfiction. ☆ What's Included?One Pager ProjectDigital One Pager ProjectNonfiction One Pager Project☆ Each Resource Includes:Teacher + Student Ins
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6th - 12th
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Public Speaking & Analysis Project: Dramatic Readings of Speeches & Poems
GOOGLE DOCS version now included: Take read-aloud to a whole new level as students practice good physical and vocal speaking skills through dramatic re-enactments of famous speeches and poems!In this 6-page project, students will:• Read directions and choose a speech or poem (from a suggested starter list)• Analyze the purpose and content of the text (reading activity)• Practice their spoken text, getting feedback from a friend or adult• Present their read-aloud to the class (or a small group if
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Reading Nonfiction Lessons & Projects Bundle for Secondary ELA
Choice Novel Project - An Independent Novel Study
Do you need to assign choice novels to your students, but want to hold them accountable for their reading? Try this Choice Novel Project - a complete independent novel study that works with any novel!The project includes:Comprehension & Analysis ActivitiesPre-Reading, During Reading, and Post Reading AssignmentsScaffolds that build to higher-level thinkingChoice AssessmentsAssignment Pacing OrganizerThis independent project is designed for grades 6-12 and could be easily adapted to work with
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6th - 12th
Character Interviews for ANY Work: An Engaging Discussion Activity
This is SUCH a hit with my students! They will use real-world interview skills to study characterization. Assuming the role of any character in a story, students will create a character resume. Then, students will complete a role play by participating in an interview activity to find out their identities. This activity can be used with ANY work of fiction! It is a great way to explore character's motives and desires through textual analysis and drawing inferences.This activity can be completed i
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7th - 12th
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Create a Playlist | Music Project for Middle School / Junior High
Students love music, so use these editable slides to deepen their understanding of a historical era, important figure, a character from a book, to modernize a fable or opera, or even to work on S.E.L.This can be used for in person, hybrid, or Distance Learning. Not only is this a digital activity for those of us teaching virtually or in a hybrid situation, it is easily printable (alternate slides included). Amazon Music, Spotify, & Apple Music logos are all included and have corresponding
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5th - 12th
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Create a Storybook: A fun project for any text or any narrative goal!
Having students create a storybook is a perfect way to address standards while also advancing their learning to the top tier of Bloom’s Taxonomy. This storybook project is a flexible assignment that can be used in multiple ways, but here are a few ideas for this storybook PBL assignment: Adapt a complex text so that a child could understand its meaning, expand upon a theme found in any text, create a narrative to explain concept, or so many other possibilities! You will get everything you need t
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7th - 12th
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