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Common Core RL.8.2 webquests
A Long Walk to Water Intro Webquest
This 5-slide introductory webquest is the perfect way to help students learn about the context of A Long Walk to Water prior to reading. The webquest includes links and videos that cover: an analysis of the book's cover and title, meeting the author (Linda Sue Park), exploring interactive water usage maps, examining photography of the Sudan water crisis, and a book trailer analysis. Each slide includes a link or video and at least 3 accompanying questions for students to respond to.
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6th - 10th
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Call of the Wild Webquest -- Pre-Reading Activity
A pre-reading webquest for Call of the Wild by Jack London. Includes links for students to define literary terms, and also includes links containing information about the Yukon Gold Rush to give students prior knowledge before reading.
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8th
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Fever, 1793 Novel Unit
This unit guide provides all necessary resources for teaching the novel Fever, 1793. The unit is divided into eight weeks.
Prior reading webquests, during reading questions, quizzes, and after reading assignments provided. Assignments included independent and group work.
All after reading assignments are analysis and evaluation level activities.
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5th - 8th
Edgar Allan Poe Webquest
This webquest is meant as a long term, student lead project focusing on the life and writings of Edgar Allan Poe. It can be used to supplement a Poe unit, or stand alone as a Poe unit. Students learn about Poe's life, gothic literature, mood and tone, and they are able to select one set of three original works written by Poe to examine. The end result is that students will be asked to continue one piece of Poe's writing in their own words, but they must match Poe's voice in both tone and mood an
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7th - 9th
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Coraline Study Guide
Since Halloween is just around the corner, what better idea but to read this horror classic? This study guide has almost everything: comprehension questions for each chapter, discussion questions, Webquests, characters&themes&symbols analysis, color theory (you read correctly), a bio of the author (watchable with follow-up questions), as well as creative activities. Objectives are included.
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8th - 10th
Flash Fiction Mini Unit - Google Slides (distance learning)
Convincing middle schoolers to read is a challenge. Yes, there are those token few who plow through the classroom library before winter break, but the majority have some unrealistic phobia of the written word -- well the written word outside social media, that is. Add that to this new distance learning phenomena that has forcibly swept our nation and we have a disaster. That being said, I think I found a gap in the middle school resolve. Flash Fiction and options! The coolest part of flash ficti
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7th - 12th
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Happy Holidays Hyperdoc
How do objects come to symbolize the holidays?This hyperdoc asks students to explore the holidays of Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. Student inquire into the symbols of these holidays to answer the essential question by creating a video explaining how a chosen object became a symbol of the holiday.Copyable Google Doc link included on second page of PDF download. :-)
Grades:
6th - 12th
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