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Common Core RL.8.7 homework
Module 1 8th Grade Wit and Wisdom lesson slides
This product contains all lesson slides for Wit and Wisdom Module 1 Poetics and The Power of Storytelling. The slides will include journal prompts, writing prompts, Think-Pair-Share, Stop and Jot, Activities, art images, video clips, vocabulary, and more.
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8th
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Frozen Movie The Snow Queen Story Compare Contrast Winter Time Fun Worksheet HW
This fully editable short story and film comparison packet is a perfect way to embrace the winter season with a fun movie and story compare and contrast lesson / activity. Have your students read and discuss Hans Christian Andersen's short story "The Snow Queen" (abridged version included in this packet) and then watch the movie (or show clips) that was inspired by this short story -- "Frozen"! Have students answer the comprehension questions about the movie as they watch, and then have them thi
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5th - 8th
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ELA Test Corrections Worksheet
This worksheet is invaluable for the teacher who wants to institute accountability in their classroom. This worksheet can be used as an activity in reflection or as homework for an improved grade on the assessment.
The worksheet encourages the student to use the AEC (Assertion, Evidence, Commentary) format to correct missed questions on an ELA assessment. The use of AEC will strengthen their writing skills in future assessments.
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- Choose how you would like to communicate to your s
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6th - 12th
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To Kill a Mockingbird End Of Unit Movie Guide Worksheet HW One Pager Project
This fully editable end-of-unit film study packet is meant to complement a film study of the movie "To Kill a Mockingbird," after students have finished reading the novel. Students will spend the class periods watching the film "To Kill a Mockingbird," will answer the questions on the worksheet while they watch, comparing the movie to the book, and will then complete a creative and thoughtful journaling assignment about the film. There is also a homework assignment about characters, and a handou
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6th - 9th
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Mind Map for discovering historical figures in a New Way
Imagine your students utterly captivated, mapping out trailblazers that shaped your nation's history. Politicians, composers, scientists - no domain untouched! This lively mind map template invites middle and high schoolers to connect the dots across eras in an utterly unique style.Watch the "aha" moments unfold as your class graphs figures like Benjamin Franklin on the timeline, sparking insights into how one life intertwined so profoundly with an emerging nation. The completed sample mind map
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7th - 12th
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Weekly Reading Log
Hold your students accountable with this easy-to-use reading log. This reading log resource includes a weekly form for Monday through Thursday and a lengthy list of categorized questions for students to answer after their daily reading that works for all genres and book types. Students may choose which question they respond to each day based on what they read; this allows student choice and flexibility while reflecting on and responding to their reading. By including a response component to y
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3rd - 8th
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry Text Dependent Questions; Common Core Aligned
In this bundle includes questions for all twelve chapters as well as culminating questions. Questions are designed to be delivered in a variety of ways to suit classroom demands (written, discussion, group). A handy matrix (we are 8th grade teachers, our matrix tracks 8th grade standards) of addressed standards assures you will be able to easily document standards addressed in this unit of study. Use these questions as a piece of a larger unit or as a stand alone method of studying this class
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6th - 8th
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Frozen Movie Worksheet Questions Plot Mountain Paragraph Winter Time Fun No Prep
This fully editable movie guide packet is a perfect way to embrace the winter season with a fun winter-themed movie - Frozen! Have students answer the comprehension questions about the movie as they watch, and then have them think critically about the movie's lessons and themes by filling out a plot diagram, answering short response questions, and writing a reflection about the film. For homework, give students a creative writing assignment in which they create a 4-panel comic depicting four imp
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5th - 8th
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The Elephant Girl by James Patterson - Novel Study
The Elephant Girlby James PattersonEnjoy this 30 page novel study. It consists of critical thinking questions, elephant facts, baobab tree facts, a ven diagram and drawing.30 page Novel study includes- 27 pages of critical thinking questionsdefining vocabularyidiomsreading comprehensioncharacter analysisculture analysisbehavior analysisemotional recognitioncontrasting Jama's life to studentsbaobab tree factselephant facts ven diagramdrawing- 3 page answer key
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4th - 10th
Reading Logs - Pack #1 - Entire Semester's Worth
This is a set of reading logs to be used by students in grades 5-8. It has a place for the title of the book, how long they read, how many pages, and a different question each day.
This is a collection that has my reading logs 1-9 bundled. Every reading log is different, so no two assignments will be the same week to week. (This includes #1-#9)
Each log has a different font so you can keep track of them.
Ten Fascinating 1st-Person Narratives for Grades 7-8
NOTE: The best way to learn about this product is to check out the "Preview" button above, where you'll see a full table of contents and an example passage.Ten ready-to-print reading comprehension passages written in 1st-person narrative form. They are great support materials for a unit on narrator's point of view, and each is told with a unique voice and point of view.They are written to fascinate and challenge readers grades 7-8. Each passage is tried and tested in my classroom to ensure they
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7th - 8th
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Bell Ringers: ELA Standards for Literary & Informational Text (157 Activities)
Do you sometimes wonder where to begin when you teach the English Language Arts Standards for Reading Literature and Reading Informational Text?Would you like a resource where students analyze the Middle School ELA Reading Standards, synthesize their meaning, and then apply what they’ve learned to authentic real-world literature and informational text?If your answer is yes, then this is resource is for your students.I know you’ll find them helpful to your students as it is for mine. Information
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7th - 9th
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"The Utterly Perfect Murder" Worksheet (or Test) with Detailed Answer Key
Using this worksheet is an "utterly perfect" way for teachers to provide their students with a thorough review of this popular short story. Fifteen questions highlight the characters, setting, events, and plot of this Ray Bradbury piece. This printable is so versatile that it can be implemented as an individual, pair, or group assignment. A detailed answer key is included.
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6th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Secret Life of Bees Reading Journal Chapters 9-14
This product was created to be used in conjunction with "The Secret Life of Bees" by Sue Monk Kidd.
Secret Life of Bees Reading Journal Chapters 9-14 and end of novel activities.
I am using this with my 8th graders.
It works well with the teacher guide from Penguin Group found at: http://www.us.penguingroup.com/static/pdf/teachersguides/SecretLifeBeesTG.pdf
This is where I received my ideas for vocabulary for each of the chapters.
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7th - 12th
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Reading Logs - Pack #2 - Entire Semester's Worth
This is a set of reading logs to be used by students in grades 5-8. It has a place for the title of the book, how long they read, how many pages, and a different question each day.
This is a collection that has my reading logs 10-18 bundled. Every reading log is different, so no two assignments will be the same week to week. (This includes #10-#18)
Each log has a different font so you can keep track of them.
ANALYSIS WORKSHEETS WITH ANSWERS BUNDLE
A bundle of worksheets with answers on reading stories and poems for analysis.This bundle includes:Story SettingStory PlotCharacterizationStory AnalysisReference to ContextPoetry AnalysisPoetic Devices in PoetryPoetry AnnotationHere are some other possible uses for these in your classroom:To challenge early finishersFor effective tutoringAs ESL stations and sub tubsAs holiday work and homeworkFor small group collaborationsFor an end of unit assessments For reinforcement and enrichmentThis is wha
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6th - 12th
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The Ultimate Collection of The Call of the Wild Questions Part II
These Call of the Wild questions work beautifully as warm-ups, group discussions/debates, homework questions, journal entries or quiz/test questions. They are meant for easy integration into your lessons no matter where you are in the novel.
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6th - 9th
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Reading Logs - Pack #3 - Entire Semester's Worth
This is a set of reading logs to be used by students in grades 5-8. It has a place for the title of the book, how long they read, how many pages, and a different question each day.
This is a collection that has my reading logs 19-27 bundled. Every reading log is different, so no two assignments will be the same week to week, and all bundles are unique as well, so you can get all the sets and not repeat homework throughout the year. (This includes #19-#27)
Each log has a different font so you
Multiple Eighth Grade Reading Standards Assessment for ANY short story!
This is a simple, yet effective way of assessing reading comprehension and hitting multiple literary reading standards along the way. This assignment is a generic template that can work with ANY short story.
Do you prefer to stray away from simple recall type of questions? This task asks students to identify and analyze setting, conflict, plot, point of view, mood, and theme. These are higher level thinking questions that will require your students to dig deeper in the text.
Do you need emerg
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8th
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'Fish in a Tree' Choice Board
Differentiated reading entry choices that correspond to the novel titled, 'A Fish in a Tree'. This Choice Board may be used as a daily or weekly assignment as a way to respond to literature to check for comprehension. Students will focus on a variety of reading strategies and the rubric will set the expectations for a thoughtful, well-developed reading response. Reading Strategies- Comparison- Cause and Effect- Character Analysis- Point of View- Quotation- Compare and Contrast- Characterization
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5th - 8th
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BUNDLE Mark of the Dragonfly Notes + Zero Ques. - DISTANCE LEARNING/GOOGLE DOC
This is a great pairing to look at sci-fi as a genre and discuss comparisons. This is also great to discuss characterization as Piper (MOTD) and Alice (Zero) have a lot in common. These simple fill-in/cloze style notes are perfect to reinforce plot points. This is a very engaging story that middle-grade students enjoy just as much as high school students that enjoy fantasy, sci-fi, or dystopian literature. This is a great option for high school lower readers!ANDThese are questions to accompany t
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6th - 9th
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Science Textbook Analysis Common Core
Students can read any science text and constructively extract the important information. This is best used to break down one section of science text. The first page has the student find the main idea, cite evidence, provide a summary, and make a conclusion. The second page is for important vocabulary in the section. This product could be used as a reference sheet for students to guide them as they write on their own paper or a reproducible fill in.
Supports Common Core Literacy R1, R2, R4, R7
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7th - 12th
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Secondary Common Core Reading Comprehension Practice with Tarzan- Chapter 14
Students read chapter 14 of Tarzan of the Apes and then answer seven multiple choice questions (two of them are two part questions). The questions cover Anchor Standards 1-7 (RL).Great Common Core style standardized test practice material. The text is from Edgar Rice Burroughs original book. The level of the text is certainly accessible to high school students. Most middle school students will be able to access it (but may have to use challenge their best use of reading strategies).
The Outsiders Dialectic Journal
Dialectic journals are one of my favorite ways for students to interact with the text and make sense of the author’s message. They can use this tool to think about, digest, question, make connections, clarify, critique, relate to, empathize with, and dig deeper into the text. It can also really help teachers to get to know their students better - the way they think and see the world. Dialectic journals give readers a chance to really dive into the text, understand the characters and situations t
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â The Outsiders GROWING Bundle
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