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This item is for use as a review after reading J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye.
This is a lesson and activity in one. By providing students with the same song, sung by different people, it makes it easier for them to underst...
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These handouts introduce students to the conventions of a ballad. It also includes to sample songs (of popular bands) and checklists to determin...
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This anticipation guide contains 9 statements that students can agree or disagree with, in order to get them thinking about themes in William Bel...
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To be used as an after reading assignment. This assignment allows students to demonstrate their knowledge of themes in William Bell's Crabbe, wh...
Can be used after reading the freedom writer's diaries, or after watching the film. Includes marking scheme and essay outline sheet.
Introduces students to background information on Anne Frank (Holocaust) and Zlata (Bosnian War) as well as the Rodney King Riots.
To be used in conjunction with my Movie Poster Power Point. After Watching Into the Wild, or any movie that you watch in the English classroom a...
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This writing assignment is for use after reading The Most Dangerous Game. It also allows students to demonstrate their understanding of dialogue...
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This assignement allows students to be creative and enter the language used in Of Mice and Men, by taking on the character of George. Marking sc...
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This assignment can be used at the beginning of a novel study that involves the wilderness. Students will use their own background knowledge to ...
This Power Point Jeopardy Game can be used as a review, after completing the novel Crabbe.
This Power Point is designed to teach students the conventions of movie posters and includes sample posters for discussion.
Provided in this package is a brief note on storyboards, a handout of camera shots, an outline for creating a storyboard and an assignment handou...
To be used as a culminating task for William Bell's Crabbe. This book report provides students with four different options to demonstrate an ove...
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This Independent Study is essentially a modified book report. It consists of three parts: written option, a visual, and an oral presentation. A...
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I created this for my Aboriginal Literature class. The themes topics all relate to identity and could work with any novel where this theme is pr...
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I designed this power point to coexist with the class textbook Law in Action. It is not absolutelly necessary to have the text, but it would enh...
This powerpoint is designed to clarify the difference between actus reus and mens rea.
The last slide suggests cases to be completed in the L...
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mialst06
Great
April 10, 2013
sbittel
Helpful for first teaching of ballads with 12th graders!
April 3, 2013
Visually Energetic Education (TpT Seller)
Good for starting discussions. Wish I had the textbook for backup.
February 27, 2013
amandalbetz
This was excellent for students who need options other than college.
February 13, 2013
emme yeargin
:)
February 3, 2013
Stidwell72
Good
September 13, 2012
lisaferguson7
Used this with my grade nine summer school students - thanks!
August 19, 2012
ennisrp
Unfortunately, did not accomplish much.
October 13, 2010
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DanniDP re: Jeopardy Review - Catcher in the Rye
I purchased this but my computer won't open it because the version of powerpoint this was created on is too old. Do you have an updated version of this? Or a way to rectify it?
January 14, 2013
WaTeach (TpT Seller)
I'm sorry, but I do not have newer file. But I've never had a problem opening an older file on a new version of the program. I would be willing to refund if you are still unsuccessful in opening the file; however, I do not know how to go about this. Let me know if there is some way to do this. I wouldn't want to see an unhappy customer. :)
January 15, 2013
jennbeckett re: The Most Dangerous Game - The Untold Story
Can you please provide a more detailed description?
September 18, 2012
WaTeach (TpT Seller)
I'm not entirely certain what information you are seeking. This is a writing activity that I use after reading The Most Dangerous Game. It allows students to practice writing using dialogue. It is a creative writing assignment.
September 19, 2012
debora
Thank you so much for clearing that up for me! I now understand how the game works and also the reasoning behind the question about what is on the wall. Thanks again for your help! :D
March 17, 2010
WaTeach (TpT Seller)
No problem. I hope that you enjoy using the powerpoint as fun summary activity. :)
March 18, 2010
debora re: Jeopardy Review - Catcher in the Rye
Where are the answers to the jeopardy questions? And one of the questions is
"What is fuck?" This is obviously a typo, but I do not know what the original question was. Please help!
"What is fuck?" This is obviously a typo, but I do not know what the original question was. Please help!
March 17, 2010
WaTeach (TpT Seller)
When you look on the side, the answer is the slide immediately following the previous slide. When you click on slidesow, you click on the amount, it will give you the question, then you click again and it gives you the answer.
Hope that helps for that.
As for the question, it is not a typo. Holden sees fuck written on the wall of his sister's school and this really upsets him because he wants to see his sister and kids her age as completely innocent. He tries to erase it from the wall, but fails to do so. If you find the question inappropriate to your class, it should be easy to simply change the question with one that is more suited. I used the question because I think it is a pivitol moment for Holden and the realization that he wants to hold onto his innocence.
If for some reason you can't change it, perhaps there is a way that I can alter it to a different question and send it to you through email. Let me know.
Hope that helps for that.
As for the question, it is not a typo. Holden sees fuck written on the wall of his sister's school and this really upsets him because he wants to see his sister and kids her age as completely innocent. He tries to erase it from the wall, but fails to do so. If you find the question inappropriate to your class, it should be easy to simply change the question with one that is more suited. I used the question because I think it is a pivitol moment for Holden and the realization that he wants to hold onto his innocence.
If for some reason you can't change it, perhaps there is a way that I can alter it to a different question and send it to you through email. Let me know.
March 17, 2010
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