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This study guide for Fahrenheit 451 avoids the problems of conventional study guides. It does not provide open-ended questions that ask the student to "read the mind" of the teacher. Rather, it asks students to fill in blanks in simple sentences as they read. This does not create any advanced und
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by This packet of questions for William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily" includes:
* 25 Multiple choice questions (with answer key).
* 14 discussion, short answer, or essay questions.
Questions cover both basic and detailed understanding of the story, symbolism, and the author's techniques, especially in
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This product on the Tell-Tale Heart allows for differentiated learning.INCLUDED ARE THE FOLLOWING:⚫ 26 multiple-choice questions and answers. This is in the unit itself and a separate PDF.⚫ Six essay/discussion questions WITH DETAILED TEACHER NOTES - two pages of suggested answers. These questions v
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A tool for parents to use with their beginning readers! Simply print and laminate for your student's parent to utilize at home while reading with their children.
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by ****Updated 6/28/17This is a unit of materials for teaching the comedic play The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare. Items included in this unit:✤ Sonnets 18 and 130 with questions (Can be used to introduce Shakespeare's language)✤ William Shakespeare Biography✤ History Lesson✤ Shakespeare I
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This is a literature unit for one of the best books I have ever read, "The Art of Racing in the Rain" by Garth Stein. This is a truly uplifting, life altering book for adults. I would recommend this book for older high school, college, or adult students. It would also be a great staff development
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THE VELVETEEN RABBIT AND PHILOSOPHYThis is a self-contained unit on textual analysis; once you have downloaded the story (free - in the public domain - link included) everything you need is here.Want to pursue existential questions further? See my product on the Theaetetus:☄☄☄ Higher Order Thinking
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Vocabulary lists, chapter plot questions, and critical thinking questions for each chapter.
Answer key included. 22 pages of questions. If spaces were left for students to write directly on the sheets, this document would be over 75 pages long! This set of questions is meant for students to use as
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This is another no-prep, ready to print learning mat for Shakespeare's 'The Taming of the Shrew'!
This works brilliantly as homework tasks given out at the beginning of a unit. I ask my students to complete one activity per week and require them to have gained 25 points by the end of the unit.
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by This is a unit for the short story "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner which is a Southern Gothic short story. I've used this story numerous times with my high school students. They always find the ending shocking and memorable.
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An Anticipation Guide
Vocabulary List and D
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The CCSS “lay out a vision of what it means to be a literate person in the 21st century.” Integrating film into your curriculum is an excellent
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by This is an AP Literature essay prompt for Hamlet's soliloquy at the end of Act 2 where he bemoans his inaction and then comes up with his plan to catch Claudius.
Contains the prompt, the soliloquy with some vocabulary help off to the side, an AP essay rubric, and four lined sheets for the essay.
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AP Literature courses: introduction to elements of fiction through a short story bootcamp. Includes instructions, assignments, schedule (with room to add due dates), and grading rubrics. PowerPoints/handouts/worksheets for each unit available upon request.
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by This anacrostic puzzle is an excellent followup activity to reading "Most Dangerous Game." It is replete with vocab words as they are used in context.
Anacrostic puzzles highlight a long quotation as well as terms and concepts germane to the puzzle's theme. Students will quickly learn how they wo
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Differentiated Main Idea Graphic Organizers - 4 total
Can be used for nonfiction and fiction text.
Can be reverted to Word to add text.
Great for learning stations, leveled groups, guided reading, and more!
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An analysis of T. S. Eliot’s “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,” one of the seminal poems in modern literature. Through this handout your students will explore the themes, structure, characters, color and animal imagery, irony, and biblical and literary allusions in the poem. They will discover
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Lawrence’s story is perfect for high-school and college students because its conflict is one which they are beginning to wrestle with, money vs. love. My handout on “The Rocking-Horse Winner” examines why a Biblical passage dictates that the name of the story’s protagonist is Paul and how the theme
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by This is an extensive unit of materials for teaching the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare. There are 254 pages included in this unit. Items included in this unit:✤ Sonnets 18 and 130 with questions (Can be used to introduce Shakespeare's language)✤ History of English listening activity✤ How well d
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A nine-page handout designed for honors-class students who seek more than a superficial analysis of Walker’s most anthologized story. It delves into the structure of “Everyday Use,” including the inciting moment or the major problem of the story, its climax, recognition, and reversal (or surprise e
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Visualizing the locations in The Great Gatsby can be difficult, especially for students who have no experience with that area of the country.
This setting analysis activity for The Great Gatsby guides students in creating their own map for the novel. Students will also be guided to quote from the
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An analysis of Ralph Ellison’s short story “Battle Royal,” a chapter from his novel Invisible Man, including its themes, plot, climax, recognition, reversal, protagonists, antagonists, symbolism, and point of view. Some teachers overlook the fact that one powerful way Ellison shows that in the Ameri
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Students rewrite an event from history like the character Winston does on a daily basis to make the United States appear the victor.
In the effort to make real world connections to 1984 with today we discuss how history can be presented in a way that it changes based on who is in charge of writin
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These worksheets help students go further with five selected soliloquies from Hamlet. After reading the scene with the soliloquy, I hand out this sheet, and students use annotation symbols to go through and mark the text. Then, they explain a little more thoroughly why they put some of the symbols d
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