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AP Art History Halloween | Digital Google Slides Lesson for Halloween
AP Art History Halloween: A Digital Google Slides Lesson. This Halloween AP Art History is Digital, Google Slides and perfect to shake up your AP ART HISTORY Halloween Lessons. Digital Google Slides Lesson | Narrated by a Professional Art Curator | 10 Iconic Artworks + QuizGive your AP Art History students a chillingly unforgettable experience with this Halloween-themed digital lesson, perfect for October or any unit on symbolism, the sublime, or the macabre. Designed for high school learners,
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Art History, Psychology, World History
Also included in: AP Art History Digital Narrated Art Semester Bundle
What Classic Spooky Novel Should You Read? | Fun Halloween ELA Quiz!
Of course! Here is a TPT listing for the quiz. What Classic Spooky Novel Should You Read? | Fun Halloween ELA Quiz!Product Description:Unlock a world of classic horror for your students with this fun and engaging personality quiz! Perfect for the Halloween season or as an exciting introduction to a Gothic literature unit, this quiz helps students discover which spooky novel they should read next. Are your students fans of psychological thrillers, haunted houses, or classic monsters? This quick,
7th - 12th
Classroom Community, Novel Studies, Reading
AP Art History Seasonal Bundle | Halloween, Thanksgiving & Christmas
Make your AP Art History curriculum come alive with this engaging Seasonal Bundle—a collection of three fully digital, expertly narrated lessons for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Perfect for October through December, these lessons combine festive themes with rigorous AP Art History content, helping students develop critical visual and contextual analysis skills while celebrating meaningful holidays. Each lesson includes professional curator narrations, high-resolution artwork, built-
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Art History, Native Americans, U.S. History
Which Classic Spooky Short Story Should You Read? Halloween Quiz
Creaking floorboards, flickering lights, and things that go bump in the night! Engage your students with this fun, illustrated personality quiz designed to match them with a classic spooky short story perfect for their personality. This high-interest activity is a fantastic way to introduce a Gothic literature unit, provide a choice-based reading assignment, or simply have some academic fun around Halloween. Students will answer seven spooky questions to reveal which classic horror story will k
7th - 12th
Classroom Community, Literature, Reading
Who Would Survive the Haunted House? A History Analysis!
A thrilling activity of deep historical thinking and a little creativity. A group of historical figures have been trapped inside a haunted house. It is your job to decided who can make it out alive based on what you know and what you learn about their background. Fill out the task card for each person to determine their fate. Act fast! Things are getting very scary! What's included? PDF versionDigital Versions (PPT and Google Slides)Teacher InstructionsAn ExampleTask Cards with Historical Figu
3rd - 12th
Ancient History, U.S. History, World History
Introducing Parameters with Spooky Story Activity
This hands-on coding challenge helps students new to parameters understand how functions and parameters work in JavaScript by creating a fun, spooky story generator. Students will work collaboratively to plan, write, and test a function that tells a short spooky story using parameters such as a character’s name, a creature, and a location. This activity emphasizes student thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving over step-by-step instructions.
6th - 12th
Classroom Community, Computer Science - Technology
“The Landlady” |Short Story, Literary Analysis, Theme, Characterization | ELA
Bring Roald Dahl’s chilling short story “The Landlady” to life with this engaging, multi-skill literary analysis packet! This ready-to-use, standard-aligned resource guides students through annotation, literary devices, characterization, theme analysis, and claim writing — all while exploring the story’s suspenseful themes: appearances can be deceiving and the danger of blind trust. Further, the document asks students to discuss how these themes are connected to their own lives. This lesson
7th - 10th
Literature, Short Stories, Writing
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CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
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