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A shortened version of the short story with mutiple choice questions as well as essay questions. Correction grid available.

8 page review document for students writing a feature article. They can use this as they practice writing in preparation for the final ministry exam.

Final writing exam to fully evaluate students comprehension of the novel by Angie Thomas. There are 6 questions. Students must choose 1 to respond to. C2-C3 grid included for ESL evaluation.

A complete workbook for the entire novel. Includes pre reading questions, a final project/task, evaluation grid, parts of the book are clearly identified in the workbook. Activities for each part include true/false questions, short answer, graphic organizers, crossword puzzles, fill in the blank, etc... There is also an oral interaction activity for students to do before reading the book.

20 questions containing both multiple choice and long answer questions. Suggested points next to each question. Ideal to complete during and after viewing. To use with teens.

Activity for halloween, students stand in a circle, pass the pumpkin while listening to the teacher read the text. Every time they hear RIGHT or LEFT they pass the pumpkin that way. Last student with the pumpkin wins. Can be used with all levels and grades. Can also be played multiple times. Students adore this activity.

A collection of several short stories and/or reading comprehension. Questions are included. Great for evaluating or just assigning as homework. Personally, I have students use this when they are finished their work.

Split your classroom into 2 teams, have them stand or sit in a circle as you read this fun Easter story. Anytime the students hear RIGHT or LEFT in the story they need to pass an Easter egg (or any other object) in that direction. Last one holding the object wins! Play it over and over again!

Game for the whole class to enjoy! A small story for the teacher to read to the students as they must pay attention to the words RIGHT & LEFT. When these words are heard, they pass an object to the person on either their right or left. The person with the object at the end of the story wins!

5 multiple choice and 4 long-answer questions based on the film, The Hate U Give. This is the ideal tool for students to better understand the social conflicts portrayed in the film and an even better assessement for educators to see if their students properly understood the main theme and message of this powerful movie.

This is a project in which students must invent their own superhero. The teacher will show images of different superheroes (provided in this product) and students will then complete the handout.

Movie comprehension questions to the movie The blind Side

A powerpoint that shows students how to write their own biography! They imagine that they are a lot older and write about how their lives played out.

Essay exam for the novel The Hate U Give. Students have the option of choosing one of four questions to answer. All questions have a connection the theme, plot, message of the novel. One question also offers a comparison option to the film. Grading Criteria and student checklist also included.

Learning unit about chocolate. Students will activate prior knowledge, have a short discussion about chocolate. They will then search online to complete trivia questions related to chocolate. Finally, Students will be asked to invent their own chocolate bar, plan (draft) and final copy page included. Word search for fast finishers included. Can evaluate writing and if you choose to have students present final product to the class, oral may also be evaluated. Can be used for English language art

10 multiple choice questions to ensure your students are following and have understood the movie.

12 writing prompts for those early finishers! No specific theme. I places these in a binder and allowed students to choose the prompt they want to write about.

Grammar exam, could be used as a practice or worksheets as well: -simple past -prepositions -there is/there are Could be used for ESL beginner levels, or native English elementary levels

PowerPoint presentation explaining basic modals, ideal for lower-level learners and/or weak students in ESL. Examples and intro lesson included.

Exam containing Modals: SHOULD/COULD/MUST/CAN/MAY Includes fill-in the blanks, matching, circling the correct answers, and writing using modals