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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.

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.

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.

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

10 questions on the movie, Man of Steel.

Short and simple explanations on expressing opinions.

A workbook that includes activities for every chapter of the book, Frindle.

A valentines day PowerPoint including a warm up activity including vocabulary and discussion, history of valentines day, a true/false game, and a final activity (writing)

PowerPoint presentation that includes winter/summer olympic activities for your classroom. Explanations and examples also provided. Plenty of images to support text. Great as an intro class.

5 different types of movie reviews for grades 1 through 6. These are specifically designed for halloween but can be adjusted for any movie. **The only thing related to halloween is the border and some vocabulary. Can easily be modified

ten comprehension questions related to the movie Twister

this worksheet can be used as an in class exercise or an exam that evakuates their knowldge of the simple present. Also included: simpple present in the negative form

Have students imagine they are part of a crime and they are asked to design their own "wanted" sign. This task requires students to physically describe the criminal in question, as well as add a short description of the crime.

Have students imagine they are part of a crime and they are asked to design their own "wanted" sign. This task requires students to physically describe the criminal in question, as well as add a short description of the crime.

A powerpoint filled with explanations of the passive, also compares it to the active.

Use this PowerPoint to teach your students all the necessary question words, such who, what, where, how much, how many, and many more. Example and images also included