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This is a wonderful assignment that I use in class. The students work in groups to answer questions about some of the characters in chapter three of The Pearl. Then, the students take the information they wrote and create a poster symbolic of the warning they would provide Kino and Juana. After the posters are complete the groups present their posters to the class explaining what their warning was, the symbolism, and the quote(s) they used from the book to support their analysis. After all group

The Unbroken movie and the text have many differences and thus provide a great opportunity to compare the movie to the text. I have divided the movie into three sections (each for a 50-55 minute class period viewing) and each section has a set of questions that accompany it. All of the questions are Common Core related as the students are asked to analyze the two different mediums and how the message is changed or affected in each medium. The students also must compare the two mediums to arrive

This handout covers chapters eighteen and nineteen in Unbroken. There are fifteen questions total. There are a variety of questions that ask the students to add specific details, include quotes using proper MLA citation, look up word definitions and then explain the difference between the two in their own words, and analyze the author's purpose.

The Unbroken movie and the text have many differences and thus provide a great opportunity to compare the movie to the text. I have divided the movie into three sections (each for a 50-55 minute class period viewing) and each section has a set of questions that accompany it. All of the questions are Common Core related as the students are asked to analyze the two different mediums and how the message is changed or affected in each medium. The students also must compare the two mediums to arrive

The Unbroken movie and the text have many differences and thus provide a great opportunity to compare the movie to the text. I have divided the movie into three sections (each for a 50-55 minute class period viewing) and each section has a set of questions that accompany it. All of the questions are Common Core related as the students are asked to analyze the two different mediums and how the message is changed or affected in each medium. The students also must compare the two mediums to arrive

There are four separate reading quizzes in this download. I use all four in the same class period to reduce the chances of copying answers. The quiz is a quote from the chapter and the students are required to explain what is happening at that point in the book. I use this quiz as a reading check.