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This is a set of Chapter questions for the entire book. I have also included a few activities to help the students retain and comprehend what they have read. There are also a few discussion questions that you can use to stimulate discussion in the classroom about concepts that are mentioned throughout the book.

In this 127 page set of materials, for use with the novel by C.S. Lewis, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, I have included a full set of lesson plans, chapter questions,chapter question key, activities, (the elements of the activities serve as the rubric for these activities), discussion questions, vocabulary student handouts, vocabulary teacher edition, activity handouts (writing assignments: naratives, friendly letter, shield, bookmarks, a journal, a prediction log, and more), a Character

This is a set of chapter questions for the novel The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis. I have developed questions to enhance students retention of the story. Each chapter has at least one activity and multiple classroom discussion questions. I have included a Key for the chapter questions. The activities range from journaling from a character's perspective to designing a poster to represent the story. The required elements will serve as a rubric for grading these activities. The d

This is a template I created to look exactly like a facebook page. Your students will never have to access facebook to create a realistic looking facebook page. This template is set up in Microsoft Word. Students can use this template to create a facebook page for a historical, fictional, scientific, mathematical character. It could be used virtually in any content area. It should be a really fun way for students to create short research reports on any individual. This assignment will get the at

This is an extensive study of the novel The Year of the Hangman by Gary Blackwood. This novel study contains vocabulary by chapter, prediction logs, chapter questions, an answer guide, activities, bulletin board design idea, final project ideas, and a set of questions for students to use to help the students write a biography on the author. The complete document is 62 pages long. It works well as a blog, too.

This packet teaches students how to search effectively online. I walks through why to use special characters when searching as well as how to narrow search results effectively. Students have opportunities to compare results from various search engines. There are tips for effective online research to yield the most relevant results. There are also pages dedicated to the actual research that will help students to identify information that will be needed when creating bibliography/ reference pages.

This is a simulation of the trial of Mary Surratt. Your students will be assigned a key figure in the case. The students will research their character and their characters connection to the events and the trial. The students will simulate the trial and come to their own conclusion as to whether Mary Surratt was guilty.

This is a Microsoft Word document that looks like a Twitter Page. 90% of the page can be edited. Students can change out the pictures, update the Tweets, create suggestions of who to follow, determine how many followers the individual has, as well as how many people the individual is following. This is a safe and easy way to bring social media into the classroom. Your students will love showing how characters in a novel would use social media. Research all of a sudden gets a new twist. Historica

Have your students show you a character's perspective by allowing them to look through the eye(s) of the character. With these eye templates, students can draw what they think the character sees or their viewpoint on a situation. The students can even do a reflective drawing that shows how a character's perspective has changed since the original drawing was done. This makes a very unique pair of eyes. I call this my "Here's Looking at You Kid!" activity. The kids love it!!!!

This is a worksheet that guides the students through their research of an author. This worksheet goes well with any book study. The worksheet goes beyond the typical biography questions and asks the students to dig a little deeper. It also asks the students to try to find out how to contact the author. This worksheet helps students to be able to write biographies on authors that are interesting for you to read.

This is a complete guide to the study of A Wrinkle in Time. I have included everything from Chapter Question to Character Description worksheets. This study has vocabulary, vocabulary tests, activities, and discussion questions.

This is an Economics Project. The students will have an opportunity to create their own business from the ground up. They will look t real estate, products, product construction, marketing, retail design, as well as evaluate the success of their business. This lesson is detailed. I have listed how man days to give each portion of the project as well as a rubric to grade by. This is a lesson that will stick with your students for a very long time.

This is a grammar lesson that covers punctuation. The following punctuation is covered: Capitalization, End Punctuation, Quotation Marks, Commas, Apostrophes, Semicolons, and colons. Within this lesson, you will find rules for each part of grammar, proper markings for correcting errors, samples for students to practice on, and a sample of a students' paper for additional practice with peer editing. Each lesson is simple and direct. Students have grown tremendously through the use of these rules

This novel study contains Chapter Q&A, Author Study, Writing Prompts, Internet resources for activities, and a journal.

This a video that can be used in a flipped classroom or as a stand alone lesson. This video takes students through the design of a graphic organizer for a five paragraph essay. The video is simple yet engaging. The students will be able to tackle any prompt without the stress of "OH MY GOODNESS! I CAN'T WRITE FIVE PARAGRAPHS!" This video teaches students how to pre-write one paragraph at a time. I have also included a copy of the graphic organizer with the video.

The ingredient to any successful classroom is a well planned out lesson. If you are thinking about flipping your classroom, but have struggled with how to write a lesson plan for this new format, here is your solution. When you are able to think about all aspects of a lesson, you will be by far more successful in your delivery.

This is an origami style foldable that is easy to make and it can be used in any subject (Foreign Language to Math and everything in between). You can make it as big or as small as you want. It is a great student project that allows for a lot of information to be contained in a small space. Students really enjoy seeing this foldable expand and then shrink down to a small square. This foldable can be used to make great graphic organizers to review content and study for a test. 1

This is a set of three game boards that resemble a boggle board. The students have to find as many verbs as possible amongst the letters. I have given you a list of verbs that are on the game boards as a key. This is a fun activity for any age level as they study verbs.

This is a European explorer research project. It is designed to allow the student to take on the role of the explorer. The students will research their explorer, create a flag for the country under which they sailed, a "scrap book" or "travel log" detailing their journey, and finally, they will write an actually research paper about their explorer. Because research tends to be difficult for young students, I created a research guide to help students figure out what information they will need to

This is a grammar test. It tests many of the basics of the English language: Noun, Verb, Conjunction, Subject, and Predicate. The test is 15 questions long. The standards assessed are listed on the 1st page of the test. It is a very thorough beginners exam that will allow you to see if your students have a solid understanding of grammar.