Frances Ramey

It's a tough movie, but it's an eye opener. Be there to analyze and reflect, to discuss and to question without actually having to create the questions.

Love the heart of the band? The pulse? Well, enjoy watching the movie and not having to create the questions.

Here's everything you need for a great bulletin board project. Forms, two intro slides, rubrics, and a teacher/student contract which will help save you from organizing nightmares. I use this every year as a beginning. It's a way of getting the students out into the building and working, a way to get teachers to accept them. Oh, don't forget to make badges. You'll want those.

Need a really awesome project that will not only help your students write about characteristics and qualities of the main characters but allow them to tap into those creative juices and create? Well, have them do the Romeo and Juliet Shield project. It's a wonderful hands on experience that will help the story come to life!

With the need for NTI teaching, this is an excellent way to finish the school year in the Teaching and Learning Program. Students tend to like it. It's simple enough and not overwhelming but open to student choice. Just what we need for NTI.

If you've ever watched A Knight's Tale, there are some great lessons in there about changing your stars, your destiny. Here's a project here to help teach that. Students have to write a poem, create a banner. It's great!

So, how many times have you said you need something short for your students to write their Bellwork or Sponge activities on? Well, here you go! Easy to score any way you want and one easy sheet with space enough for your assignments.

This is a portfolio project consisting of chapters, collages, and activities which will help maintain the students' interest toward the end of the year. It's packed full and will easily become an assignment the students will love. They can scrapbook, create, draw, and write. It fulfills many of the common core standards.

This is the rubric for a position paper which includes details and preparation.

This is an Online/Electronic Portfolio for Teaching and Learning Sophomores. This is a great project for NTI students at the end of the year or as a goal throughout the year. Students tend to enjoy this project and love the freedom to make their project their own. It's a way to culminate the year.

Watching American Teen? Well, I have the questions right here, sheet and all! Go for it. Why reinvent the wheel?

Would you like for your students to do a little research on a college and build a tri-fold or maybe digitally? Well, here's a rubric for you to use. I teach in Kentucky, so the list I have here is a list of universities there along with armed services. You might like this one.

Behold, this is the perfect accompaniment to what will be one of the most touching projects for your class. They will enjoy creating it, and there will be wet eyes everywhere when they present it. These movies, these videos will be precious to them, to their families/friends and to you.

Need movie questions for a day when you need your class to watch one, but you just don't want anything truly specific? Something that could be used for any movie? Simply change the title from Anger Management to whatever you're wanting to see. Happy Movie Day!

Use this sheet for students to fill out Sponge or Bellwork activities weekly.

Aids communication with sub. Sub will evaluate materials left behind. Ensures that sub takes class and work seriously.

This is an Autobiography Project for English. It involves reading an autobiography or a biography, writing one and creating a book cover.

Questions for the movie 17 Again.

Creative Book Report Assignment where students create a book jacket.

Here are some really great movie questions for a truly awesome movie!