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Here is a test that you can use to gauge student comprehension of the classic story "The Open Window" by Saki. The test consists of 10 questions: 7 multiple choice, 3 short answer. Skills covered by this test include: Analyzing Point of View Recognizing Author's Bias/Beliefs Analyzing Tone/Mood Drawing Conclusions Analyzing Setting, Plot, and Climax Drawing Conclusions Analyzing Irony Analyzing Conflict, Plot, and Setting Evaluating the Quality of Literature Thanks for shopping! Jason King

What effect does retention have on student achievement? Homework? Class Size? How about principals and school leaders? Home Environment? Feedback? Give your teachers or collaborative teams an eye opening experience with this presentation and strip-sorting activity on the most effective strategies to increase student achievement. Developed using over 800 meta analyses compiled in the book "Visible Learning" by John Hattie, this activity will explore and rank the effectiveness of commonly use

Make teaching William Shakespeare's classic "Julius Caesar" easy with this Act 1 Literature Packet! This items focuses on a variety of questions and activities for Act 1 of the play, including: --Guided Reading Questions (19 Short Answer) --Literary Tools (5 Terms) --Reader's Journal (1 Constructed Response) --Responding To The Selection (1 Constructed Response) --Interpret/Finding Meaning (2 Constructed Response) --Evaluate and Extend (2 Constructed Response) --Understanding Literature. (

Teach your students the importance of contacting elected officials using this "Letters To Politicians" activity. This activity provides 10 guidelines for effective communication with officials. Includes rubric for grading. Thanks for shopping! Jason King

Make teaching "The Devil and Daniel Webster" easy with this Literature Packet! This items focuses on a variety of questions and activities for the story, including: --Guided Reading Questions (16 Short Answer) --Literary Tools (4 Terms) --Reader's Journal (1 Constructed Response) --Responding To The Selection (1 Constructed Response) --Interpret/Finding Meaning (2 Constructed Response) --Analyze/Synthesize (2 Constructed Response) --Evaluate and Extend (2 Constructed Response) --Understanding

Get your Civics class on the right track by using this editable syllabus template. You can edit document as you like. Includes sections and information for: -Contact Information -Course Materials -Course Description -Course Objectives -Course Policies (general expectations, respect/conduct, honor code, tardies, journal entries, passes, missed classes, assignments, make-up work) -Grading/Evaulation -Assignments/Responsibilities -Parent/Teacher Contacts

Provide your students with an easy to understand historical time frame for Shakespeare's classic play by using this chart. The chart gives the actual historical time frame as well as the dramatic time frame used by Shakespeare in his play. Thanks For Shopping!

Make teaching William Shakespeare's classic "Julius Caesar" easy with this Act 4 Literature Packet! This items focuses on a variety of questions and activities for Act 4 of the play, including: --Guided Reading Questions (17 Short Answer) --Literary Tools (3 Terms) --Reader's Journal (1 Constructed Response) --Responding To The Selection (1 Constructed Response) --Interpret/Finding Meaning (2 Constructed Response) --Analyze/Synthesize (2 Constructed Response) --Evaluate and Extend (2 Construct

Make teaching William Shakespeare's classic "Julius Caesar" easy with this Act 1 Literature Packet! This items focuses on a variety of questions and activities for Act 1 of the play, including: --Guided Reading Questions (23 Short Answer) --Literary Tools (5 Terms) --Reader's Journal (1 Constructed Response) --Responding To The Selection (1 Constructed Response) --Interpret/Finding Meaning (2 Constructed Response) --Analyze/Synthesize (2 Constructed Response) --Evaluate and Extend (2 Construct

The "Daedalus and Icarus" literature packet contains the following: (1) Reading Journal Prompt (7) Guided Reading Questions (1) Graphic Organizer (8) Short answer questions on Investigating, Imagining, Synthesizing, Evaluating, Extending, and Understanding Literature (1) Writer's Journal Prompt

Make teaching William Shakespeare's classic "Julius Caesar" easy with this Act 1 Literature Packet! This items focuses on a variety of questions and activities for Act 1 of the play, including: --Guided Reading Questions (16 Short Answer) --Literary Tools (3 Terms) --Reader's Journal (1 Constructed Response) --Responding To The Selection (1 Constructed Response) --Interpret/Finding Meaning (2 Constructed Response) --Analyze/Synthesize (2 Constructed Response) --Evaluate and Extend (2 Construct

Get your Julius Caesar unit started off right with this set of notes that go over the background of the famous play. Students will be engaged and ready to start reading after getting a better understanding of the play and historical events involved with it!

Introduce your Social Studies or American Literature students to the American Dream using this short set of lecture notes. Perfect for an introductory lesson. Thanks for shopping! Jason King

Keep your Social Studies students up to date on current events using this "Clippings File" assignment. In addition to giving students a focus when studying current events, it also asks the students to summarize each resource they use. Includes cover page for teacher check off and painless grading. Thanks for shopping! Jason King

Give students a good character breakdown of Shakespeare's classic "Julius Caesar" by distributing this free handout! Unlike other character list, this one is broken down by act. Thanks for shopping!

This is the strip sorting activities on learning strategies studied in John Hattie's book "Visible Learning". This activity goes together with the "Visible Learning" Power Point that is for sale in my TPT store for $4.99. The strip sorting activity itself may be of some benefit, but it will truly be beneficial along with the presentation. Directions for Strip Sorting Activity: 1. Cut up various strategies into strips (one strip per strategy). 2. Make one set of strips per group. 3. Plac

Encourage your Social Studies students to put their critical thinking skills to work using this "Document Analysis" sheet. In addition to giving students a focus when studying historical documents, it also requires students to cite evidence, identify purpose, and form inquiries. Thanks for shopping! Jason King

Get your students started on keeping a reader response journal for any book they are reading. This free resource provides starter questions and ideas for students as they begin to keep reader response journals. Includes journal ideas for students to use before reading the book as well as during the reading of the book. Thanks for shopping! Jason King