Lisa Cherry

divided into Anglo Saxon, Middle Ages, Renaissance, 17th/18th century, Romantic, Victorian Modern historical facts, religion, where literature was circulated, views on writers/writing, why author's composed works, kinds of literary works produced

15 questions total

questions cover all DOK levels, graphic novel

covers all DOK levels, graphic novel

questions cover all DOK levels for this graphic novel

students select acceptable thesis statements amongst groups of bad ones, students are guided to write a thesis statement for Those Winter Sundays as thematic and technical elements are identified for them

34 slide Power Point covering ethos, pathos, logos, and 11 different logical fallacies (post hoc, red herring straw man, etc.); video example from real life for each term

covers all DOK levels, graphic novel

creative activity requiring students to make cross curricular connections, i.e. Iago is an octagon because he has so many fake sides to his personality, geometric shapes chart provided as well as example from a "pretend play"

packet includes full set of directions for students and accompanying rubrics: Shark Tank project pitch, video blogs, article summaries, live presentation

9 slides, defining annotation and its benefits, 5 steps in close reading, sample text that is annotated is included

20 question, some visual accompany ethos, logos, pathos questions

critical thinking questions with line numbers from the play to assist struggling students

matching plot facts and character statements

students complete worksheet as they read

true/false statements with some humor mixed in, ACROSTIC assignment included with the word "Othello"

students complete as they read

12 questions, multiple choice

10 slides that explain the corporate/business model Genius Hour came from as well as ideas for projects; video link included

overview of the selection, group reading activity and chart for Feminist points