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Hunt or Help? A fast-paced ethical survival game. This activity allows students to think critically before reading the short story The Most Dangerous Game in just 10 minutes. Students will be faced with real world inspired scenarios and must decide: will they hunt for survival or help for ethics? Each choice earns or loses points, sparking discussion about morality, intelligence, and the human instinct to survive. At the end of the activity, class discussion answers vary from student to student

Holiday mayhem is almost among us! If you are looking for a quick review task cards during the holiday season, look no further. These task cards are great to keep the students engaged and still have fun during this season! What's included: 5 Holiday themed Task Cards Answer keyFL BEST Standards aligned After purchasing this product, you can download it to any device. Please feel free to contact me if you encounter any issues, so I can address them accordingly. ***Be sure to follow my store for a

Don't let poetry be a daunting task in your ELA class. This quick poetry notes presentation is designed to make poetry more approachable. It includes simple notes on the types of poetry, poetic devices, and how to analyze a poem. By breaking down poetry, your students will find it much easier to understand. It's a resource that will boost your student's confidence and enhance their reading experience. What's included: 10-page PowerPoint Presentation Also, this resource pairs well with the "Poetr

Are you tired of hearing year after year from students “ I don’t like poetry, poetry sucks or why do we even have to learn about poetry?” These words couldn’t be any truer. Well look no further! This easy poetry analysis encourages students to break it down into four parts: from their first impression all the way to the theme of the poem. The guiding questions in each box can be used for any poem. At the end of the activity, you can have the students type or write everything they have wrote in t

Engage your students with this visually appealing PowerPoint presentation that dives into two important literary concepts: Point of View and Irony. Perfect for any classroom instruction. What's included: 13 page PDFexamples for each concept.Once purchased, it is available to download. If there are any issues with the product, feel free to contact me to address the problem accordingly. Thank you! :)

Transform your student's creativity with this engaging "Create your own God or Goddess" project. This project is designed for Middle School and High School students, which highly encourages them to think outside the box by expressing their creativity. Students will design their own deity based on what they know about mythology. When I gave this project to my students, they absolutely loved it and even went beyond to what I required them to do! What's included: Step by step project guide: detaile

Get ready for a frightful fun time! Sometimes middle school students can use a brain break especially in this haunting season! I have created a spooky word search that can be used during this time of year. Middle school or not, everyone can take part in a ghoulish day of word searching. Word Searches are perfect for: Classroom ActivitiesHalloween PartiesFun at homeFeatures: 30 Halloween themed wordscute spooky designseasy to read layouts for all agesgreat way to get into the Halloween Spiri

Task cards are a great way to motivate student thinking especially for those who always finish their assignments early and can even be used in small groups. Each task card focuses on essential reading skills that align with the standards. The cards encourage critical thinking skills and challenges students to dive into the reading. What's included: 7 task cards: All task cards contain Part A and Part B multiple-choice questions Answer KeyEngaging excerptsThe product is available to download once

This choice board is great for students to use their creative minds and apply what they learned throughout the story. Each box contains different activities to choose from such as character portraits, radio interview, and so much more.

As students are learning how to write an argumentative essay, they can use this simple guideline to help them visualize what they need to have in their essay.