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A creative final project for Murder on the Orient Express. Create a fun Detective Evidence Board that connects every character with the Armstrong case and their Evidence. From Poirot's initial suspicions to solving the case, this project tests students understanding in a creative and fun way! Bundle Multiple Murder on the Orient Express Activities and Save!

A bundle of Murder on the Orient Express activities that include: Lindbergh baby kidnapping pre-reading activity Character flash cards Armstrong Connection activity Murder Notes Activity Final Creative Project - Murder Evidence Board

Murder on the Orient Express pre-reading / Research Activity. Research the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case file. Research the actual case that started the novel. Follow up the case with a discussion about crimes involving children, especially from wealthy families, and how they affect people so strongly. Also a discussion on how wealth and status change the way people respond to tragedy Bundle Multiple Murder on the Orient Express Activities and Save!

Put a face to their name and keep track of the many characters and their interviews with these character flash cards. Let's be honest, there are a lot of characters in this novel. These character flash cards help students study and keep track of each character. Bundle Multiple Murder on the Orient Express Activities and Save!

Help students understand how everyone in the Armstrong case are connected with this activity. Designed to be done during the final part of the novel when Poirot connects everyone to the Armstrong case.

Murder Notes Activity while reading Murder on the Orient Express. Solve the case with Poirot. Notes are designed to be taken while reading Part two of Murder on the Orient Express through the end. Students will take notes on the suspects Alibi, behavior, connections, and more as they read the novel. Bundle Multiple Murder on the Orient Express Activities and Save!

A fun and creative activity for students to write their 2025 New Years resolutions this year! Give your students four resolution foldable options: Personal success, education success, fun resolutions, and a blank foldable. Simply cut, fold, and write your resolutions!

Accountability comprehension for independent reading. Bookmark prompts for any novel. Students will be held accountable for their reading. Simple Accountability. Middle School school students will easily be held accountable with their reading. THIS IS THE MIDDLE SCHOOL VERSION: See link below for a high school version. High School Bookmark PromptsHow it works: If a novel is around 300 pages, place one bookmark every 30 pages with the 11th bookmark at the end of the book. If a novel is around 200

Accountability comprehension for independent reading. Bookmark prompts for any novel. Students will be held accountable for their reading. Simple Accountability. High school students will easily be held accountable with their reading. This is intended for high school. For a middle school version see link below: Middle School Bookmark PromptsHow it works: If a novel is around 300 pages, place one bookmark every 30 pages with the 11th bookmark at the end of the book. If a novel is around 200 pages

Greatest classroom engagement debate activity of the year! Waffles vs Pancakes! Teach debate skills in a fun way with this debate activity. This is an engaging activity for your students. Debate a topic that they will get interested from the start. Take your debate lesson to the next level. Waffles vs Pancakes is that topic! I have provided the debate preparation for students to pick a side and answer questions to get ready for the debate. Also provided is a google slide presentation explaining

Three Essay topics for the Cask of Amontillado with an outline for five paragraph essay. Topics are explained in more detail with an outline breaking down each paragraph. Example topic and breakdown: Topic 1: "Explore the theme of revenge in 'The Cask of Amontillado.' How does Edgar Allan Poe use irony and symbolism to develop the relationship between Montresor and Fortunato, and how do these literary devices contribute to the story's overall impact?" Use textual evidence.Revenge, Irony, and Sym

Make the book fun and relatable to students through movies. The relationship of George and Lennie is not unique. This type of duo is seen throughout movies, shows and even video games! This Google slide presentation describes clips of six movies and TV shows that demonstrates this type of relationship. After the presentation students will answer a short worksheet explaining this unique relationship and going into detail with an example from the slides or of their own. Movie clips include:The Iro

Chaos is a major theme of the novel LOTF. This activity with reflection demonstrates how quickly chaos can take over when there is no order. Students will be out of their seats experiencing firsthand how quickly chaos can happen when there is no order. This is just the slides needed for the activity, reflection questions and instructions. You will need some simple supplies to make this activity work. Supplies you will need:A box Any random building supplies (Anything will do. I've done popsicle

Lord of the Flies Beast Game is the most engaging classroom game your students will beg you to play again and again. The game connects to the themes of the novel with the fear of the unknown and chaos. "Maybe the Beast is us.."Each night the two players who have the Beast card kill a survivor and when day comes the survivors vote to who they suspect the Beasts may be. If the Survivors kill the Beasts first, they win, if the Beasts kill all survivors, the Beasts win. Survivors have some hidden p

The best Lord of the Flies pre-reading activity. Engage your students with 12 thought provoking and vibrant prompts before they read LOTF. A paper copy is included to help students explain their rational. Students can move around the room in this activity as they make decisions if they agree or disagree on themes from the novel. Afterwards they will be able to explain their reasoning for each prompt with a paper copy of the prompts. Want a fun game to play at any point in the novel that your

This To Kill a Mockingbird activity will help students get to know author Harper Lee. Students will learn of her Early Life, Education, Writing career, Books, Later years, and Death. There are two versions. One normal Fill in the blank and one that gives students hints to what the blank is looking for. Ex: (Her Hometown), (Place She Moved to).. This is not a word-for-word, fill in the blank, activity. Students will need to read the article about the author to understand the questions being asked

This author research activity is perfect to discover who John Steinbeck is before reading any of his famous novels. Topics include: John's early life and education, writing career, awards, later life, wives and children, and his death. This is not a word-for-word, fill in the blank, activity. Students will need to read the article about the author to understand the questions being asked. Example:Part of the passage says:"In 1919, Steinbeck enrolled at Stanford University — a decision that had m

This Lord of the Flies activity will help students get to know author William Golding. Students will learn of his Early Life, Teaching, World War II, Lord of the Flies, Accolades, as well as his Legacy. This is not a word-for-word, fill in the blank, activity. Students will need to read the article about the author to understand the questions being asked. Example: Part of the passage says: "In 1934, a year before he graduated, William published his first work, a book of poetry aptly entitled Po

Teaching Students how to use in-text citations can be easy and enjoyable. These lecture slides help guide students through the rules and examples of in-text citations. The lecture is easy to present and have fun gifs to keep the students interest. While presenting the lecture students are taking guided notes which are included. After the lecture a google form quiz can be taken. Interest in other MLA lessons? Check out these: MLA Foldable Pocket Guide: https://tinyurl.com/anzy4bkt MLA Puzzle G

This Activity is based on short story: What, of this Goldfish, would you wish on HMH. Students will research three folk tale characters and then compare them to the main character of the short story and finish with an essay. After reading the short story, pick one of the three a folk tale characters to research and do a comparison analysis with the character Sergei from the story. Choose between King Midas, Rumpelstiltskin, and the (original) Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen. Research