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This handout will help students better understand how to correctly cite and introduce direct evidence in MLA style. This is meant to be a refresher or introduction to introducing direct quotes into a larger piece of work (like an essay). This is a great reference for middle schoolers or underclassmen in high school who may need a quick refresher on how to properly give credit where credit is due!

This package includes pre-reading, during reading, and post-reading activities while analyzing "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell. Check out the preview file to see everything that is in store for this unit.... it will make planning a breeze! This package is filled with interactive activities and projects for students. There is even a suggested calendar to keep you on track! Key skills include making inferences using context clues, citing direct evidence, and character analysis. Stu

I have compiled a list of 9 weeks worth of vocabulary words for your high school students. Each week, students will be responsible for knowing one root word, with two additional vocab words that correspond to the root. There is also a graphic organizer attached, where students make "flippable" vocabulary entries (easier for studying) with post-it notes. This way, students' words stay organized and they don't have to create new flashcards-- they can study straight from their paper! See the previ

Did you like the first bundle of Sticky Vocab? I'm glad to see you're back for more! This time around, here is simply a second list of 9 weeks worth of vocabulary words. Students will, once again, get a root word and two vocabulary words to go with the root. See my store for the first Sticky Vocab bundle, which includes a handout to use for vocabulary!