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Baz Luhrmann's adaptation of Romeo and Juliet is frequently used in the classroom. Use the film viewing guide to help your students clearly see how the director modernized the classic tragedy. 15 questions in total that cover the entire film.

Use this Slide Deck to help students share their ideas on the important characters, symbols, and themes of Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds. Great timesaver! - copy and paste each slide into a new frame in Jamboard and you have a great tool for interactive learning Use this as a whole class, virtual lesson, small groups, stations.

Google Slides with different options for backgrounds. Add in your daily class information and your Bitmoji and you are done!! Make a copy of the slide each day and update it. Display on your screen each day. Your students will have clear expectations for the class. Perfect for Middle School and High School - all contents. Share it on your Google Classroom - view only access - and your students will always know what was planned for the day. End the dreaded "What did I miss?" questions when

Get your students to think critically about their Independent Reading books. This simple to use response sheet can be printed and done on paper or easily post to Google Classroom and have a digital document. Students can use their responses to track important aspects of their reading for a final task or you can use it to check up on their reading comprehension.

Do you teach a grade level that is at a time where students are transitioning from one building to another? Or do you just want to know as much as possible about the skills your students have when they are walking in the door? Use this easy survey. Set up for 9th grade students, but could easily be adapted to another grade level. Students are asked about their level of knowledge and skills for various area of technology and other aspects of the classroom. Originally designed for the Englis

Start the year off by gathering all of the necessary information you need from your students. Customize and add in questions that are specific to your school / community. This works well for all grade levels - high school and middle school