StefWoods

This GoogleSlide presentation has been a huge hit with my students. I teach students from inclusion to college prep level and they all love it. They especially like the part where we watch a variety of movie trailers and discuss the tone and mood of the trailers. The trailers are embedded into the slides from YouTube. My students are very visual learners so I made sure to add a lot of pictures and clips for them. I hope your students enjoy the lesson as much as mine do.

This is a power point driven by observations made while reading the novel. It ties together Panem life and today's world. While using this my students gained a deeper understanding of the novel. The power point also addresses multiple symbols from the book. There are plenty of visuals and explanations on each slide. It can also be used as an analysis study.

At the top of the word document a link is provided to take you to the original article from the Respect newsletter. The students read the text titled "Honoring Native Americans with a Racial Slur?" and answer the text questions that follow on the word document. This is Common Core Aligned and is a good quick informational text for high school students. I've used it in my classroom and the kids have enjoyed it, especially after we read about the Native Americans and the settlers. It brings a curr

Short answer questions to exhibit comprehension of chapter 2.

This project has many parts to it. There are several grades that can be earned by students for the parts completed. They will learn to work with a group and rephrase the language from the play. This one project can be applied to many different learners and the students tend to have fun doing this. I teach inclusion students and everyone benefits from this experience.