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These are worksheets for students to use while reading the novel Lord of the Flies. The first three chapters are free, and can be found at my store. I will also have a bundle for the whole novel, including essay materials, posted soon. This packet includes *A list of CCSS standards and objectives that relate *Comprehension questions *Reflection activities - Reflection questions that model and prompt students to use text evidence with parenthetical citations -A chance to reflect on import

This bundle has reading worksheets for the entire LOTF novel, and an essay packet to go along with it. This will include Reading Worksheets with *A list of CCSS standards and objectives that relate * short list of useful vocabulary terms *background on the book *Comprehension questions *Reflection activities -Worksheets discussing the symbolism of the conch shell and fire -A graphic organizer comparing the main characters -A chance to reflect on important quotations -Reflection question

These are designed for 1:1 classroom. I have a month of short and sweet entry tasks, exit tickets, or short activities designed to help students on the SAT’s. Here are the types of resources I have created: Grammar videos to teach or review basic grammar concepts, short reading passages from popular YA novels with SAT style comprehension questions, vocabulary Practice to teach or review vocab, Root word practice, figurative Language practice with popular song, and a pretest or review on the par

Ever have trouble making Shakespeare seem fun? Students hate reading poetry? This unit is designed to pair sonnets with modern songs, to help students conceptualize how Shakespeare's poetry is more relevant than they think. It also includes a Prezi with videos, discussion questions, and an introduction into Shakespeare. Great as a poetry unit, or as a precursor to one of Shakespeare's other works. This Resource Includes: A Prezi, complete with videos and visuals to guide you through worksheets

This packet is meant to be used during a lesson plan on the short story "The Monkey's Paw." This product includes: *A "think-pair-share" discussion to introduce the story *A short vocab review *Comprehension questions for each section of the story *Two reflection activities -A reflection on how the story alludes to the creation narrative (aligned with CCSS RL.9-10.9) -A reflection on the theme of the story (aligned with CCSS RL.9-10.2) *An answer key for your convenience

Lesson notes, sequencing, and instructions: • I plan to take a week on this unit. It could be shortened (by giving reading as homework) or lengthened (by adding other pieces of Canterbury Tales, writing assignments, or creative additions). But I wrote specifically to be a one week unit at the start of a new semester, before jumping into a Shakespeare unit. It includes: -A student packet -An essay prompt -A powerpoint to correspond with the text The Wife of Bath’s Tale Standards • RL.12.1: CITE

The Great War- Prelude to War Resource WHAT THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES • A worksheet meant to accompany the YouTube series “The Great War.” This worksheet specifically focuses on the first three videos of the series: Prelude to War. It is intended to introduce the causes of World War One. • Here is a link to the Video Series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB2vhKMBjSxMMg8xHeY2K-0ap9srI_zx7 • A link to a prezi: http://prezi.com/kpmynvl5me3b/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy o This Prezi h

Four CLOZE worksheets Worksheet 1: summarizing the first twelve books of the Odyssey Worksheet 2: Questions reflection on the Land of The Lotus- eaters Worksheet 3: A flowchart summarizing the death of Polyphemus Worksheet 4: A reflection sheet about Odysseus and his adventure in the land of the Cyclops Answers sheets and a Prezi to use JUST PRINT AND TEACH To view a copy of the worksheets, here is a link to the Prezi that accompanies them.

This is a PDF with major events in World History during the Interwar period. It focuses on China, Japan, Russia, Germany, and the United States.

This is a packet that helps students write an essay after completing a novel unit on Lord of the Flies. The prompt for the essay is: What causes people to behave like animals? Be sure to discuss both natural and nurtured causes. This packet includes: -A rubric for grading purposes •Background information on the topic •Three separate Brainstorming activities (graphic organizers) •A Thesis statement worksheet •An Introduction paragraph worksheet •Two different body paragraph outlines (followi

These are worksheets for students to use while reading the first three chapters of Lord of the Flies. This file is free to download, but I'll be posting more that follow the same style. I will also have a bundle for the whole novel, including essay materials, posted soon. This packet includes *A list of CCSS standards and objectives that relate * short list of useful vocabulary terms *background on the book *Comprehension questions *Reflection activities -Worksheets discussing the symbolism of

This is a characterization lesson designed to be used after reading books 1-5 of The Odyssey. It includes: -A Prezi to go with the lesson -A worksheet creating epithets for celebrities, -A worksheet identifying epithets used on Telemachus, Athena, and Odysseus -A handout modeling the STEAL characterization method -Two worksheets using the Steal characterization method on Odysseus and Telemachus

Close Reading Lesson Plan featuring: -Attractive Worksheet -Prezi with vocab, examples, helpful videos and tips -Designed to teach students to break down the text -Emphasis on summary skills

Hello, This is a six-day unit on the Wife Of Bath's tale. It is designed for Google Classroom. It has close reading, discussion questions, and is an adaptation to a previous resource I posted.

This includes two quizzes for the novel "The Greatest Generation." One is for the section "ordinary people" and the other is for the sections "heroes" and "home front." There is an answer key for multiple choice questions that includes what standards are being tested. These quizzes focuses on testinG standards: RI.12.1, RI.12.2, RI.12.3, RI.12.4, and RI.12.5

These are printable posters for the major standards for grade 12. I usually print of the power point in black and white onto brightly colored paper, laminate it, and hang them over my white board. I have rewritten the standards into student friendly we can statements. Or of you want something really simple and "trendy" there are also Hashtags slides representing the major skills emphasized. Hopefully this is useful to you!

This lesson is designed to get students to think about symbolism, color, and sameness while reading The Giver. The lesson starts by discussing generally ideas about color, and then looks at examples from Robert Frost and Taylor Swift. Lastly, there is a worksheet for close reading a passage in the book and write about the ideas. I hope this freebie is helpful in your classroom.

This is a collection of Google Docs and forms with quizzes, scene by scene questions, and activities. There is full set of resources here.

This is a template for a visually appealing syllabus that can be used as a printable. I left my syllabus as an example, but also two templates to use for your own class. There is a blue, black, and green option, or an orange, white, and blue option.

This is resource you can use to teach students how to identify logical fallacies (such as ad hominem and bandwagon) and how to identify the use of ethos, logos, and pathos. I used this with middle school debate class. I recommend showing a video or excerpt of the September 16, 2015 republican presidential debates. Have the students identify the fallacies and styles of various candidates, and then follow up with a discussion. I have included pictures of the candidates to help students with their