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Use this Google Slide to review characterization, specifically the difference between direct and indirect. It details the difference between direct and indirect, dynamic vs static, round vs flat, the STEAL method and examples. Really awesome and straightforward!

NO PREP DIGITAL ACTIVITY: This 9-slide Digital Google Slides Vision Board for 7th-12th graders is perfect for ELA classrooms! It includes editable icons for easy customization and creative prompts like “My Circle of Allies” and “The Road to My Goals.” Students can reflect on 2025, set goals for 2026, and express themselves through visuals and writing, making this an engaging and personalized activity for the new year. #Google Slides #Creative #New Year's Activity #Back to School #Vision Board

Download this free PDF of No Fear Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet, a side-by-side modern English translation and original text to support ELA teachers in making Shakespeare accessible to students!

Engage your students in an interactive exploration of Greek mythology with this Greek Mythology Google Slides Project! In groups, students will choose from seven classic myths— Pandora’s Box, Icarus and Daedalus, Echo and Narcissus, Persephone and the Underworld, Orpheus and Eurydice, Theseus and the Minotaur, or King Midas—and create an informative and visually engaging presentation. Perfect for middle and high school ELA or mythology units, this project promotes critical thinking, collabor

In this ELA-themed Taboo game, players must get their team to guess key literary terms without using certain "taboo" words. For example, if the word is "metaphor," players can't say "comparison," "like," or "as." Split into teams, each player has one minute to describe as many terms as possible without breaking the taboo word rules. Guessing correctly earns points, and passing moves to the next term. The game covers a range of ELA terms, from figurative language and grammar to literary analysis

Printable & Self-Grading Google Form | TEKS-AlignedThis ready-to-use quiz covers Fahrenheit 451 Part 1: The Hearth and the Salamander. Includes 20 rigorous multiple-choice questions that assess theme, characterization, symbolism, irony, and more—all aligned to 9th Grade TEKS. What's Included: ✅ Printable PDF (student copy + answer key) ✅ Self-grading Google Form ✅ TEKS-aligned, STAAR-style questions ✅ Great for in-class or digital learning Perfect for quick assessments, comprehension check

Use this presentation to reveal the inspiration (the Hossack Family) and provide historical context to the play "Trifles" by Susan Glaspell.

This test prep packet for the English 1/2 STAAR EOC exam includes the following: Revising and Editing -History of St. Patrick’s Day from History.com - 4 questions, covering TEKS 9Bi, 9Dv, and 9DviAnswer Key with detailed rationales

Engage your students with a deep and thoughtful analysis of Emily Dickinson’s classic poem, "Hope is the Thing with Feathers," using this detailed TPFASTT framework! Perfect for middle and high school ELA classes, this resource will guide your students step by step through each element of the TPFASTT analysis:TitleParaphraseFigurative LanguageAttitude/ToneShiftsTitle (Revisited)ThemeThis resource includes:TPFASTT Graphic Organizer: A visually appealing organizer that helps students break down th

Download this free resource to see the breakdown of both the Extended Constructed Response and the Short Constructed Response for the English STAAR redesign!

Use this fun Grammar activity to review sentence construction, punctuation, capitalization, grammar and spelling with your students! Awesome to use right before testing to quickly refresh memory on grammar rules. Directions: In groups of 2-3 you must work together to correct the following sentences on a blank sheet of paper. *If you would like to turn this into an activity have students get in groups, and the group that corrects the sentence the fastest and raises their hand first can receive a

Engage your students with this thoughtfully crafted 20-question quiz on Act 4 of Romeo and Juliet! Featuring a mix of challenging multiple-choice and true/false questions, this assessment encourages critical thinking and ensures deep comprehension of the play’s key themes, characters, and events. It also includes an answer key and self-grading Google Form.

Print Out AND Digital Quiz Available!Engage your students with this thoughtfully crafted 20-question quiz on Act 2 of Romeo and Juliet! Featuring a mix of challenging multiple-choice and true/false questions, this assessment encourages critical thinking and ensures deep comprehension of the play’s key themes, characters, and events. It also includes an answer key and self-grading Google Form.

Start the year building strong connections! This double-sided questionnaire for grades 6–12 helps you learn about your students’ interests, goals, learning preferences, and personalities. Perfect for the first day, advisory, or icebreakers, it’s quick to complete and gives you valuable insight to support your students all year long.

Use this awesome Short Constructed Response template to familiarize students with the English STAAR SCR template and rubric. Implement the ACE Strategy so they practice answering, citing and explaining their response. This will ensure they get the full 2 points for the STAAR test.

Engage your students with this thoughtfully crafted 20-question quiz on Act 3 of Romeo and Juliet! Featuring a mix of challenging multiple-choice and true/false questions, this assessment encourages critical thinking and ensures deep comprehension of the play’s key themes, characters, and events. It also includes an answer key and self-grading Google Form.

In this engaging classroom activity, students review comma rules while playing a fun game of "trashketball." The teacher provides sentences on a screen or board with missing or incorrect commas. Students work in teams to correct the sentences on whiteboards or notebook paper. For every correct answer, a team earns a chance to shoot a ball (such as a crumpled piece of paper) into a trash can from various distances, each distance corresponding to different point values. The team with the most poin

Heads Up! Icebreaker Game for the First Day of SchoolStart the school year with a fun and engaging icebreaker! In this game, students guess a word on their forehead by asking yes/no questions. With over 100 words to choose from (people, places, and things), it’s a great way for students to get to know each other. Instructions:Print, cut, and laminate the cards before playing.Includes:100+ words to guess fromEasy-to-follow instructionsPerfect for any classroom setting!

This fully planned activity is perfect for Kindness month, and can be done virtually or on paper! This activity helps foster a culture of kindness and empathy within the classroom or community, develop students' writing and communication skills, and encourage reflection on the positive impact of kind gestures. INCLUDES: ObjectiveTeacher InstructionsLesson PlanDigital Letter Template

This awesome and highly structured template will help your students stay on track when writing their essay. It breaks down the essay into 4 parts: Introduction Body Paragraph 1 Body Paragraph 2 Conclusion Additionally, it offers explanations for parts of the essay such as how to write a hook, bridge, thesis, etc... Thank you for purchasing, and I hope it is of great use to you and your students!