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This is a unique three day project where students must do three activities based on Freedom Writer's Diary. There are three activities worth two points, three worth three points and three worth five points. The goal is for a student to complete ten points worth of activities to complete the Perfect 10. It is a lot of fun and takes up a good amount of class time to do.

These are 18 unique prompts that students can use to work on the RAFT format. Lots of different and fun options for students to work on. Recommended for struggling writers as it provides a guide of how to best write.

This is a short answer test for Macbeth. There are eight questions that deal with the entirety of the book. I have students answer at least six. If you have them take notes while reading, I allow the students to use their notes. Enjoy!

This is a unique week-long project on George Orwell's Animal Farm. There are nine different components to the project and students only have to do three. There are written, artistic, and a unique social media aspect to this project as well. The students always enjoy working on it. Enjoy!

This is a test on 12 Angry Men. There are ten multiple choice questions and four short answers involved.

This is a great project for a research paper, or just to help students understand stocks. I have given a list of companies, along with with their symbol and price. Students will compare the prices and write a unique essay about which one they believe is the best. Took my students about a week. All enjoyed this project greatly.

This note sheet is perfect to use when lecturing about the Crusades or when putting together a Crusades Powerpoint. It covers the cause of the crusades, later Crusades and the Reconquista. Just print and enjoy!

For this unique project, students will pretend to be Willy Loman in modern times and pitch to the investors on Shark Tank. They will need to create or devise a unique invention and pitch it. Lots of fun activities could come from this lesson...

This is a cute creative writing assignment asking students to write about the emotional support peacock that was removed from an airplane. They can write from the perspective of a flight attendant, passenger, owner of the peacock or the peacock itself.

This unique project offers students nine different projects based on Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. For this project, students must complete three projects equaling ten points. Normally for me this project takes about a week for students to conclude.

This fantastic project is the Romeo and Juliet Perfect 10. Students must complete three different assignments, and they are all super creative. Lots of unique aspects to this assignment, including a social media component. Will take about a week of class time depending on how the students do with it. Enjoy!

This is an exam on fascism. It hits the period between World Wars I and II. There are 18 fill ins and five short answers. It was desgined for a special needs high school class but is good for any grade level. Enjoy!

This is one of my favorite activities. You turn your classroom into Lord of the Flies. This four-day activity has a strict set of guidelines and is a real fun activity for the students and teachers to take part in. There are a lot of unique things to be done with this.

Students will work on a unique week long project where they will create a sequel to Moby Dick that has a similarity to a work of today in film or television. This project gets the students excited about creative writing, and it also allows them to show off illustration and presentation skills.

This is a 40 question vocabulary exam. It includes 20 definitions, 20 sentences, and students must make 7 of their own sentences. Works well with the previous four vocabulary quizzes I am offering.

For this unique project, students will be pretending to be inventors for the show Shark Tank. The teacher and students will be investors looking to purchase a stake in the company. Very fun project that the students always enjoy taking part in.

This is a quick fun writing prompt for Moby Dick.

This is a 20 question capitalization quiz. There are twenty unique sentences with one capitalization error in each sentence. Students must find the mistake and correct it.

This is an exam on The Most Dangerous Game. There are ten multiple choice questions and five short answer questions. I allow students to use their notes as I teach a special needs course and it allows for it in their IEPs. Enjoy!

This is a two-page note sheet on the Byzantine Empire. I used this to refer to while lecturing for a World History course. Includes information on Constantinople and the Justinian Code