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A Doll's House Found Poem and Multiple Choice test Assessment digital resource
I love using found poetry as a method of assessment. I typically use this found poem in conjunction with a more traditional multiple-choice and essay test after reading Ibsen's A Doll's House. Students reflect on themes found in the play as they pay close attention to diction and learn more about poetry and the choices authors make through the creation of their own poetry.Adaptable to any text.Ready to plug-and play in your digital classroom. Editable. Can also be printed and handed out to s
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â A Doll's House Bundle EOC Prep Choice Board MCQ Constructed Response Digital
A Doll's House Bundle EOC Prep Choice Board MCQ Constructed Response Digital
A bundle of resources for you to use in your teaching of the play, A Doll's House, by Henrik Ibsen. Developed and used with all levels of English 10 as well as AP English literature. Give your students voice and choice while engaging them in their learning.Pre-readingDuring ReadingAfter Reading-Color by number sheet for a fun EOC style review with 8 inferential multiple choice questions. Research Presentation project with Rubric, template, and exampleQR CODE Background builder activity with di
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9th - 12th
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"The Lady, or the Tiger" Quickwrites EOC test prep RL.10.1 ACES digital resource
I developed this product for use in an Honors English II class. Students first respond to the common prompt before we read. I gave them ten minutes to write, and then they volunteered to share their responses. Then, after we read, I had students complete the remaining prompts. They then chose a peer group for peer review after they completed a self-assessment/editing session.--Reviews the ACES writing strategy--Teaches students to analyze literature, particularly characterizationI have also d
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9th - 10th
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"This Living Hand, Now Warm and Capable" Poetry Analysis Close Reading FALL EOC
With this assignment, students read John Keat's "This Living Hand, Now Warm and Capable" and complete the graphic organizer to aid in their understanding of the poem. Then follow the ritual of close reading to consider what the title means and the impact of the figurative language and imagery in the poem, as well as to determine tone and theme. Finally, students are asked to select a theme to explore in the text, and use the ACES writing method to analyze the author's development of that theme
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Halloween-Themed Suspense Resources Secondary ELA Standards based fun
Macbeth Found Poem Summative Assessment
I love using found poetry as a method of assessment. I typically use this found poem in conjunction with a more traditional multiple-choice and essay test after reading Shakespeare's Macbeth. Students reflect on themes found in the play as they pay close attention to diction and learn more about poetry and the choices authors make through the creation of their own poetry.Adaptable to any text.Ready to plug-and play in your digital classroom. Editable. Can also be printed and handed out to st
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9th - 12th
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Oedipus the King Quickwrites: Constructed Responses EOC test prep RL.10.1
I developed this product for use in an Honors English II class. Students chose a prompt to respond to at the start of each class. I gave them ten minutes to write, and then they volunteered to share their responses to each prompt. These were perfect bellringers or warmups for our Oedipus and tragic heroes unit. Students have choice, it helps all students to discuss the text, make connections, and deepen their understandings. On day 5 of reading, my students had to choose two prompts to resp
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9th - 10th
Also included in:Â Oedipus Rex: Daily writing, summative assessments, creative (growing bundle)
Tone ACES Writing: "Phenomenal Woman" RL.10.4 EOC test Prep
I have used this 4-step method for identifying tone successfully for years in my high school English classes! This hyperdoc is ready to plug and play in your Google Classroom, and it can be edited to use with any poems you choose. This assignment is currently loaded with Maya Angelou's "Phenomenal Woman."I have used this lesson as a review of tone, at the end of a poetry unit, as a tie-in to a women's rights unit, and as standardized test practice review. Scaffolded supports built in (audio of t
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9th - 10th
Also included in:Â Analyzing Tone/Word Choice/Diction EOC Test Prep Bundle NC RI/RL.10.4
Rosa Parks Historical Fiction R.L. 9.1-9.10 10.1-10.10 and 11.1-12.10
Great for Black History Month. Covers all standards of Common Core Reading:. Literature. 9.1-9.10 and 10.1-10.10text evidenceword meaningstoneauthor's purpose and choicestwo different mediumshistorical fictionrosa parkscartoon drawinggraphic organizersthemecomplex characterspoint of view/cultural experiencesource materialread proficientlyeasy to read rubricscovers all R.L. common core standards 9.1-10.10
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9th - 12th
Oedipus Found Poem Summative Assessment digital resource
I love using found poetry as a method of assessment. I typically use this found poem in conjunction with a more traditional multiple-choice and essay test after reading Sophocles' Oedipus Rex. Students reflect on themes found in the play as they pay close attention to diction and learn more about poetry and the choices authors make through the creation of their own poetry.Adaptable to any text.Ready to plug-and play in your digital classroom. Editable. Can also be printed and handed out to s
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Oedipus Rex: Daily writing, summative assessments, creative (growing bundle)
Close Reading/ACES Writing: Oedipus Rex Act 3 Scene 4 rubric peer editing RL10.1
I developed this lesson to accompany a close re-reading of a key scene in Oedipus Rex.This resource includes prompts to choose from, a mini-lesson on the ACES writing strategy, a graphic organizer, a rubric, a peer-editing form (slideshow and printable) and a self-editing guide as well as an ACES graphic organizer that can be printed.Students either choose their groups or are placed into groups. Then assign each group a prompt. After they write their response, they exchange papers and peer edi
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Oedipus Rex: Daily writing, summative assessments, creative (growing bundle)
Mythology: Elements, Summarizing, Evaluating a summary
handouts can be made into bookmarksprovides examplesvisual makes learning elements more engaging and effectivediscusses structure, purpose, and elementsModels making inferences about cultural implicationsteaches main idea and key details through summaryteaches evaluating summaries for better writing and reading skillsgreat for teacher-provided noteshandouts to be used for reading and writing analysis rubrics
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9th - 12th
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