Unleash creativity and deepen literary analysis with this engaging duo of activities for S.E. Hinton’s classic novel, The Outsiders. Designed to cater to students from 6th to 10th grade, these projects will enhance understanding and appreciation of the novel through visual and collaborative learning. Collaborative Poster This group activity encourages students to work together to create a large-scale poster that captures the essence of “The Outsiders.” Each student or group is responsible for a section of the poster, focusing on themes, key events, or character analysis. The activity culminates in assembling the sections to form a comprehensive visual representation of the novel. This is an excellent way for students to engage with the text and each other, promoting teamwork and a deeper understanding of the novel’s complexities. 2 size options included - 25 page large poster and 30 page smaller poster. Character Collage Worksheet Encourage individual creativity with the Character Collage activity. Students choose one of the key characters (Ponyboy, Johnny, Dally, Cherry) and create a collage using images, symbols, and quotes from the novel that reflect the character’s traits, motivations, conflicts, and relationships. This activity not only allows for artistic expression but also strengthens students’ analytical skills as they delve into the character’s role and development in the story.

This novel study unit is designed to guide Grade 4 - 6 students through a thorough understanding of the book Nim’s Island by Wendy Orr. The unit includes chapter summaries, key vocabulary words, comprehension questions, differentiated activities, extension activities, literary elements, and assessment options. It includes the following: Chapter Summaries aiding students in recalling significant events and characters. Key Vocabulary Words and their definitions from each chapter to boost student’s vocabulary. Comprehension Questions range from recall to analytical, developing a deeper understanding of the text. Differentiated Activities accommodate students who require additional support. Extension Activities allow students to apply their learning beyond the text with open-ended projects. Literary Elements explore literary devices like character development and plot, contributing to the story’s meaning. 2 x End of Unit assessment tasks Answer guides A link is provided in the download to access an editable version of the novel study guide to adapt to your student’s needs.

Unlock the full potential of Lois Lowry’s “The Giver” in your classroom with this comprehensive and immersive resource package. Designed to spark creativity, critical thinking, and deep discussion among students in grades 6-8, this bundle is the perfect addition to your literature curriculum. Collaborative Poster in Two Sizes Engage your students with a visually stunning poster available in two sizes, perfect for any classroom space. Featuring key characters, symbols, and themes from “The Giver,” this poster serves as a vibrant centerpiece for discussions and activities. Students collaborate to bring the poster to life, delving into the novel’s rich narrative and symbolism. Community Design Challenge Activity Challenge your students to think critically and creatively with the Utopian Community Design Challenge. This activity encourages groups to design their own societies, addressing the perceived flaws in “The Giver”'s community. Complete with a detailed student worksheet and a comprehensive teacher guide, this project fosters teamwork, presentation skills, and a deeper understanding of societal structures. Student Worksheet Guides students through the brainstorming and design process, ensuring a thoughtful and structured approach to their community creation. Teacher Guide Offers step-by-step instructions for implementing the activity, including preparation tips, discussion questions, and assessment criteria. Additional Activity Suggestions Enhance your novel study with two more engaging activities: Memory Transmission Project Students create and share personal or fictional memories, exploring the novel’s themes of memory and emotion. Symbolism and Theme Analysis A deep-dive into the symbols and themes of “The Giver,” culminating in creative projects that allow students to express their interpretations and insights. Why Choose This Resource Versatile and Engaging: From artistic collaboration to critical analysis and creative expression, this package offers a variety of activities to engage all types of learners. Ready-to-Use: Comes complete with all necessary materials and instructions, saving you preparation time and making implementation a breeze. Standards-Aligned: Designed with educational standards in mind, ensuring that your students are getting a meaningful and compliant learning experience. Builds Essential Skills: Encourages critical thinking, empathy, creativity, and effective communication, preparing students for future academic challenges. Transform your exploration of “The Giver” with this unique resource package, creating an unforgettable learning experience that goes beyond the pages of the book.

Engage your students in an immersive exploration of “The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane.” This product includes a collaborative colouring poster featuring captivating scenes and characters from the novel, available in two size options (Standard and Large). Additionally, students will dive deep into character perspectives through the Character Monologue Writing activity, fostering creativity, empathy, and critical thinking. Poster Details: Standard Size (30 Pages): Paper size 21 x 29.7 cm & Poster size 0.84 x 1.19 m Large Size(25 Pages): Paper size 21 x 29.7 cm & Poster size 1.05 x 1.49 m High-quality printable PDF format for easy printing and display in your classroom Character Monologue Activity: Objective: Delve into character perspectives by writing monologues for key characters from the novel. Includes a student worksheet with instructions, character assignment, and writing prompts. Teacher instruction sheet with activity steps, extension ideas, and example monologue for reference. Promotes critical analysis, creative writing skills, and empathy development. Product Features: Engaging and visually appealing collaborative poster for student collaboration and colouring activities. Thought-provoking character monologue writing activity to deepen understanding of character motivations and growth. Suitable for Grades 6-8, aligns with ELA standards, and encourages student participation and discussion.

Immerse your students in the magical world of “Bridge to Terabithia” with this comprehensive Novel Study Guide. Designed to enhance understanding, spark discussion, and promote engagement with the text, this guide is an essential resource for teaching this beloved novel. What’s Included: Author and Novel Background Information: Kickstart your unit with key information about the author, Katherine Paterson, and the background of “Bridge to Terabithia”. This introduction sets the stage for a deeper understanding of the novel. Comprehensive Comprehension Questions: Each chapter is accompanied by a set of comprehension questions that range from recall to analytical. These questions are designed to encourage students to think critically and develop a deeper understanding of the text. Key Vocabulary Words and Activities: Boost your students’ vocabulary with key words from each chapter. Definitions and engaging activities are provided to reinforce understanding and usage of these words. Extension Activities: Open-ended projects for each chapter allow students to apply their learning beyond the text. Differentiated Activities: Accommodate all learners with activities designed for students who require additional support or challenging assignments. Reading Strategy Questions: Enhance student understanding of the novel with a range of reading strategy questions for each chapter. These include summarising, questioning, clarifying, predicting, connecting, theme, setting, plot exploration, visualisation, context, cause and effect, and comparing and contrasting questions. End of Unit Assessment Tasks: Assess students’ understanding and engagement with the novel through a Creative Writing Task and Book Review. These assessments provide students with an opportunity to express their understanding in a creative and reflective way. Collaborative Poster: Bring the novel to life with a collaborative poster. Two size options are available to best suit your classroom needs. This poster serves as a visual reminder of the novel’s key themes and symbols. Google Slides Lessons: 18 Slides on the Theme of Gender Norms and Stereotypes along with character information from the novel. Included in this is a Canva link to a worksheet for toward the end of the slides.

Dive into the heartwarming tale of friendship, loyalty, and perseverance with our comprehensive “Charlotte’s Web” Novel Study Guide. This resource is part of the Literary Lighthouse series, designed to enhance students’ understanding and appreciation of E.B. White’s beloved classic, making it an engaging and educational journey from start to finish. This Novel Study Guide includes: Pre-Reading Questions: Kickstart students’ curiosity with thought-provoking questions designed to pique interest and set the stage for the story. Daily Reading Log: Encourage consistent reading habits and comprehension with a structured daily reading log. Reading Journal Pages: Three unique journal page templates provide space for reflections, questions, and observations, fostering a deeper connection with the text. Character Analysis Worksheets: Develop students’ understanding of character development and motivations with detailed analysis worksheets. Vocabulary Printable: Novel vocabulary words that can be printed for a word wall or word web. Setting Worksheet: Explore the importance of setting in the story and its impact on the characters and plot. Theme Worksheets: Delve into the themes of friendship, loyalty, and perseverance with dedicated worksheets that tie back to the story. Chapter Analysis Worksheets: Detailed sheets for each chapter encourage students to analyze and understand key events, character actions, plot developments and new vocabulary terms. Chapter Summaries: Concise summaries of each chapter aid comprehension and recall, ensuring students grasp the main points of the story. 30-Page Collaborative Poster: A fun and interactive group activity that results in a beautiful, large-scale representation of key themes and elements of the book. Spider Investigation Activities: Engaging activities to educate on the parts of a spider with practical web activities. Book Review: Book review template for students to analyze and write a review on the novel. Answer Key for Student Questions: A comprehensive answer key provides responses to the student questions, making grading or reviewing quick and easy. This “Charlotte’s Web” Novel Study Guide is a fantastic resource for teachers and homeschooling parents alike. It provides a structured, in-depth exploration of the book, and is designed to cater to different learning styles, making it a versatile addition to your toolkit.

Dive deep into the heartwarming story of “The One and Only Ivan” with this comprehensive and engaging classroom resource! Perfect for students in grades 6 to 8, this package brings Katherine Applegate’s beloved novel to life through collaborative art, critical thinking activities, and reflective writing. What’s Included Collaborative Poster in Two Sizes: Choose from two convenient sizes to fit your classroom space. Whether you have a large wall to fill or a smaller area, these beautifully designed posters featuring Ivan, Ruby, and their friends will become a vibrant centerpiece of your classroom. Each section of the poster is ready for your students to color, bringing the characters and themes of the novel to life through collaborative creativity. Six Suggested Novel Activities: Enhance your novel study with six engaging activities designed to deepen understanding and foster empathy. Activities include “Ivan’s Art Gallery Exhibition,” “The Great Debate: Captivity vs. The Wild,” and “Create Your Own Animal Sanctuary,” among others. Each activity is crafted to complement themes from the novel and encourage students to explore their thoughts and feelings about the story. Student Worksheet and Exemplar for Character Perspective Journal Task: A detailed worksheet guides students through the process of writing journal entries from the perspectives of Ivan, Ruby, Stella, or Bob. An exemplar journal entry provides a model of reflective writing, helping students grasp the depth and emotion of the characters’ experiences. This task encourages empathy and understanding, allowing students to connect personally with the novel’s characters. Why You’ll Love This Resource Versatile and Comprehensive: From art to debate to reflective writing, this package covers a wide range of activities that cater to different learning styles and classroom needs. Ready to Use: Everything you need is included, with clear instructions for each activity and minimal preparation required. Standards-Aligned: Activities are designed to align with common core standards for grades 6-8, ensuring that your novel study is both engaging and educationally sound. Builds Key Skills: Students will develop critical thinking, empathy, creative expression, and persuasive writing skills as they explore the themes of the novel.

Embark on a literary adventure with our free “Charlotte’s Web-Quest” resource! This engaging and educational package is designed to enhance students’ understanding and appreciation of E.B. White’s classic tale, “Charlotte’s Web” and provide an investigation into spiders. This free resource includes: Two Reading Journal Pages: Encourage students to delve deeper into the text with our thoughtfully designed reading journal pages. These pages provide space for students to record their thoughts, questions, and observations as they read, fostering a deeper connection with the text. Charlotte Character Analysis Sheet: Help students explore the character of Charlotte with our character analysis sheet. This worksheet guides students to consider Charlotte’s traits, actions, and motivations, enhancing their understanding of this complex and beloved character. Charlotte’s Web-Quest: Take learning beyond the book with our exciting spider webquest! This interactive activity encourages students to research and learn more about spiders and their webs, mirroring the curiosity and discovery found in “Charlotte’s Web”. This “Charlotte’s Web-Quest” resource is a fantastic tool for teachers and homeschooling parents alike. It provides a sneak-peak of the book, allows students to investigate the world of spiders. The best part? It’s completely free! Download your copy today and bring the magic of “Charlotte’s Web” to life in your classroom.

Engage your students in a fun and creative activity with this Nim’s Island collaborative poster project! Students will work together to create a colorful and informative poster that features important themes, characters, and events from the beloved children’s book and movie, Nim’s Island. The poster includes space for students to respond to short writing prompts related to the story. This activity is perfect for elementary school students in grades 2-5, and can be used as a supplement to literature or film studies. It encourages collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity, while also providing opportunities for students to practice writing skills. What’s Included: Instructions for setting up and completing the collaborative poster project 2 printable poster templates with space for students to add their own illustrations and writing The 2 size options include 25 Page – Large Poster - page size 21 x 29.7 cm & poster size 1.05 x 1.49 m and a 30 Page – Small Poster -page size 13 x 21.7 cm & poster size 0.77 x 1.09 m Writing prompts that encourage reflection on the story