Brighten up your classroom with this 11X17 inch poster from the iconic Act 1, Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet.

Brighten up your classroom with this 11X17 inch poster from Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery. The scene is at the train station.

Immerse your students into the deliberation room with this 12 Angry Men 11X17 inch poster. Contains quote from Juror 3.

Brighten up your classroom with this 11X17 inch poster from Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery. The scene is along The White Way of Delight.

Immerse your students into the deliberation room with this 12 Angry Men 18X24 inch poster. Contains quote from Juror 8.

Inspire your students with this 11X17 inch poster of Mrs. Bennet telling Mr. Bennett about their new neighbor, Mr. Bingley. The poster features a quote from Jane Austen’s beloved novel Pride and Prejudice.

Inspire your students with this 11X17 inch poster of Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy at the piano at Rosings. The poster features a quote from Jane Austen’s beloved novel Pride and Prejudice.

Immerse your students in the world of dreams, greed, and destruction with this The Pearl by John Steinbeck 11X17 inch poster. Contains a quote from the novella.

Immerse your students into the world of bravery and endurance with this Old Man and the Sea Poster 11X17 inches. Contains a quote from the book.

Immerse your students in the world of dreams, greed, and destruction with this The Pearl by John Steinbeck 11X17 inch poster. Contains a quote from the novella.

Inspire your students with this 11X17 inch poster of Elizabeth Bennett dancing with Mr. Darcy at the ball at Netherfield. The poster features a quote from Jane Austen’s beloved novel Pride and Prejudice.

Step into the world of Verona with Romeo and Juliet as your guide. This Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Activity Pack seamlessly integrates a variety of activities to help students understand this timeless classic. Activities include: study guide questions, quote paraphrasing, group jigsaw activity, graphic organizer, and a writing activity.

This comprehensive Google Slides presentation offers an engaging introduction to Chris Crowe’s novel “Mississippi Trial 1955.” The 27-slide deck provides essential historical background on the Jim Crow era, the murder of Emmett Till, and the early civil rights movement, setting the stage for a deeper understanding of the novel’s context. An interactive anticipation guide in the beginning of the presentation challenges students to confront their preconceptions about racism, justice, and social change. Thought-provoking guiding questions at the end of the presentation encourage critical thinking and classroom discussion. Featuring a blend of informative text, historic images, and engaging visual elements, this resource serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the themes and historical significance of “Mississippi Trial 1955.” Perfect for both in-person and virtual learning environments, this presentation will captivate students and prepare them for a meaningful engagement with the novel.

Challenge your students to find various literary elements and interpret meaning in the play Romeo and Juliet. This can assigned as 5 different scavenger hunts or a jigsaw activity with each group tackling one of the scavenger hunts and then presenting findings to the rest of the class.

Enhance your students’ comprehension and analytical skills with our Critical Thinking Group Discussion Activity for The Pearl by John Steinbeck. This engaging post-reading exercise is designed to foster collaborative learning and critical thinking, featuring five thoughtfully crafted questions for each of six discussion groups. Covering essential aspects such as themes, symbols, characters, and plot, these questions encourage students to delve deeper into the novel’s exploration of wealth, ambition, cultural conflict, and moral integrity. Perfect for classroom settings or virtual learning environments, this activity not only reinforces key concepts but also promotes meaningful dialogue and diverse perspectives, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of Steinbeck’s timeless masterpiece.

The Grade 6 Vocabulary Word List 1 Passages and Questions Lesson is a comprehensive learning tool designed to enhance students’ vocabulary skills. This engaging resource features 15 carefully selected words, complete with clear definitions and practical examples that can be easily incorporated into a PowerPoint presentation for visual learning. The heart of the lesson consists of 15 thought-provoking passages, each highlighting one of the vocabulary words in bold. Students are challenged to deduce the meaning of the emphasized word using context clues from the surrounding text. Following each passage, students must also answer a question about either the synonym or antonym of the featured word, reinforcing their understanding and expanding their word knowledge. This well-rounded approach helps sixth-graders improve their reading comprehension, context analysis, and overall vocabulary proficiency in an interactive and enjoyable manner.

Immerse your students in the complexities of the judicial system with this engaging “12 Angry Men Jury Deliberation Classroom Simulation.” The comprehensive, multi-day activity brings the drama and tension of a jury room to life, fostering critical thinking, debate skills, and an understanding of civic responsibility. The simulation begins with a realistic voir dire exercise, where students analyze potential jurors for biases, setting the stage for thoughtful discussion on impartiality in the justice system. Students then step into assigned roles, including a thought-provoking instigator character, and dive into a carefully crafted case complete with an evidence list and compelling closing arguments from both prosecution and defense. As they deliberate, students must navigate conflicting viewpoints, examine evidence critically, and work towards a unanimous verdict, mirroring the challenges faced in real jury rooms. With detailed teacher directions and student handouts provided, this simulation offers an unforgettable, immersive learning experience that deepens students’ understanding of the legal process and the weight of civic duty.

This comprehensive Powerpoint presentation offers an engaging introduction to Chris Crowe’s novel “Mississippi Trial 1955.” The 27-slide deck provides essential historical background on the Jim Crow era, the murder of Emmett Till, and the early civil rights movement, setting the stage for a deeper understanding of the novel’s context. An interactive anticipation guide in the beginning of the presentation challenges students to confront their preconceptions about racism, justice, and social change. Thought-provoking guiding questions at the end of the presentation encourage critical thinking and classroom discussion. Featuring a blend of informative text, historic images, and engaging visual elements, this resource serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the themes and historical significance of “Mississippi Trial 1955.” Perfect for both in-person and virtual learning environments, this presentation will captivate students and prepare them for a meaningful engagement with the novel.

Bring George Orwell’s allegorical novella to life with this Animal Farm 10 Key Scene Coloring and Theme Analysis Activity. It includes 10 coloring pages depicting major scenes like the barnyard revolt, hoof and horn flag, and Boxer’s demise. Accompanying each full page coloring illustration is an analysis prompt to reflect on key themes from that part of the story. By thoughtfully coloring each scene and responding to prompts, students will gain a deeper understanding of the novella’s rich historical and political symbolism. This engaging 11-page activity integrates literature, social commentary, and art for a unique Animal Farm learning experience. Recommended for grade 8-12 language arts. Pages are 8.5" x 11" - perfect for individual or classroom work.

Brighten up your classroom with this 18X24 inch poster from the iconic scene where Old Major delivers his dream speech to the animals in Animal Farm by George Orwell.