Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone: Middle School Lesson Plan and Download
Teachers can present the Harry Potter collection to students in all of their classes, who are likely to enjoy the books. The first lesson plan in this …
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Teachers can present the Harry Potter collection to students in all of their classes, who are likely to enjoy the books. The first lesson plan in this …
Continue ReadingThe films of Walt Disney and their written counterparts can reinforce compare and contrast skills in writing. Each film, centered on a beautiful …
Continue ReadingLet’s examine the stories of Cinderella and The Princess and the Frog. Compare and contrast the films with the original stories using free …
Continue ReadingStudents and teachers need to look no further than The Little Mermaid and The Snow Queen, known now to girls worldwide as Frozen, in order to get a …
Continue ReadingWhether teaching on the classic L. Frank Baum novel alone or comparing it with similar stories, such as “Coraline” and “Alice in …
Continue ReadingStudents may be less familiar than Alice in Wonderland than you –or they– realize. Download this PowerPoint presentation to guide your …
Continue ReadingHave you ever considered the similarities between Coraline, Alice and Dorothy as they experience their adventures in strange and amazing lands? This …
Continue ReadingHow would you describe Coraline? Brave, independent, adventurous? Read this well-loved book with your class and ask them this and other questions …
Continue Reading“Hoot” is a great novel for enrichment class as well as Language Arts Literacy because there are so many relevant themes to today: …
Continue ReadingThis lesson covers Chapters 15-Epilogue of the book, Hoot. The lesson plan includes discussion questions aimed toward a Middle School class.
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