Students will work with conflict and theme as they engage with Maupassant's "The Necklace." Students will start by charting a video to look at how the different types of conflict are present. They then participate in a debate that encompasses the central theme of the story. After the debate, they will... Read more »
Engaging with "The Necklace"
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During this interactive lesson, students will explore various map types, learn about the different features of maps, hone in on the unique qualities of their state's maps, and create their very own maps of the state of Oklahoma. Read more »
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In this introductory lesson to the "Lord of the Flies" unit of study, students learn what a microcosm is, what its significance to this story is, and how to build a microcosm of their own. The author's use of the microcosm to symbolize human nature sets the stage for the unit and focuses on author William... Read more »
I'm a Survivor
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In this lesson, students explore the theme of tradition by reading Shirley Jackson’s short story, “The Lottery,” and an accompanying article, “The Dangers of Tradition.” As students develop their own beliefs concerning the value and possible dangers of tradition, they share their opinions with their... Read more »
The Lottery
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In this lesson, students make connections between severe weather events and human behavior. Students will play through AWARE: Advanced Weather Awareness & Response Education, a digital game-based learning (DGBL) module; explore population growth data; and research the economic sectors and natural resources... Read more »
The Influence of Natural Hazards on Human Activity
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In this lesson, students explore the theme of tradition by reading Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” and an accompanying article “The Dangers of Tradition.” As students develop their own beliefs concerning the value and possible dangers of tradition, they share their opinions with their peers and petition... Read more »
The Lottery
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In this lesson, students explore the theme of tradition by reading Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” and an accompanying article “The Dangers of Tradition.” As students develop their own beliefs concerning the value and possible dangers of tradition, they share their opinions with their peers and petition... Read more »
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In this lesson in the To Kill a Mockingbird Part One, students analyze the text for symbols of prejudice and will categorize evidence from the novel to support the claim that either the mad dog or the camellia were the ultimate symbol of prejudice. Read more »
Vampire Tropes Through History
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Enter if you dare. This highly spooky lesson will have your students exploring the history, motivation, and global perspectives of vampires through excerpts and videos across time. Make sure when you embark on this adventure with your students that you keep a close eye on them throughout—vampires tend... Read more »
Vampire Tropes Through History
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Examining Symbolism in Native American Regalia
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Examining Symbolism in Native American Regalia
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