10th Grade English
157 Lessons
Geneva Community High School
Geneva, IL
Suburban Environment
10th Grade English
(21 Units, 157 Lessons)
Unit 10 - Literacy: The Reality of It All--Realism in the American Story(6 Lessons)
Putting Together the Puzzle of History: Jigsaw Reading and Reporting10th Grade English» Unit:Literacy: The Reality of It All--Realism in the American Story
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Big Idea:Fitting together history's pieces to understand the literature's mystery and context.
The Red Badge of Comprehension: Understanding Similes in Context10th Grade English» Unit:Literacy: The Reality of It All--Realism in the American Story
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Big Idea:General Sherman may have said "War is Hell," but Stephen Crane's descriptive language proves it.
Similes are Like Kittens Glued Together: Analyzing and Writing Similes about Cold Weather10th Grade English» Unit:Literacy: The Reality of It All--Realism in the American Story
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Big Idea:How do you describe wind chills of 30 degrees below and walls of snow outside the school? By comparing it to something relatable, of course!
It's Snow Descriptive! Writing Day for Descriptive Sketch10th Grade English» Unit:Literacy: The Reality of It All--Realism in the American Story
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Big Idea:It's cold! How cold is it? It's as cold as the similes the students used to describe the weather!
An Investigation Into Story Order: "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"10th Grade English» Unit:Literacy: The Reality of It All--Realism in the American Story
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Big Idea:There's a mystery in Owl Creek, Alabama, and it's up to the students to find out what led to an execution.
Making The Story "Real": Film Analysis of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"10th Grade English» Unit:Literacy: The Reality of It All--Realism in the American Story
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Literacy: The Reality of It All--Realism in the American Story
Big Idea:In 1964, Rod Sterling exposed American audiences to the film version of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge." Today, students make prediction and judge how the film "holds up."
