Allyson McHugh
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Allyson McHugh
9th Grade ELA
131 Lessons
Waltham Sr High
Waltham, MA
Urban Environment
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9th Grade ELA
(20 Units, 131 Lessons)
Unit 4 - Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge(7 Lessons)
Unit 1 - Great Expectations Ch. 1-6: Foundation(10 Lessons)
Unit 2 - Great Expectations Ch. 7-18: Applying Knowledge(8 Lessons)
Unit 3 - Serial Writing: A Creative Outlet While Reading Great Expectations(3 Lessons)
Unit 4 - Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge(7 Lessons)
Unit 5 - Great Expectations: Pulling Everything Together(8 Lessons)
Unit 6 - Great Expectations: The Final Assessment(7 Lessons)
Unit 7 - Writing Before and After Vacation(2 Lessons)
Unit 8 - Long Composition on Choice Reading (8 Lessons)
Unit 9 - Fahrenheit 451: The Hearth and the Salamander(10 Lessons)
Unit 10 - Fahrenheit 451: The Sieve and the Sand(6 Lessons)
Unit 11 - Fahrenheit 451: Burning Bright(5 Lessons)
Unit 12 - Introduction to Romeo and Juliet(4 Lessons)
Unit 13 - Vocabulary Acquisition(3 Lessons)
Unit 14 - Romeo and Juliet Act 1: Character Introduction and Analysis(10 Lessons)
Unit 15 - Romeo and Juliet Act 2: Analysis of Character and Tension(8 Lessons)
Unit 16 - Romeo and Juliet Act 3: Analysis of Character Development and Film to Text Comparisions(10 Lessons)
Unit 17 - Romeo and Juliet Act 4: Reading, Performing, and Writing(5 Lessons)
Unit 18 - Romeo and Juliet Act 5: Theme Analysis, Comparing Text to Film, and Analytical Writing(8 Lessons)
Unit 19 - Creating Book Trailers in iMovie for Choice Reads(5 Lessons)
Unit 20 - Serial Writing(4 Lessons)

Comparing Artistic Decisions: Director vs. Dickens
9th Grade ELA
» Unit:
Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge

Big Idea:Actively watching the film can encourage students to think about the novel in new ways.
Standards
11 Resources
3 Favorites
11 Resources
3 Favorites

Pip's Unhappy and the Language of Chapters 29 and 33 Proves It
9th Grade ELA
» Unit:
Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge

Big Idea:What have my students learned? Today they work interdependently to prove their reading comprehension and analytical skills.
Standards
13 Resources
1 Favorites
13 Resources
1 Favorites

Analyzing the Diction of Chapter 35 Provides Meaning
9th Grade ELA
» Unit:
Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge

Big Idea:How can mists "disclose" something? What does disclose even mean?
Standards
9 Resources
2 Favorites
9 Resources
2 Favorites

Links in a Chain: Examining Character Development in Chapter 38
9th Grade ELA
» Unit:
Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge

Big Idea:Every life affects another-- for better or worse. The characters of Great Expectations illustrate how one interaction can alter the course of a life.
Standards
18 Resources
3 Favorites
18 Resources
3 Favorites

How does Magwich's Return Affect our Theme Statements?
9th Grade ELA
» Unit:
Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge

Big Idea:Miss Havisham v. Magwich: what does this match-up reveal about theme?
Standards
9 Resources
1 Favorites
9 Resources
1 Favorites

Assessing How Pip Has Changed and Why
9th Grade ELA
» Unit:
Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge

Big Idea:Start with a game, end with an essay. Making room for fun and work.
Standards
10 Resources
2 Favorites
10 Resources
2 Favorites

Writing a Better Thesis
9th Grade ELA
» Unit:
Great Expectations: Extending Knowledge

Big Idea:Students get to write on the board, but they also have to share their thesis statements.
Standards
11 Resources
20 Favorites
11 Resources
20 Favorites