1984 Teacher's Unit
by Educate and CreateLooking for an engaging way to cover the novel 1984? Look no further! This is a GROWING bundle for the classic novel 1984. Great activities to go alongside the novel and incorporate differentiation in your classroom to meet the needs of multiple learners. Includes an intorduction powerpoint, a characterization flipbook, a study guide, graphic organizers, and a film adaptation worksheet. All of which can be used in TeachShare Digital Activities for distance learning!
1984 Flip book Study Guide - Printable and Google Drive Version
By Educate and Create
This is a study guide flip book for each of the books in 1984. It's easy to use and covers all three books. Just print, cut, and staple. It comes complete with an answer key. Update: Google Drive version included
1984 Characterization Flipbook
By Educate and Create
Looking for an engaging way to cover the novel 1984? This flipbook uses differentiated instruction to ensure comprehension of the text and is composed of graphic organizers to conduct a character analysis. Comes complete with rubric for easy grading!
By Educate and Create
Reading 1984? Looking for a way to engage your students? Our graphic organizers go perfectly with this timeless classic. Helping your students learn vocabulary, theme, plot, and symbols. This includes 5 graphic organizers and a rubric for easy grading. Get it now. Just remember Big Brother is watching.
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1984 Introduction Power Point
1984 Characteriation Flipbook
1984 Flipbook Study Guide
By Educate and Create
Studying 1984? Don't know where to begin? Then this product is for you! Includes Author's Information, Inspiration, Terms, Themes, Symbols, and more. A great way to start off a unit on 1984! Get it Today! Remember Big Brother is Watching You!
Film Adaptation wkst *ANY Novel*
By Educate and Create
This is a worksheet for evaluating a film adaptation of any novel. It requires students to compare and contrast different elements of both the film and the novel for an in depth learning experience. Don't just show the film, have students analyze it and realize how a director's choices may influence the way an audience interprets the film vs the text. A great inclusion to any novel study.