In this slide share presentation based on Chinua Achebe's book, Things Fall Apart, students will learn how to effectively set up a character analysis essay through viewing examples and tips. However, this lesson could be adapted for other novels as well.
This presentation describes the three types of communities.
This slide show, in Spanish, explains the events of the years 1976 - 1983 under the dictatorship in Argentina and other Latin American countries. Included are political and military leaders, important dates, political factions and numbers assassinated. There are five comprehension questions at the end to respond to orally or in writing.
Students can view these slides to learn more about figurative language: alliteration, analogies, idioms, similes, metaphors, personification, onomatopoeia, and hyperbole.
This presentation summarizes the key principles and revisions of the North Carolina Constitution.
Students will learn about the different types of allusions. This presentation provides students with detailed examples of allusions, and then assigns students to apply learned skills within a self-created poem.
In this slideshow presentation, students will learn and be able to correctly use underlining, italics, or quotation marks to indicate titles of works. Students will determine when to use underling, italics, or quotation marks when identifying titles of works.
Students can view these slides to help them understand text features better. This resource explains what text features are and provides examples of the following titles; headings; bold and italic print; illustrations and photographs; and captions.
In this slide presentation, students will compare single celled organisms with multi celled organisms. The slide presentation begins with definitions of single celled and multicelled organisms and continues with sise by side comparison photos of each. the presentation ends with an explanation of how single celled organisms such as viruses and bacteria can be considered living organisms.
Student will gain understanding of a writer's use of context clues. Students will navigate through a Powerpoint workshop.
This presentation outlines and describes Vygotsky's theory of cognitive development.
This presentation provides background information about matter, its basic properties, and atoms and elements.