Lizzie R. asked:
I teach 9th grade English and we are finishing up “Romeo and Juliet” this coming Monday with a final test. I want to do a short story unit with my kids, but I also want to try to incorporate some really fun, exciting lessons since the year is almost over. Any ideas?
Cleveland
I teach 9th grade English and we are finishing up “Romeo and Juliet” this coming Monday with a final test. I want to do a short story unit with my kids, but I also want to try to incorporate some really fun, exciting lessons since the year is almost over. Any ideas?
Cleveland
3 Comments
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The short stories maybe they could each read their contribution and choose one of story and share with the rest of several ways to the class the short stories maybe they could be an art work film dramatic reading or skit.
For the interpretation could be an art work film dramatic reading or skit this would give them chance to interpret it for the kids for trying to make your class more fun interesting to use their own talent learning.
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