The object of this module is to help the students develop a well-rounded knowledge of how to write proper paragraphs and essays that will make intelligent reading for an audience. If students learn the asset of P.I.E., they will be set up for the long term when it comes to explaining and supporting an argument or idea. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 2 x Google Slideshows: A presentation that explains how P.I.E. works, complete with examples and explanations for the instruction of the students. A Slides activity: the students need to use this activity to present their findings to their peers. 2 x PDF versions of the Google Slide Presentations for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs. 4 x PDFs: A Chapter-by-Chapter PDF containing two questions for each of the 20 chapters in the book. The students select which question they would like to answer. A printable Worksheet PDF: This printout prompts the students into brainstorming and outlining their thoughts and ideas into the question they chose before filling out the Google Slides activity. A printable Prompt Sheet PDF: the students use this sheet to remind themselves of what is required for writing good paragraphs and essays. Instructions Sheet PDF: Guidelines for the teacher on how to use this module, and how to set up the Google Slides activity with the students or the PDF version of the Google Slide activity. WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Kahoot!, Quizalize, and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customisation, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Story Comprehension Quiz, students are asked to answer 100 Multiple-Choice Questions relating to ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’, the second book in the best-selling ‘Hunger Games’ series by Suzanne Collins. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 4 x Google Forms, containing: Part 1: The Spark (34 questions) Part 2: The Quell (34 questions) Part 3: The Enemy (32 questions) Parts 1 to 3: The Full Book (100 questions) 4 x Kahoots! containing the same as the Google Forms. PDF versions of the ‘Full Book’ Google Form with and without answers. Please note: an Answer Key is included with all Google Forms and Kahoots, and points have been added so they will be marked automatically. WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

This module contains questions and colourful plates explaining the literary devices used in The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. From cause and effect, to visualisation, this module offers 25 questions consisting of multiple-choice, and long and short written answers, to help students discover the literary devices John Boyne used in his book to deliver his message to his readers. Follow up the Module with the included Assessment: 15 questions asking which literary device is being referred to in the coloured image. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 1 x Google Form - Literary Module - 25 questions (multiple-choice,and long and short written answer requirement) c/w answers. 1 x Google Form - Assessment - 15 multiple-choice questions c/w answers. 2 x Google Slideshows containing the images from the Module and the Assessment. For those educators who prefer not to use Google Docs, we have provided the following for ease of use: 4 x PDFs of the Module and the Assessment (2 x student versions with no answers, 2 x teacher versions with answers). 2 x PDFs of the ‘posters’ in the Google Slideshows. WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Google Forms, Kahoot! and Quizalize. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customisation, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Theme Analysis Literary Module each theme gets its own color-coded icon which students will use to identify the theme of a specific passage taken from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Students are then asked to explain their reasoning behind selecting that theme or themes. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 1 x Google Form - Theme Icons and Descriptions 1 x Google Forms containing: 17 x Multiple-Choice questions (1 for each of the 17 chapters) 17 x Long Answer questions (1 for each of the 17 chapters) 2 x PDF versions of the Google Forms for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions: no answers, and a teacher versions c/w answers.) 1 x PDF version of the Google Form: Themes Analysis Icons and descriptions. WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Story Comprehension Literary Module students are asked to answer multiple-choice, short answer and long answer questions relating to Part 1 (chapters 1 to 9) of The Hunger Games. They will also be asked questions about 2 important quotes from each chapter. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS MODULE COVERS PART 1 (CHAPTERS 1 -9) ONLY THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 9 x Google Forms (1 for each chapter in Part 1 of the book) each containing: 10 x Multiple-Choice questions 4 x Short Answer & 2 x Long Answer questions 2 x Quote Analysis questions 2 x Folders containing 9 x PDFs, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Figurative Language Literary Module we delve into the principles of figurative language in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. The seven most common forms of figurative language are taught through examples, explanations, and a mix of multiple-choice and short answer questions. THIS MODULE COVERS: Simile Metaphor Idiom Personification Alliteration Onomatopoeia Hyperbole THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 1 x Google Form containing: 7 x Examples, Explanations and Questions (Multiple-Choice & Short Answer) 1 x Google Form Assessment containing: 22 x Multiple-Choice questions (in Google Form and Kahoot! versions) 1 x Google Form Extra for Experts containing: 12 x different Multiple-Choice questions (in Google Form and Kahoot! versions) 7 x themed ‘Figurative Language’ posters (JPEG files) 2 x Folders containing PDF versions of the Google Forms, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Story Comprehension Literary Module students are asked to answer multiple-choice, short answer and long answer questions relating to Part 2 (chapters 10 to 18) of The Hunger Games. They will also be asked questions about 2 important quotes from each chapter. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS MODULE COVERS PART 2 (CHAPTERS 10 -18) ONLY THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 9 x Google Forms (1 for each chapter in Part 2 of the book) each containing: 10 x Multiple-Choice questions 4 x Short Answer & 2 x Long Answer questions 2 x Quote Analysis questions 2 x Folders containing 9 x PDFs, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

The object of this module is to help the students develop a well-rounded knowledge of how to write proper paragraphs and essays that will make intelligent reading for an audience. If students learn the asset of P.I.E., they will be set up for the long term when it comes to explaining and supporting an argument or idea. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 2 x Google Slideshows: A presentation that explains how P.I.E. works, complete with examples and explanations for the instruction of the students. A Slides activity: the students need to use this activity to present their findings to their peers. 2 x PDF versions of the Google Slideshow and the Activity for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs. 4 x PDFs: A Chapter-by-Chapter PDF containing two questions for each of the 27 chapters in the book. The students select which question they would like to answer. A printable Worksheet PDF: This printout prompts the students into brainstorming and outlining their thoughts and ideas into the question they chose before filling out the Google Slides / PDF activity. A printable Prompt Sheet PDF: the students use this sheet to remind themselves of what is required for writing good paragraphs and essays. Instructions Sheet PDF: Guidelines for the teacher on how to use this module, and how to set up and use the Google Slides activity or the PDF activity with the students. WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Kahoot!, Quizalize, and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Character Analysis Literary Module students need to work out ‘Who Am I?’ for 15 different characters out of The Hunger Games. They are asked to read a detailed description of a character and then select the character they believe that description describes. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 1 x Google Form - ‘Who Am I?’ containing: 15 x Multiple-Choice questions 1 x Google Slideshow of all the images used in the Google Form. 1 x Kahoot! - ‘Who Am I?’ containing: the same 15 x Multiple-Choice questions 2 x PDF versions of the Google Forms for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student version with no answers and a teacher version c/w answers.) 1 x PDF of all the images used in the Google Form/PDF lesson. WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Vocabulary Study Literary Module students will delve into the vocabulary used in The Hunger Games, the hugely popular dystopian novel by Suzanne Collins. Students will answer multiple-choice questions on vocabulary by matching definitions with words. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 9 x Google Forms (1 for each chapter of Part 1 of the book) each containing: 10 x Multiple-Choice (match the definition) questions on vocabulary 2 x Folders containing 9 x PDF versions of the Google Forms, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot!/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

We want your students to use their imagination and tell us what they think might be a good alternative to a ‘happening’ in the book or provide a creative piece of writing in answer to an excerpt from the book. There is one scenario/prompt for each chapter of The Hunger Games. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 1 x Google Form containing: 27 scenarios/prompts (1 for each chapter) A PDF version of the Google Form for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs. WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Kahoot!, Quizalize, and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Story Comprehension Ultimate Quiz, students are asked to answer 100 Multiple-Choice Questions relating to ‘The Hunger Games’, the young-adult dystopian novel by Suzanne Collins. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 4 x Google Forms, containing: Part 1: The Tributes (37 questions) Part 2: The Games (38 questions) Part 3: The Victor (25 questions) Parts 1 to 3: The Full Book (100 questions) 4 x Kahoots!, containing: the same as the Google Forms Please note: an Answer Key is included with all Google Forms and Kahoots, and points have been added so they will be marked automatically. 2 x Folders containing 4 x PDFs, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Story Comprehension Literary Module students are asked to answer multiple-choice, short answer and long answer questions relating to Part 3 (chapters 19 to 27) of The Hunger Games. They will also be asked questions about 2 important quotes from each chapter. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS MODULE COVERS PART 3 (CHAPTERS 19 -27) ONLY THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 9 x Google Forms (1 for each chapter in Part 3 of the book) each containing: 10 x Multiple-Choice questions 4 x Short Answer & 2 x Long Answer questions 2 x Quote Analysis questions 2 x Folders containing 9 x PDFs, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Vocabulary Study Literary Module students will delve into the vocabulary used in The Hunger Games, the hugely popular dystopian novel by Suzanne Collins. Students will answer multiple-choice questions on vocabulary by filling in the gaps with the words they believe appropriate to the text. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 9 x Google Forms (1 for each chapter (19-27) of Pt 3 of the book) each containing: 10 x Multiple-Choice (fill in the gaps) questions on vocabulary 2 x Folders containing 9 x PDF versions of the Google Forms, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot!/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Vocabulary Study Literary Module students will delve into the vocabulary used in The Hunger Games, the hugely popular dystopian novel by Suzanne Collins. Students will answer multiple-choice questions on vocabulary by identifying synonyms. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 9 x Google Forms (1 for each chapter (10-18) of Part 2 of the book) each containing: 10 x Multiple-Choice (identifying synonyms) questions on vocabulary 2 x Folders containing 9 x PDF versions of the Google Forms, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot!/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Story Elements Literary Module, students study each principle of good writing technique through examples, explanations, and questions in their study of The Hunger Games. THIS MODULE COVERS: Plot Setting Theme Sequencing Conflict Cause & Effect Determining Importance Imagery Synthesizing Making Connections Problem-Solving Questioning Tone and Mood Point of View Narrative Style THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 1 x Google Form containing: Explanations and examples of the Story Elements, and 30 x Multiple-Choice & Long Answer questions 1 x Google Form Final Assessment containing: 15 Multiple-Choice questions 4 x PDFs (2 x Lesson, 2 x Final Assessment) for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions, and teacher versions c/w answers.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Kahoot!, Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Theme Analysis Literary Module each theme gets its own color-coded icon which students will use to identify the theme of a specific passage taken from The Hunger Games. Students are then asked to explain their reasoning behind selecting that theme or themes. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 1 x Google Form - Theme Icons and Descriptions 4 x Google Forms (1 for each part of the book, and 1 for the entire book) containing: 27 x Multiple-Choice questions (1 for each of the 27 chapters) 27 x Long Answer questions (1 for each of the 27 chapters) 2 x Folders containing PDF versions of the Google Forms, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) PDF version of the Google Form containing the Theme Icons and Descriptions WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

This module contains colorful plates that explain the devices of symbols, motifs, and messages and looks at Suzanne Collins’ choice of items to act as symbols and motifs for her message. There are 2 Google Slideshows explaining the inspiration and influences that helped Suzanne Collins write The Hunger Games. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 2 x Google Slideshows: A short biography on Suzanne Collins and what influenced her to write The Hunger Games (this slideshow contains classroom discussion points) A more in-depth look at what inspired Suzanne Collins. 1 x Google Form containing: 30 x Multiple-Choice & Long Answer questions 4 x PDF versions of the Google Docs: 1 x Bio and Influences PDF, 1 x In-depth look at influences PDF, 2 x PDF versions of Google Form for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student version, and teacher version c/w answers.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Kahoot!, Quizalize, and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

The object of this module is to help the students develop a well-rounded knowledge of how to write proper paragraphs and essays that will make intelligent reading for an audience. If students learn the asset of P.I.E., they will be set up for the long term when it comes to explaining and supporting an argument or idea. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 2 x Google Slideshows: A presentation that explains how P.I.E. works, complete with examples and explanations for the instruction of the students. A Slides activity: the students need to use this activity to present their findings to their peers. 2 x PDF versions of the Google Slide Presentations for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs. 4 x PDFs: A Chapter-by-Chapter PDF containing two questions for each of the 17 chapters in the book. The students select which question they would like to answer. A printable Worksheet PDF: This printout prompts the students into brainstorming and outlining their thoughts and ideas into the question they chose before filling out the Google Slides activity. A printable Prompt Sheet PDF: the students use this sheet to remind themselves of what is required for writing good paragraphs and essays. Instructions Sheet PDF: Guidelines for the teacher on how to use this module, and how to set up the Google Slides activity with the students or the PDF version of the Google Slide activity. WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Kahoot!, Quizalize, and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

Allegory is a literary device used by authors to convey a hidden message. That message could be of a moral, religious, or political nature, and the author may use a character, a place, or an event (or all three) to get their message across to their audience. In this Allegory Literary Module, we take a look at the life lessons, religious, social, and political allegory present in Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 1 x Google Form containing: 12 x Multiple Choice questions 2 x PDF versions of the Google Form for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (a student version with no answers, and a teacher version with answers.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.

In this Story Comprehension & Critical Thinking Literary Module, students are asked to answer multiple-choice, short answer and long answer questions relating to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. THIS MODULE CONTAINS: 17 x Google Forms (1 for each chapter of the book) each containing: 10 x Multiple-Choice questions 4 x Short Answer questions & 1 x Long Answer question 2 x Folders containing PDF versions of the Google Forms, 17 in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.) WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE? A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms. Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.