Middle School Persuasive Speaking Reading Writing Figurative Language ZOMBIES

All my zombie-themed resources BUNDLED together! Covering reading, writing, speaking and listening skills as well as mindset and intelligence activities! Engaging activities that will interest Middle and High school students of all abilities.  A variety of activities suitable for subs, group work, discussions and guided work are included. Poetry, prose, inference, songs, speeches…these are just a few of the elements you’ll find featured in this bundle.

Why will these Middle & High School Persuasive Speaking, Reading, Writing and Figurative Language Activities benefit you?

• Easy to prep
• Some activities can be used in Google Classroom
• Print & digital options for many of the resources
• Many Common Core aligned activities
• Develops reading skills
• Activities encourage passionate discussion on views of intelligence
• Improves capacity to learn
• Can be used throughout the year
• Varied activities to teach reading, persuasive speaking, creative writing and figurative language.
• Highly responsive resource support (NEED Help?  Contact me via email or Zoom)
• 8 interactive, fun resources included!
• Potential for this BUNDLE to GROW: This bundle will increase in price if I add new items – I add items whenever I’ve authored a new resource to support my own students’ growth mindset and metacognition development- so grab it now to get all future updates for FREE. (Last addition April 2022)

Use this FREE Growth Mindset Resource comparing the brains of Zombies and humans as a fun way to generate discussion about learning and intelligence.

What is included in this Middle & High School Persuasive Speaking, Reading, Creative Writing and Figurative Language Zombie Bundle?

• Writing Prompt Task Cards – Super engaging, promoting writing as well as discussion skills
• Reading Task Cards – Two sets focusing on citing evidence and supporting ideas
• Persuasive Speaking, Listening and argument writing – Print-and-go, easy prep! These materials set up a scenario where students’ survival depends on how well they present their arguments and are allowed entry into the zombie-free zone.
• Figurative Language in Songs – Students listen to music lyrics along the zombie theme and identify figurative language.
• Magnetic Poetry Activity – Students create their own poetry using magnetic poetry in Google Drive. (Added October 2017)
• Guided Visual Writing Prompts (Editable) – Visual prompts to be displayed offer more guidance to writers.  Pictures and texts guide writers in developing their ideas. (Added January 2019)
• Persuasive Language Discussion – Develops discussion skills. Great for a once-off lesson or sub lesson. (Added August 2021)
• How To Make A Zombie – Nonfiction reading with accompanying activities for before, during, and after reading. A great intro to the world of zombies! (Added April 2022)

Who would this benefit?

I am used to teaching mixed-ability middle-school classes with EAL students and all my students can rise to this challenge, from those who are below to those who are above grade level. (Please check suitability of the topic for younger students, although I avoid gory images and explicit mention of weapons such as guns.)