This bundle features a variety of materials to use with George Orwell's Animal Farm! Products included: Anticipation Guide Full Novel Questions/Student Workbook (spans the entirety of the novel) Character Analysis Activity Theme Analysis Project Animal Farm (1954) Movie Viewing Guide
34 unique graphic organiser pages for George Orwell's Animal Farm! These Animal Farm workbooks/worksheets may well change the way you teach the novel and have your students excited to study George Orwell's classic! ************************************************************************** **DIGITAL VERSION** Because of the move to online instruction due to Covid-19, I have made a Google Slides Version of this workbook, a link to which is now included. However, please note that they were not originally designed to be used digitally. The best and most effective way to use them is in their pen-to-paper, print-based form. ************************************************************************** Do you ever get bored teaching literature by just reading the text and then doing comprehension questions? I did, and so did my students. Thus these workbooks were created. They are intended to help students think outside the box, to provide them with lots of note-taking opportunities, to help reinforce key concepts through creative means and to provide meaningful engagement with the text. PRODUCT CONTENTS 1 x Instructions for Use 1 x Student Workbook 1 x Teacher’s Answer Book WORKBOOK CONTENTS Thinking about Key Topics Terms and Concepts Background Information & Context Essential Questions Chapter Summaries Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Analyzing Key Topics Important Quotations Writing About Themes Notes, Doodles, Ideas (Each workbook has 34 unique pages, and there is a full, detailed ANSWER version) Please do check out the PREVIEW for more information and pictures. *Please Note: This is a DIGITAL download.* Looking for other LITERATURE WORKBOOKS? The Outsiders Fahrenheit 451 The Great Gatsby Of Mice and Men To Kill A Mockingbird Lord of the Flies Macbeth Romeo And Juliet The House on Mango Street Twelfth Night The Giver Pride and Prejudice If you are looking for more Animal Farm resources, you may like these: Animal Farm Lesson Plan Pack: A complete unit with pacing guide, daily lesson plans, worksheets, slideshows, and more! Animal Farm Posters: A set of posters with quotations from the novel. A great way to visually reinforce key lines from the text, and to brighten up your classroom walls.
Enclosed you will find three movie handouts for the film version of the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell. Viewing the film will take 2-3 class periods depending upon how long your class is. (Different versions of the film may vary in length as well.) *There is no answer key because answers will vary. Please look at the preview and if you have any questions feel free to ask. This product is included in my unit for Animal Farm listed here: Activities and Handouts for the Novel Animal Farm by George Orwell
This Reading Comprehension worksheet is suitable for upper intermediate to proficient ESL learners. The text gives a summary of George Orwell’s dystopian novel “Animal Farm”. After carefully reading the summary of the novel, students are required to complete some comprehension exercises including: comprehension questions, True or False exercises, discussion prompts and a fun crossword. The vocabulary used in the text is rather advanced and can also be used for IGCSE, TOEFL or IELTS vocabulary building purposes. The handout can be completed in class or assigned for homework. A full answer key is included.
Animal Farm by George Orwell is as applicable today as when it was first written. These complete lesson plans, worksheets and activities aim to make that true, to make the novel relevant and engaging for your students. These resources will equip you when teaching Animal Farm, and hopefully will make it a lively learning process. *** You can download the first lesson FOR FREE here, to get a preview of the standard of this pack. *** ************************************************************************** NEW Jan 2019! Buy this product in my Animal Farm BUNDLE & *SAVE* 20% ************************************************************************** This MASSIVE teaching pack contains well-designed step-by-step lesson plans, worksheets, handouts, activities, helpful hints and tips for the teaching of this iconic novel, Animal Farm. For each lesson there is a detailed lesson plan, accompanied by worksheets/handouts, suggested activities, homework questions and teacher's answers. CONTENTS LESSON 1: Understanding Allegory: Using Aesop’s fables to explain allegory before reading Animal Farm LESSON 2: Understanding Satire: Using fairy tales and Shrek to introduce the concept of Satire LESSON 3: Historical Context – The Russian Revolution: A brief overview of the Russian Revolution, then relating it Animal Farm LESSON 4: Chapter 1: An exploration of the first chapter of the novel, looking particularly at Old Major’s speech LESSON 5: Chapter 2: An exploration of the second chapter of Animal Farm, looking particularly at the seven commandments LESSON 6: Chapter 3 / Propaganda: An exploration of the third chapter of the novel, as well as a close examination of propaganda LESSON 7: The Narrative Perspective of the Novel: A recap of the first three chapters of Animal Farm and a close examination of the narrator of the novel LESSON 8: Chapter 4 / Characters: An exploration of the fourth chapter of the novel, as well as a closer look at the main characters LESSON 9: Chapter 5: An exploration of the fifth chapter of the novel – a central chapter in the novel LESSON 10: Chapter 6 / Symbolic Names: An exploration of the sixth chapter of the novel and the symbolic names of the characters LESSON 11: Chapter 7:An exploration of the seventh chapter of the novel LESSON 12: Chapter 8: An exploration of the eighth chapter of the novel and a closer analysis of Minimus’s poem LESSON 13: Chapter 9: An exploration of the ninth chapter of the novel and an exploration into the character of Boxer LESSON 14: Chapter 10: An exploration of the tenth and final chapter of the novel LESSON 15: Animal Farm Review: A fun lesson packed with novel review quizzes to be played in teams LESSON 16: Themes: A closer examination of the main themes of the novel LESSON 17: Essays: How to answer essay questions on Animal Farm **03/07/14: UPDATED:A final exam has been added. The exam consists of multiple choice, true or false, character matching, short questions and an essay. The exam comes in PDF form for easy printing and as an editable Word document for editing.
This is an extensive assortment of activities and handouts for the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell. There are over 100 pages included in this unit. Items Included: ✥ Background information about the author, the Russian Revolution (how it ties in with the novel), background vocabulary, etc. ✥ Character Analysis including connections to the historical figures that each character represents ✥ Book Summary ✥ Study Guide Questions with Answers for the entire novel ✥ Tests ✥ Projects ✥ Characterization Webs ✥ Character Maps ✥ Vocabulary Lists ✥ Movie Handouts ✥ Writing Assignments ✥ Character Card Sort Memory Review Game ✥ And more... If you have any questions please feel free to ask. This product is included in my British Literature Bundle listed here: British Literature Bundle Related Products • Activities and Handouts for Lord of the Flies by William Golding • Activities and Handouts for 1984 by George Orwell
Was geschieht, als die Tiere der Manor Farm beschliessen, sich gegen ihren Besitzer Mr. Jones aufzulehnen und ihn fortzujagen? Schaffen sie es, ihren Traum von Freiheit zu verwirklichen? Oder wird der Traum zum Alptraum? George Orwells satirisches Meisterwerk ist eine scharfe Kritik an totalitären Systemen. Auch heute noch beeindruckt und bestürzt es seine Leser und zeigt, dass Macht und Korruption häufig zwei Seiten der gleichen Medaille sind.
George Orwell's classic Animal Farm became 75 years old in August 2020. To celebrate this milestone, Berkley Books and Signet Classics have given their mass market and trade paperback editions some brand new covers. The equally seminal 1984 has had its editions revamped as well.
This Reading Comprehension worksheet is suitable for upper intermediate to proficient ESL learners. The text gives a summary of George Orwell’s dystopian novel “Animal Farm”. After carefully reading the summary of the novel, students are required to complete some comprehension exercises including: comprehension questions, True or False exercises, discussion prompts and a fun crossword. The vocabulary used in the text is rather advanced and can also be used for IGCSE, TOEFL or IELTS vocabulary building purposes. The handout can be completed in class or assigned for homework. A full answer key is included.
One of the most celebrated works of modern literature, Animal Farm is George Orwell's satire on the Russian Revolution of 1917 and Stalin's subsequent rule. It tells the story of the animals of Manor Farm, as they rise up against the drunken farmer Mr Jones and the ensuing leadership battle between two pigs, Snowball and Napoleon. They set in motion their 'system of thought', Animalism, a clear play on Communism, with seven tenets including, 'All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others.' ABOUT THE SERIES: Arcturus Essential Orwell presents George Orwell's most acclaimed fiction and non-fiction titles with striking contemporary cover-designs. These unique paperback editions are wonderful collectibles which celebrate one of the most important voices of the 20th century.
Use DIGITALLY or PRINT! The study of George Orwell ‘s life, before reading Animal Farm, Nineteen Eighty-Four, and others, will help students to make connections between an author’s life and their work. Students will also see parallels between the author’s work and their own lives. This is a two-page worksheet and includes links to articles to assist with completing the worksheet. An editable answer sheet is also included! This worksheet can be used as a homework assignment, an emergency sub plan, as a discussion guide, or as a class activity before the start of a George Orwell book! You will get: Author Biography - GEORGE ORWELL (PPT) Worksheet Author Biography - GEORGE ORWELL (PDF FORM) Worksheet Author Biography - GEORGE ORWELL (PPT EDITABLE ANSWER SHEET) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you need another Author Biography Worksheet not currently offered in my shop, feel free to send me a message through TPT’s “Ask a Question” feature and I will get that done for you as soon as possible. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out other items in my store! BOOK REPORT PRE-READING WORKSHEET Book Report Writing Pack ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for following and sharing my store page. You will now be notified when updates and new items are posted. Please don’t forget to leave feedback to help other teachers and parents. I hope you and your students enjoy! Thank you for downloading from Your English Nerd! FIND ME ON THESE SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS: TPT Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest This product is for PERSONAL USE ONLY! This product cannot be used commercially. If you need help using this product, please contact me!
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Straightforward reading comprehension questions for each chapter of George Orwell's Animal Farm. They can be easily used for quizzes, tests, or discussion. The resource also includes brief answers for each question.
34 unique graphic organiser pages for George Orwell's Animal Farm! These Animal Farm workbooks/worksheets may well change the way you teach the novel and have your students excited to study George Orwell's classic! ************************************************************************** **DIGITAL VERSION** Because of the move to online instruction due to Covid-19, I have made a Google Slides Version of this workbook, a link to which is now included. However, please note that they were not originally designed to be used digitally. The best and most effective way to use them is in their pen-to-paper, print-based form. ************************************************************************** Do you ever get bored teaching literature by just reading the text and then doing comprehension questions? I did, and so did my students. Thus these workbooks were created. They are intended to help students think outside the box, to provide them with lots of note-taking opportunities, to help reinforce key concepts through creative means and to provide meaningful engagement with the text. PRODUCT CONTENTS 1 x Instructions for Use 1 x Student Workbook 1 x Teacher’s Answer Book WORKBOOK CONTENTS Thinking about Key Topics Terms and Concepts Background Information & Context Essential Questions Chapter Summaries Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Analyzing Key Topics Important Quotations Writing About Themes Notes, Doodles, Ideas (Each workbook has 34 unique pages, and there is a full, detailed ANSWER version) Please do check out the PREVIEW for more information and pictures. *Please Note: This is a DIGITAL download.* Looking for other LITERATURE WORKBOOKS? The Outsiders Fahrenheit 451 The Great Gatsby Of Mice and Men To Kill A Mockingbird Lord of the Flies Macbeth Romeo And Juliet The House on Mango Street Twelfth Night The Giver Pride and Prejudice If you are looking for more Animal Farm resources, you may like these: Animal Farm Lesson Plan Pack: A complete unit with pacing guide, daily lesson plans, worksheets, slideshows, and more! Animal Farm Posters: A set of posters with quotations from the novel. A great way to visually reinforce key lines from the text, and to brighten up your classroom walls.
The first ever graphic novel version of Animal Farm - a Times Book of the Year Animal Farm is the story of what happens when the downtrodden animals of Manor Farm overthrow their master, and how their revolution goes horribly wrong. Now George Orwell's dark, timeless fable has been turned into a graphic novel for the very first time, illustrated in full colour by the renowned Brazilian artist Odyr to bring us a whole new work of art. 'This brightly coloured homage to Orwell's timely allegory is heartbreaking and elegant. Odyr's images of animals casting off their bonds and then living with the results of their revolution are painterly and evocative, both loose and illuminating' The New York Times
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Animal Farm is an easy but important book for students to read and one that teachers love to teach; its themes are significant, and its structure is a fine example of allegory.
George Orwell is immortal. Nineteen Eighty-Four was one of the most relevant books of 2017, thanks in large part to the Trump administration’s “alternative facts”, tendencies that border on…
A Revolução dos Bichos é uma fábula cheia de sátira do escritor George Orwell. Por aqui na Chico Rei, esse clássico chega na forma do poster Animal Farm!
Are you teaching George Orwell's classic novels "1984" and "Animal Farm" to your high school students? My comprehensive teaching materials provide everything you need to engage your students and help them fully understand these timeless works of literature.My lesson plans include a detailed outline ...
Englische Literatur in Reclams Roter Reihe: das ist der englische Originaltext – ungekürzt und unbearbeitet mit Worterklärungen am Fuss jeder Seite, Nachwort und Literaturhinweisen. In seiner düsteren Fabel von 1945 verarbeitet George Orwell die Ereignisse nach der Russischen Revolution und den Stalinismus. Erzählt wird darin, wie die Tiere einer Farm sich zusammentun, um die menschliche Herrschaft abzuschütteln und fortan brüderlich in Freiheit zu leben. Doch bald entstehen Konflikte und Rivalitäten. Es erweist sich, dass auch in einer Gesellschaft der Gleichen »manche gleicher sind als andere«. Eine politische Parabel und eines der grossen Werke des 20. Jahrhunderts. Englische Lektüre: Niveau B2 (GER)
This Animal Farm Discussion Pack contains three different Fishbowl Style Socratic Seminar activities! The first is a Background Discussion Activity in which students read background information and discuss issues such as utopian societies and the merits / pitfalls of communism, socialism and capitalism. The second discussion, a Mid-Book Discussion Activity, is held after reading chapters 1-6. Students discuss issues specific to the unfolding allegory such as Squealer’s representation and parallels in present day society. The Final Discussion Activity is a great way to conclude the unit! Students discuss larger issues such as the corrupting nature of power. Discussions are lively and entirely student run, yet highly structured. Wait!! This is included in my Animal Farm Unit Plan / Novel Study: ⭐ Animal Farm Unit Plan With Four Weeks Of Lessons, Activities and Essay Writing Click for More Resources: ⭐ Romeo and Juliet Unit Plan ⭐ Expository Writing Essay Unit ⭐ Poetry Unit Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and products: ⭐ Look for the green star next to my profile picture and click it to become a follower. You’ll receive updates when I post products, freebies and discounts. Please contact me with questions and visit my store for additional teaching materials: Love and Let Lit How to get TpT credit to use on future purchases: ⭐ Please go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TpT gives you feedback credits you can use to lower the cost of your future purchases. Thank you! Created By: Jacque Decker of Love and Let Lit
This is a complete unit for George Orwell's "Animal Farm," that I used with an 8th Grade classroom containing both Regular Education and Learning Support students. The activities are easily adaptable to students in all reading levels. The unit contains vocabulary activities for each chapter, study...
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Introducing the ultimate study guide for Animal Farm the classic novel by George Orwell! The Animal Farm study guide flipbook contains everything you need to understand this masterpiece of British literature.With 18 pages of comprehensive material, the study guide is divided into three main section...
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I came to know through a good friend of mine that `Animal Farm by George Orwell completed 75 years of publication on August 17th 2020. It is the shortest thesis on dictators but is presented as a fiction. This book is around 70 odd pages but each line is a learning, and has something startling to offer. I hope this becomes irrelevant and true democracy prevails. That fancy thought is just a pipe dream, and this book has become more relevant than ever before. These are the 69 lessons of life I learnt from Animal Farm. Don’t ask me why 69 lessons, you know the answer. 1. It was written to ridicule Joseph Stalin’s regime but megalomaniacs across the globe have used it to shape their own schemes than those who believe in believe in democracy. It has become a manual for the authoritarians. 2. All those who believe in democracy but do nothing to save it are nothing but Benjamin, the donkey who appears in this work. 3. Old Major is sanctified because he hardly gets tested with the fruits of power. 4. Every horse and donkey loves a rebellion. 5. The aim of the uprising is to remove one common enemy. 6. The initial objective is not to become like him. 7. All rebellions require a squealer to turn black into white with words. 8. Be Napoleon if you want to rule society. 9. If you are Snowball, you will get steam-rolled. 10. There is always a Moses who tells tales to make people feel good. Though he seems to be anti-rebellion, he will be useful in the future, keep him at his place. 11. Rebellion is planned, but usually, something trivial sparks the outrage. When the rebellion succeeds, change the name of the society which you are living in. Name it identifying with the genesis of the revolution e.g. Animal Farm. This helps people to nail the thought in mind, how society has changed. 12. Make your own rules, later they can be amended as per your requirements. 13. The leaders always take the cream or milk, whichever is essential or even both. 14. Leaders lead, they don’t work. 15. Workhorses like Boxer toil for nothing’s sake. Keep them in good humour, you don’t have to do anything for them. 16. Donkey’s like Benjamin know your script, but they won’t harm you. This lot includes well read sceptics who are scared of any draconian laws. 17. The main leaders disagree, and that starts the discord. It is usually the ruthless, power-hungry, and insolent guy who is the opponent. 18. After the revolution succeeds, a lot of skill development is done, but don’t worry, it will taper off, like a new broom’s performance when it becomes an old one. 19. Shrink the rules to reduce it to a binary. This impresses the sheep, and when the sheep is impressed no intellectual and critical analysis matters. They just go on bleating and can outshout even an elephant. 20. If you are a Napoleon, cultivate the hounds. 21. Management knows how to justify the unjust perks it enjoys. 22. A successful anti-establishment movement is always discredited by its enemies. 23. A hero emerges after the first war of the new independence. He has to be abused, and chased if you are a Napoleon. Remember what Chekov said about guns appearing in the first act. 24. Usually, the educated leader of the successful uprising talks of technological development to sustain freedom. 25. Donkeys are sceptic, and the converse is true. 26. Use the hounds for the first time as a surprise. The maxim `shock your rivals to make the public suckers’ always works. 27. Squealers are useful in turning the tide. 28. Never stop promoting hatred against the common enemy. 29. Once you become the leader, you should repackage the old regime’s plans, that you had criticised when you were not in the saddle. 30. Squealers will sell the old repackaged plan as the new plan, as initially your project. Remember, a lie said a thousand times becomes a truth. 31. The tactic is the word to be used for every foolish move of yours. 32. If you have ferocious hounds, the chances of acceptance of your ideas increase by 100%. 33. Make sacrifice look voluntary but ensure that non-sacrifice has many crippling penalties. 34. Workhorses like Boxer will always be your side. 35. Tell your people that trade and enmity are two different sides of wholly different coins. 36. The hounds and sheep who bleat in your praise will always keep the rebellion down. Give the sheep something easy and straightforward to suck on, just like `Four legs good, two legs bad’. They will repeat it ad nauseam, and no stratagem against you will prevail. The hounds will put away those who are contemptuous of the sheep. 37. If dogs create fear, the sheep are there to spread the cacophony. They can’t absorb much, so give them something catchy to bleat. 38. Keep your slogans catchy. You need not talk factual nor pleasing. Your talk should create a buzz in the air. 39. People love popular images. In this book, it comes as four legs giving orders to two legs. If you wondered why a politician takes a public servant to task in full public view, the answer is to create a favourable vision of himself. 40. Change the rules frequently, introduce more and more new schemes, put merely, often keep changing the goal post. Before people question on what happened to this scheme, announce another programme, and so on and so forth. 41. Earmark public vision to a grand illusion. In this case, it is the windmill. 42. For everything that goes wrong, blame the previous. In this book, Napoleon blames Snowball for all the wrong, and succeeds in diverting the attention of the animals, from his abject failures. 43. Keep in the horizon, the impending threat of the enemy. 44. Spread the rumour that `all is well’ especially when there is a catastrophe. Convince the sheep, and they will sell the concept. 45. Use false narratives, and frequently compare yourself with a deposed leader to prove how benevolent and assertive you are. 46. If you cannot crack the hard nuts, use the dogs to make them confess of crimes they have never committed. 47. Break the unity among people. Get one animal to kill another animal. 48. Create a blood bath, and exploit those sentiments to perpetuate your regime. 49. Erase all the signs, ideals, and monuments of the rebellion, which got your independence. 50. Manipulate the figures of the economy. Get the squealers to do the groundbreaking, and later you can take on. 51. Get squealers to apportion even the most insignificant achievements to yourself. 52. Create an ugly image of your rival or neighbour in the minds of your people. 53. Keep the scare of attack from them evergreen. Create a few fake ones. 54. Don’t allow discussion on the intelligence failure that caused the attack or lack of security. Focus on the farce of a victory after much bloodshed on your side. Don’t allow fixing accountability for your failures, raise the crescendo, and whip up the rhetoric. Once you whip it up enough, the squealers, dogs, and sheep will ensure it becomes more significant than Mount Everest. 55. New adversity helps people to forget the old ones. 56. Learn how to convince people to accept what you earlier projected as evil, is a good one now. 57. Don’t call any cut as reduction but label it as re-adjustment. 58. People harried, confused, and bullied will act that things are better now than before. 59. Frequently give speeches without reason. 60. Have a con godman like Moses, who keeps telling people a lot of fables. The believers will be fixated to him, and the non-believers will be busy making mince-meat out of his logic. 61. Over time, make friends with your sworn enemies. Learn how to shift people from saying `Four legs good, two legs bad’ to `Four legs good, two legs better’. 62. All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal. 63. Never lose your acerbic talk and pungent humour. 64. Be so ruthless with your people that even your enemies mistake it as efficiency. 65. Discard the workhorse when they lose their utility, send them to the slaughterhouse. 66. Make your goal the wish of a soldier or a workhorse. 67. Keep the lies going. Remind the people of their glorious past and hard-working ways. 68. At times, tell the people that stories of attacks by the enemy are untrue. 69. Make the first leader, the secret agent of your enemy.
