Double Indemnity: A Teacher's Guide with Full Lesson Plans
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A full teacher's guide to the "Double Indemnity" novel and Screenplay with vocabulary, essays, grammar, quick writes, power points, literature quizzes,study guides and teacher answer keys.
Daniel L. Lowery
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Daniel L. Lowery writes books that challenge the status quo. While looking for solutions to his own David and Goliath struggle, Lowery noticed very few management books geared to the independent business owner. CEO’s, vice-presidents and other executives could draw on the acumen of Churchill, Robert E. Lee, Sun-Tzu and a host of other historical figures for their problems, but the issues of the smaller entrepreneur were scarcely mentioned. Puzzled by the lack of material on this subject, Lowery spent the next seven years researching the best methods for smaller businesses to compete against their giant adversaries. From that research came Battling The Corporate Giants: The Ultimate David and Goliath Story: a book truly written from the trenches of corporate warfare.Recently Lowery has spoofed the Creationist movement with Paradox Lost. A book that evokes such literary masterpieces as Paradise Lost, The Divine Comedy, Faust and more to satirize the false idol of Intelligent Design.Now Lowery explores the narcissistic world of contemporary romance with his provocative collection of short stories and poetry, The Reflections of a Narcissist. A book that holds a mirror up to modern love and reveals a society laughing at its own narcissism.Daniel L. Lowery resides in Ramona, California with his wife Claudia, son Ryan and daughter Larissa. He is always looking for a good opportunity.
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Double Indemnity - Daniel L. Lowery
Double Indemnity: Teachers Guide with Full Lesson Plans
Double Indemnity Daily Lessons:
Table of Contents:
1. Weekly Assignments--a weekly reading and assignment schedule for students.
2. Power Point--a ten point presentation that provides background on the story.
3. Literature Quiz--a ten question quiz concerning the information in the PowerPoint Presentation.
4. Quick Writes--discussion questions from the teleplay designed to get students writing about events in the story.
5. Vocabulary--a weekly activity with vocabulary words from the screenplay.
6. Vocabulary Quizzes--a fill in the blank quiz with a word bank from the weekly vocabulary words.
7. Essay Assignments--Expository, Comparison / Contrast and Literary Device essays for the story.
8. Grammar Exercise--Students will complete a grammar exercise on brackets.
9. Open Book Quizzes--an open book quiz on Chapter 3 to ensure students are reading and understanding the story.
10. Study Guides--questions the students should know for the final test.
11. Double Indemnity Final–Multiple Choice, Short Answer and Two Short Essays.
12. Teacher Key--answers to various assignments, quizzes and tests.
Five week unit plan: There is more material than five weeks’ worth of assignments. Depending on the time of year this unit is taught, it could go longer than five weeks. The following is just a model for teachers to use at their discretion
Homework Assignment: Read about 20 pages of the book per week.
Day 1 - Introduce Unit
Quick Write Question 1 Class Discussion on Quick Write
Students Read Along with an Audiobook
PowerPoint Presentation on Double Indemnity
Day 2 - Review Unit
Quick Write Question 2
Discussion on Quick Write
Students Read Along with Audiobook
Literature Exercise–Innuendo
Day 3 - Review Unit
Quick Write Question 3
Discussion on Quick Write
Review Grammar Exercise
Day 4 - Review Unit
Literary Device Essay
Paragraphs timed at 15 minutes each
Day 5 - Quiz
Quick Write Question 4
Literature Quiz on PowerPoint Presentation
Double Indemnity Film
Day 6 - Review Unit
Quick Write Question 5
Discussion of Quick Write Question
Students Read Along with Audiobook
Homework Assignment: Weekly Vocabulary
Day 7 - Review Unit
Quick Write Question 6
Discussion of Quick Write Question
Students Read Along with Audiobook
Homework Assignment: Students Write their Vocabulary Sentences on the White Board
Day 8 - Review Unit
Quick Write Question 7
Discussion of Quick Write Question
Students Read Along with Audiobook
Homework Assignment: Grammar Brackets
Day 9 - Review Unit
Frame Essay
Paragraphs Timed at 15 minutes each
Day 10 - Quiz
Quick Write Question 8
Discussion of Quick Write Question
Vocabulary Quiz
Film
Day 11 - Review Unit
Quick Write Question 9
Discussion of Quick Write Question
Students Read Along with audiobook
Homework Assignment: Weekly Vocabulary 2
Day 12 - Quiz
Quick Write Question 10
Discussion of Quick Write Question
Students Read Along with Audiobook
Homework Assignment: Students write their Vocab. Sentences on the White Board