Dystopian, Science Fiction & Fantasy Genre Study & Board Game Project

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So many students love reading dystopian, science fiction, and fantasy novels. The 26=page highly engaging Dystopian, Science Fiction, and Fantasy Genre Study and Board Game Project for Middle School Students will excite your students as they explore these genres in depth culminating in an engaging and creative collaboration to create a board game that their fellow students will play. By the end of this unit, your students will have an excellent understanding of these genres. Incorporating dystopian fiction, science fiction, and fantasy into students' literary experiences enriches their reading comprehension, critical thinking abilities, and capacity for empathy. These genres encourage students to explore the boundaries of the human imagination while engaging with thought-provoking ideas that are relevant to their lives and the world around them. They encourage critical thinking, speculation, empathy, awareness of different perspectives, imagination, creativity, and moral and ethical exploration.

You will find a detailed interactive standards-aligned lesson plan in which you and your students compare and contrast the 3 genres and their characteristics. The lesson plan includes objectives and learning targets, a variety of handouts and worksheets for students to deepen their understanding of the genres as well as the elements of fiction and how they play out in the genres. The directions for creating and then playing the board game are clear and easy to follow. Also included are daily accountability sheets for the students as they work in their groups to create the board game as well as a self-evaluation and a group evaluation of their process, their game board and the game boards of other groups. The best part of this unit is the day they get to play each others' games. As part of the game board evaluation, you, as their teacher, get to play their games as well. This highly creative project will engage your students and will encourage your students to creatively and critically "think outside the box" as they work collaboratively to create a game that best reflects their book.

This resource downloads as a pdf but includes a google doc force copy link on the Table of Contents page.


Resources in this unit include the following

  • A detailed, standards-aligned lesson plan with objectives and learning targets

  • Book Browse Lesson Plan and handout

  • Note Taking Guide Handout

  • Game Board Directions

  • Self-Evaluation

  • Check Off Grading Handout

  • Game Board Project Daily Accountability

  • Game Board Game Rubric


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Contact me at gruenwaldy1@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Resource Tags

Book Report Project Genre Study Critical Thinking Creative Project Game Board Elements of Fiction Middle School Dystopian Science Fiction Fantasy Writing Rubric

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