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Close reading Common Core RL.7.2 scaffolded notes
Elements of Fiction BUNDLE - Literary Elements - Theme, Setting, Characters 6-8
This Elements of Fiction BUNDLE has everything you need to teach and practice literary elements like plot structure, STEAL characterization, finding the theme, character traits, point of view, tone and mood, conflict, and setting! This BUNDLE includes activities, lessons, and notes on the following topics: -Plot Structure Elements -STEAL Characterization-Finding the Theme of a story-Internal and External Character Traits-Point of View (1st, 2nd, 3rd Limited, and 3rd Omniscient)-Tone and Mood-Typ
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6th - 8th
Theme Hexagon Thinking Diagram Templates | Any Book | Differentiated
NEW!Coach your students through discussion and note-taking for the themes of any novel, short story or play, and then instruct them in the creation of a hex diagram by matching the sides, drawing links between the elements of the themes, and explaining their reasons. Allow more able students to work independently on the hexagon diagram pieces.Includes two differentiated versions and a 'How To Use' guide.VERSION 1 SIDES:CharactersContextSymbolismQuotations x3VERSION 2 SIDES:CharactersMain charact
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8th - 11th
Main Idea vs. Theme Slides, Notes, Worksheets, & Practice Activity - Grades 5-7
Are you looking for an engaging lesson that teaches the key differences between theme and main idea? This lesson allows students to explore main idea vs. theme through an engaging lesson, practice worksheets, and activities. Stop scrolling and take a look at the preview for more! This thorough and detailed lesson reviews and teaches the key differences between main idea and theme. Students can explore how the theme of the story applies to the reader, but the main idea applies to the content of t
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5th - 7th
Finding the Theme Slides, Mini Lesson, & Identifying Theme Practice Passages
Are you looking for an engaging mini lesson that teaches students how to find and identify the theme of a story? This lesson teaches students how to identify the theme of a story through a mini slides lesson, notes, practice activities, and reading passages. Stop scrolling and take a look at the preview for more! This thorough and detailed lesson goes through the process of identifying the theme in a story by reflecting on the character’s main conflict and reflecting on the lesson learned throug
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6th - 8th
Front Desk Notice and Note Signposts
This resource lists the Notice and Note Signposts that can be found in the novel Front Desk by Kelly Yang. It includes chapters/page numbers, text evidence, as well as possible answers to the anchor questions to be used as a teaching guide to facilitate Notice and Note with this novel.
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4th - 8th
Context Hexagonal Thinking Diagram Templates | Any Book | Differentiated
Coach your students through discussion and note-taking for the context of any novel, short story or play, and then instruct them in the creation of a hex diagram by matching the sides, drawing links between the elements of the context, and explaining their reasons. Allow more able students to work independently on the hexagon diagram pieces.Includes four differentiated versions and a 'How To Use' guide.You might also like...Book Cover or Dust Jacket Report Template for Wrap Around Reading Review
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8th - 11th
Characterization 90-minute Lesson Plan
Instructional plan for 90-minute lesson on characterization .Lesson Topics:Direct (Outward) CharacterizationIndirect (Inner) CharacterizationStereotypes vs. ArchetypesSupported Activities:QSSSA Warm Up (ESL Strategy)Literary Short Story of teacher choiceIllustrated Character Analysis Chart (printable separate)Short Constructed Response (TX STAAR) Exit TicketAVID Five Phases of Focused Note-takingSlide deck also available.
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Characterization Lesson
Characterization Lesson: Instructor Slides
Lesson Topics:Direct (Outward) CharacterizationIndirect (Inner) CharacterizationStereotypes vs. ArchetypesActivities:Illustrated Character Analysis ChartShort Constructed Response (TX STAAR) AVID Five Phases of Focused Note-takingTeacher slides included.
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6th - 10th
Also included in: Characterization Lesson
The Outsiders Reading Guide: character chart, two column notes, and questions
This packet contains a character chart, sets of two column notes by chapter, and additional activities for some chapters. It can be used as a means to engage students in close reading of the novel The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. The two column notes focus on the main events of each chapter, important quotes, and elements of literature.
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7th - 10th
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Guided Notes that go with StudySync 7th Grade POETIC ELEMENT & STRUCTURE lesson.
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade POETIC ELEMENTS & STRUCTURE lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
Grades:
7th
Guided Notes that with StudySync 7th Grade CENTRAL OR MAIN IDEA lesson.
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade CENTRAL OR MAIN IDEA lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
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7th
CLOSE READING & Writing for Pre-AP POETRY ANALYSIS! *Two Poems + Cornell Notes!*
This product picks up where this related lesson on mood, tone and theme leaves off. It also uses Claude McKay's "America" but includes "The Weary Blues" by Langston Hughes for students' guided and independent practice.First, students are given Cornell Notes that equip them with abbreviated terms for literature and note-taking. Next, they are provided texts (also in Cornell Notes-style) to practice close reading on, and the teacher has pre-annotated copies that can help guide students to identify
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Growing *MEGA-LITERATURE BUNDLE!* Cornell Notes, Graphic Orgs., MS/HS!
Analyze TONE in Two Poems by Sara Teasdale! Early 1900’s Compare & Contrast
This product can complement the one that uses Claude McKay's "America” and "The Weary Blues" by Langston Hughes, as well as this lesson on mood, tone and theme. It is an extension or can serve as a complement to this mood and tone introduction.These two poems by Sara Teasdale feature markedly different tones and serve as a useful way to look at how the author’s attitude towards the subject can be very different.After each poem, there is space to summarize the poem, and there is a homework task
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6th - 10th
Also included in: Growing *MEGA-LITERATURE BUNDLE!* Cornell Notes, Graphic Orgs., MS/HS!
7th Grade StudySync CONNOTATION/DENOTATION Guided Notes
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade CONNOTATION/DENOTATION lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
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7th
7th Grade StudySync CONTEXT CLUES Guided Notes
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade CONTEXT CLUES lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
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7th
Give students the tools for CLOSE READING, NOTE-TAKING, & ANNOTATIONS!
* PLEASE NOTE that I have tagged CCSS, TEKS & VA Standards of Learning related to analysis of literary elements both in and across texts, as well as tracing an author's argument. As the lesson plan explains, this product can be used to assist in analysis of ANY text! Thus, it is a tool to help students get there, but does not fully accomplish that analysis without further structure--structure provided in my Mega Literary Bundle! *Now that we have that out of the way, what exactly are these C
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Much Ado About Nothing (No Fear Shakespeare Version) Act 1, Scene 1 Study Guide
This 4-page documents guides students slowly and thoroughly through Act 1, Scene 1 of Much Ado About Nothing. While the study guide could be used with any version of the play, I use it in conjunction with the No Fear Shakespeare version (to which the listed page numbers correlate). The study guide encourages close reading, deep thinking, translation and analysis.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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A Day's Wait - Powerpoint Slides
Powerpoint slides to review the story 'A Day's Wait' by Ernest HemingwaySimple to followPlot EventsCharacter TraitsConnection to another literatureSuitable for pupils to review on their ownSuitable as handoutsSuitable for parents to review with their children3 printable worksheets with suggested answers
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6th - 7th
Also included in: A Day's Wait - 2-in-1 Bundle Resource
Guided Notes that with StudySync 7th Grade DRAMATIC ELEMENT/STRUCTURE lesson.
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade DRAMATIC ELEMENTS & STRUCTURE lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
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7th
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade DIALOGUE lesson.
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade DIALOGUE lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
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7th
The House on Mango Street | Literary Devices | Worksheet | Graphic Organizer
This document includes blank charts your students can use to annotate their thoughts as they read through Sandra Cisneros's The House on Mango Street. It asks them to consider :Motifs: Identity, Gender, Cultural Identity, Hopes, Dreams, Growing UpCharacter Development: Changes, Traits, RelationshipsOther Literary Devices Used (and their purpose!)There is a space for the vignette title, a space for MLA cited text evidence, and a space for their analytical thinking work. This would work perfectly
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7th - 10th
Reading Strategies for Analyzing Characters
This bundle has a group of graphic organizers that are designed specifically for analyzing characters in a fictional text. These graphic organizers are great for visual thinkers who need planning and support when reading texts. Each organizer includes directions and sentence starters for clarity.
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4th - 8th
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade IMAGERY lesson.
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade IMAGERY lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
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7th
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade PLOT lesson.
Guided Notes that go along with the StudySync 7th Grade PLOT lesson.Students can enjoy:Fill-in-the-blank guided notesVocabulary matchingReading checklistQuestions to consider while reading
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7th
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