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Reading strategies Common Core W.8.3d resources for homeschool
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz- Lessons 10-12 (Ch.23 & 24 and Book/Movie Comparison)
These are lessons 10-12 in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz unit plan. Chapters 23 & 24, a final assignment, and a book/movie comparison are covered in these lessons. Below is a description of the lessons included in this bundle.In Lesson 10, students begin concluding the novel's reading section, starting with a warm-up reflecting on the book's conclusion. The class then contrasts the novel with its cinematic adaptation by analyzing movie clips, aligning them with their interpretation from reading
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in:Â The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Unit Plan
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz- Lessons 7-9 (Chapters 15-22)
These are lessons 7-9 in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz unit plan. Chapters 15-22 are covered in this lesson. Below is a description of the lessons included in this bundle.In Lesson 7, we delve into understanding the plot of "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz." Students begin with a warm-up, crafting a brief summary of their progress in reading, setting the stage for a plot diagram activity. After discussing these summaries, we review the structure of a story plot through a short video and address question
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in:Â The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Unit Plan
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz- Lesson 1- Intro
This is the first lesson in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz unit plan. It is an introduction to the book and includes excerpts from chapter 1. Below is a description of this lesson. In our first Wizard of Oz lesson, we'll learn about where the story takes place. We'll start by looking at pictures of farms and rural America, which connect to the first setting in the Wizard of Oz, Kansas. After a warm-up, we'll talk about settings and watch a short video about them in stories. Then, you'll answer some
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in:Â The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Unit Plan
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz- Lesson 3- Chapters 4-6
This is the third lesson in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz unit plan. Chapter 4-6 are covered in this lesson. Below is a description of this lesson.In today's lesson, we'll be looking at point of view. To start, the warm-up will prompt you to consider who is telling the story. By honing in on the narrator, we'll kick off our discussion on point of view in literature. A short video on point of view will follow, and then you'll practice identifying it in sample texts. Once comfortable, we'll dive into
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in:Â The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Unit Plan
Assessment, Prose and Poetry: Perfect Together! (M) Patsy's Paradise
With the natural world shrinking at an alarming rate, and almost non-existent in urban areas, it's nice to read a passage in which a character takes a pro-active role in restoring one small part of nature. This story, Patsy's Paradise, which is filled with figures of speech and is content rich, is partly autobiographical, so it is close to my heart. 25 professionally written multiple choice, evidence based questions and a writing prompt are included for assessment. Enjoy! My students did! (C) 20
Grades:
7th - 10th
Main Idea! Details! Drawing Conclusions! #29: The Little White Colt
Through this semi-autobiographical story about a child, a fear and a young horse, students will hone their skills in main idea, details, drawing conclusions, theme, vocabulary, and others essential to good comprehension. The story is engaging and accessible, is a real page turner, and is accompanied by 25 professionally written, evidence based multiple-choice questions, and 4 writing prompts, for assessment. Your students will love it and learn from it. Mine did! Copyright (C) 2022 by LA on a Mi
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Poems about Diversity from Dragon University! #2: Creature Features
It's OK to be different! It's OK to celebrate our differences! it's good to understand that diversity is and always has been the catalyst that moves life forward! These and others are the themes found in this second edition of Poems about Diversity from Dragon University. Each poem is carefully constructed to be of poetic, literary, and educational value, and to be used for remote learning if necessary. Ten professionally written, open-ended questions are included for assessment. Copyright 2021
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Assessment Research simulation!
Reading content rich, non-fiction text, and writing a research paper on the material are essential secondary and college level skills, but teaching the research methods is so tedious that some people avoid it altogether. Well, here is an engaging, content rich, non-fiction text that will keep your students focused and also challenge them with professionally written, evidence based multiple-choice questions and three writing prompts, including a research simulation prompt. Enjoy! (C) 2020 by LA
Grades:
6th - 10th
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