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Short stories Common Core CCRA.R.8 homeschool curricula
Reading Comprehension Passages and Questions Mostly Nonfiction Bundle
Find high level mostly nonfiction reading comprehension passages and questions in this large bundle for your upper elementary or middle school students! These resources are available through Easel and some also contain Google links. Look below to see the variety of no prep choices for reading passages.You save 30% off the price of individual products by purchasing the bundle.If so, go no further because here are EIGHTEEN stories at your disposal. These stories involve history, fantasy, grammar,
Grades:
4th - 6th
Lost In The Forest - A short story Reading Comprehension Short Answer Questions
Enhance your students' literacy skills and ignite their imaginations with "Lost in the Woods: An Adventure of Friendship and Perseverance" today! Students in 7th - 10th grade will love reading this short story and then being challenged with Reading Comprehension and short response quiz and short essay questions to capture their comprehension of the storyTitle: "Lost in the Woods: An Adventure of Friendship and Perseverance"Summary: Embark on an unforgettable journey with "Lost in the Woods," a
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Interactive Read Aloud Guide for Seventh Grade by Gary Soto
This is a complete read aloud lesson plan guide for the story Seventh Grade by Gary Soto. Included:Lesson plan guide with instructions and examplesPost it notes typed up and ready to print for the story arc, vocabulary, character traits, theme, and author's purposeDirections on how to print and use post its when teaching read aloud
Grades:
6th - 8th
O. Henry's "The Sleuth" ~ A Parody of Sherlock Holmes' stories
After Reading O. Henry's "The Sleuths," students will analyze how the author develops his short story as a parody. Prior knowledge of Sherlock Holmes is needed for students to be successful with this analysis, so teachers may assign watching several episodes of classic Sherlock Holmes television shows. These are available on YouTube for free. (This could be a fun classroom activity!) To help with comparison, a Venn diagram is used to identify similarities and differences between a Sherlock Holme
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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