The Tale of Despereaux (A Mouse is Born) Scaffolded Worksheets for ESL Newcomers
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ELD/ESL and Language Arts classrooms alike face a similar problem with English Language Learners, especially newcomers to the United States: how to scaffold lessons for and teach an entire novel in a language students can't quite understand.
Try these no prep three-page worksheets for each chapter in the first book (A Mouse is Born) of The Tale of Despereaux. A great guided reading scaffold for getting ML students started with text-dependent questions and translation activities with repeated questions about word and letter order (unscrambling sentences and words).
These 45 pages of worksheets can be completed daily in a classroom moving at a more accelerated pace or, as in my case, weekly-biweekly, depending on comprehension levels and available time. In that case, this could be part of a semester-long or year-long study of The Tale of Despereaux.
TEXT NEEDED: The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo
PRACTICE WITH: Language acquisition, answering text-dependent questions, phonics, practicing word order, sentence structure.
INCLUDED:
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 1
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 2
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 3
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 4
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 5
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 6
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 7
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 8
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 9
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 10
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 11
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 12
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 13
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 14
- Three-page worksheet - Chapter 15
- Total of 45 pages of worksheets
- Answer keys provided
Included are fourty-five worksheets of three pages each for chapters 1-15 of The Tale of Despereaux for English language learners to complete as they read The Tale of Despereaux. Students will demonstrate understanding of the text through answering text-dependent questions, translating portions of the text, and reordering scrambled words and sentences for clarity.