Any Novel: Plot Diagram and Prediction Log
Students map the plot of any novel they are reading, log predictions with text clues, and analyze conflict and cause and effect.
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Students map the plot of any novel they are reading, log predictions with text clues, and analyze conflict and cause and effect.
Students use a field-guide table to learn six major art movements, solve matching clues and sketch the same object in Impressionist-inspired and Cubist-inspired styles.
Students read an original story, use context clues to work out eight vocabulary words, and use the words in sentences.
Students use a biome reference table to match climate clues, plants and animals to six major land biomes.
Students read about six world music traditions, match clues to each, complete a comparison table, and respond in writing.
Students analyze five very different original short texts for speaker, audience, purpose and clues, then rewrite one for a new audience.
Students practice sixteen test-style questions on grammar, punctuation and vocabulary in context, with a self-check against the key.
Students read an original school mystery, record the clues, rule out suspects, and practice drawing supported inferences.