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A practical tool for teaching students how to respond to literature, this book provides 10 classroom activities that encourage students to think more as they read and to focus on the literary elements of a story. Each activity is preceded by a concise description that includes the purpose of the activity and the grade level it addresses, as well as a completed chart. Reproducible blank charts are ... More

A practical tool for teaching students how to respond to literature, this book provides 10 classroom activities that encourage students to think more as they read and to focus on the literary elements of a story. Each activity is preceded by a concise description that includes the purpose of the activity and the grade level it addresses, as well as a completed chart. Reproducible blank charts are also provided. Activities are classroom tested, may be tailored to fit for each selection, and may be used with small or large groups.

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