Students will read a tsunami myth based in Japan. They will analyze …
Students will read a tsunami myth based in Japan. They will analyze the effect of the setting on character and plot details. Then, they will rewrite the myth to take place in an alternative location.
For this lesson, students brainstorm several examples of plots, settings, and characters …
For this lesson, students brainstorm several examples of plots, settings, and characters and randomly select these elements to create their own short stories.
Students brainstorm several examples of plots, settings, and characters and randomly select …
Students brainstorm several examples of plots, settings, and characters and randomly select these elements to create their own short stories. This is the second lesson in a two-part series.
In this lesson, students write a self-portrait poem, giving the reader an …
In this lesson, students write a self-portrait poem, giving the reader an indication what they are like on the inside, instead of picturing how they look on the outside.
In this lesson, students use Aesop's fable "The Dove and the Snake" …
In this lesson, students use Aesop's fable "The Dove and the Snake" to learn the importance of sensory language and sentence structure in creative writing while practicing the steps and procedures to good writing.
In this lesson, students create a magazine advertisement for the spring water, …
In this lesson, students create a magazine advertisement for the spring water, which causes a person to live forever, in the novel "Tuck Everlasting" by Natalie Babbitt.
In this lesson, students construct a necklace in order to visualize a …
In this lesson, students construct a necklace in order to visualize a plan for including a central idea, supporting facts, and a clincher sentence in a written piece.
A teacher's guide to American Tapestry, Michelle Obama's biography. Included are chapter-by-chapter …
A teacher's guide to American Tapestry, Michelle Obama's biography. Included are chapter-by-chapter discussion questions, writing prompts, and activities.
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