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Clifford's Good Deeds Storia Teaching Guide

Grades: PreK–K, 1–2
Subjects: Friends and Friendship, Kindness and Compassion

 

The Amazing World of Brian Selznick Discussion Guide

Grades: 3–5, 6–8
Subjects: Reading

 

Get Goosebumps With R.L. Stine Webcast and Discussion Guide

Grades: 3–5, 6–8
Subjects: Arts and Crafts, Writing Process, Halloween

 

Activity Plan Mixed Ages: The Root of It All

Grades: PreK–K
Subjects: Reading

 

Activity Plan 4-5: Let's Do Breakfast!

Grades: PreK–K
Subjects: Cooking

 

Activity Plan 3-4: A Book About Me

Grades: PreK–K, 1–2
Subjects: Literacy, Hobbies, Play, Recreation, Individuality, Visual Arts

 

Activity Plan 4-5: Books Are Best

Grades: PreK–K
Subjects: Literacy, Hobbies, Play, Recreation, Social and Emotional Development

 

A Dog's Life Discussion Questions

Grades: 3–5
Subjects: Main Idea and Details, Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Plot, Character, Setting, Summarizing, Reading Response, Animals, Dogs, Pets

 

Inkheart Discussion Questions

Grades: 6–8
Subjects: Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Plot, Character, Setting, Story Elements, Reading Response, Literary Response

 

Chasing Vermeer Discussion Questions

Grades: 6–8
Subjects: Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Plot, Character, Setting, Story Elements, Reading Response, Literary Response, Arts and Creativity

 

Esperanza Rising Discussion Questions

Grades: 6–8
Subjects: Social Studies, Family Life, Cause and Effect, Compare and Contrast, Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Plot, Character, Setting, Story Elements, Reading Response, Literary Response, Friends and Friendship

 

Holes Discussion Questions

Grades: 6–8
Subjects: Cause and Effect, Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Plot, Character, Setting, Story Elements, Reading Response

 

Because Of Winn-Dixie Discussion Questions

Grades: 3–5
Subjects: Cause and Effect, Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Plot, Character, Setting, Story Elements, Reading Response, Literature Appreciation, Literary Response

 

Journalism 101

Grades: 6–8, 9–12
Subjects: Social Studies, Main Idea and Details, Independent Reading, Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Story Elements, Journalism, Research Skills, Expository Writing, Nonfiction Writing, Homework and Studying Support, Teacher Tips and Strategies

 

Teacher’s Guide: Lessons and Reproducibles

Grades: 6–8, 9–12
Subjects: Adolescent Issues, Reading, Biology and Life Science, Drugs, Alcohol, Smoking

 

Harriet Tubman: On the Road to Freedom

Grades: 3–5, 6–8
Subjects: Civil Rights, Slavery, Underground Railroad, Abolition, Content Area Reading, Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Journal Writing, Civics and Government, Geography and Map Skills, African American, Black History Month, Human Rights, Maps and Globes, Social Studies through Literature, Winter Themes, Women's History and Experience, Women's History Month

 

31 Flavors of Reading

Grades: 3–5, 6–8
Subjects: Reading

 

Make a Book About Me

Grades: PreK–K
Subjects: Social Studies, Arts and Creativity

 

Graph It!

Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12
Subjects: Charts and Graphs, Research Skills, Statistics, Sports

 

Steps To Freedom

Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5
Subjects: Slavery, Underground Railroad, Abolition, Literature, Literature Appreciation, Black History Month, Social Studies through Literature

 

The Winter of Red Snow Discussion Guide

Grades: 3–5
Subjects: Death, Grief, Loss, Colonial and Revolutionary America, American Revolutionary War, Content Area Reading, Reading Comprehension, Journal Writing, Poetry Writing, Courage, Bravery, Heroism, Historic Figures, Kindness and Compassion, Social Studies through Literature, Winter, Winter Themes

 

The Journal of Wong Ming-Chung Discussion Guide

Grades: 6–8
Subjects: Achievement and Success, Challenges and Overcoming Obstacles, Changes and New Experiences, Cleverness, Main Idea and Details, Guided Reading, Independent Reading, Literature, Cause and Effect, Compare and Contrast, Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences, Literary Devices, Plot, Character, Setting, Story Elements, Summarizing, Reading Response, Literature Appreciation, Research Skills, Vocabulary, Expository Writing, Letter Writing, Literary Response, Writing Prompts, Determination and Perseverance, Equality, Fairness, Justice, Chinese and Chinese American, Communication and the Internet, Educational Technology, Immigration, Prejudice and Tolerance Experiences, Pride and Self-Esteem, Resourcefulness, Survival, Tolerance and Acceptance