→ We've got 35+ more complete novel units for you, ready to save you precious time and sanity so you can have your life back to do what you do best. I can see using it as an addition to an end of unit test or as a review of the plot or a group assignment it's very flexible!
Makes plot charts motivating! I appreciate this download a lot.
♥ This has a very cool look to it and the proposed answer key adds a lot of value to the product. This looks great and love that there is enough room for student response! I love using this in the classroom and watching my students take ownership of their own materials! ♥ The guiding questions are excellent for students who need a little hint to help them correctly identify story elements. Love the 'personalization' to these for each story. This makes teaching plot structure a breeze! Have enjoyed several of these - they are great for students to use & follow along with story. ♥ Visually appealing to students and perfect for meeting CCSS. It adds value to the product! My learners worked in small groups using this chart. Not everyone will agree all the time, but it is nice to have an interpretation as a starting point for discussion. Thank you for providing possible answers. It was very comprehensive and aligns well with the CCSS. I used this as a review while reading and my kids were actually excited to reach a new point on the chart! Great way to actively read!
♥ Perfect! This was very straightforward and was easy to implement. WHAT OTHER TEACHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS PLOT RESOURCE → Suggested Answer Key NOT YET Included! Keys will be developed when we complete and publish the entire unit for this text. The graphic-rich analyzer will visually remind of the tension map of the story as they read.ĬOMMON CORE: .2 .5 While reading the novel, students will analyze the 6 parts of the plot and find scenes/events that fit into each of the parts. ★ Exposition (setting, characters, and background info) While reading the novel Alabama Moon, this Freytag's Pyramid graphic analyzer will help students analyze the 6 parts of the plot:
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