Summary Strategy for Fiction Graphic Organizer Handout
Graphic organizer helps students create short and effective summaries for a work of fiction.
To Read Shakespeare or Not to Read Shakespeare—That Is the Question I Am Not Sure We Can Answer
Do you remember reading your first Shakespeare play? For many of us (and our students), the first of the Bard’s words were, “Two households, both alike in dignity, / InRead More
Lit With Liz | American Street
American Street just sounds like the perfect symbolic name for a book whose main character is an immigrant. Right? American dream on American street? Sounds pretty perfect.
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Dystopia Is Everywhere While the dystopian genre has been around for a long time, it has seen a surge in popularity over the past decade, which you’ve probablyRead More
Get Lit With Liz
February 21, 2019 Liz Zupan There are books that you forget as soon as you finish them. There are some that leave you stunned from the surprise endingRead More
Handout: So You Say?
Graphic organizer helps students arrange their thoughts and ideas
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In general, people are naturally argumentative, and our students are perfect examples.
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How to Teach Global Awareness in the Classroom