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My Brother Sam Is Dead novel Am. Revolution Unit

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Of all the American Revolution novels I have taught in grades 5-10, My Brother Sam is Dead is my favorite because of its development of characters, crisp dialogue, presentation of themes involving the effects of war on a family in a Connecticut community and the young narrator. It is a timeless, sensitive war novel whose issues could apply to any war. It lends itself wonderfully to reading the dialogue out loud as if it were a play and even so-so readers are motivated to try reading the dramatic parts out loud. (Well...some do like to read the cuss words out loud...very loud! Be warned!)
I have included about 25 activities sheets: comprehension questions plus answers, a character chart showing how characters change due to the effects of war plus answers, how to understand better and recall more clearly key scenes in a novel using key quotations plus answers, 2 essay tests and 1 makeup test
K-12 Subject:
U.S. History, Literature, Writing-Essays 
Grade Level(s):
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth 
Teaching Duration:
3 Weeks 
Type of Resource:
Worksheets, Activities, Novel Study 
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# of Pages/Slides:
21
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Grades Taught:
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Higher Education, Adult Education
Subject Area:
Creative Writing, U.S. History, Reading

Grades 4-12 (middle school primarily), some primary, high school college, lots of adult ed. subjects: specialties--social studies, language arts, environmental ed., Spanish Peace Corps Volunteer in Chile, 2 yrs. education, environment, agriculture

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