TPT
Total:
$0.00
Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included
Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included
Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included
Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included
Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included
Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included
Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included
Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included
Share

Description

Engage your middle school ELA students with this comprehensive Fourth Grade Rats novel study project pack — the perfect companion to your The Watsons Go To Birmingham comprehension questions, quizzes, and reading activities!

This resource includes 9 creative, standards-aligned projects designed to boost reading comprehension, critical thinking, and student engagement. Whether used for early finishers, book club projects, or as the final Fourth Grade Rats novel study activity, this bundle offers both printable PDF and interactive Google Slides versions for flexible classroom use. Perfect for 3th–5th grade ELA, these The Watsons Go To Birmingham extension activities allow students to analyze themes, characters, and point of view through writing, art, and multimedia tasks—all while strengthening their connection to Christoper Paul Curtis' unforgettable story.

What's Inside?

The NINE Activities Include:

  1. Design a Book Jacket – Highlight themes, characters, and plot.
  2. Host a Podcast – Develop communication and presentation skills.
  3. Create a Character Collage – A visual character analysis activity.
  4. Dear Journal… – Explore character growth through reflective writing.
  5. Poster Advertisement – Dive into theme analysis with a creative twist.
  6. A New Perspective – Analyze point of view with this thought-provoking activity.
  7. Letter to the Author – Sharpen writing skills with a personal touch.
  8. Design a Social Media Post – A modern spin on character growth analysis.
  9. Read & Research – Build expository writing skills with a research-based task.

Why Teachers Love This Resource

  • Step-by-Step Guidance: Clear instructions ensure every activity is easy to implement.
  • Comprehensive Materials: Includes data collection sheets, graphic organizers, drafting pages, and final copy templates.
  • Assessment Made Easy: Rubrics are provided for every project, making grading straightforward.
  • Digital & Printable Formats: Offers both PDF and Google Drive versions, allowing flexibility for in-person and virtual classrooms
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

Fourth Grade Rats (Jerry Spinelli) Projects & Activities - PDF & Google Included

Becca's Book Room
573 Followers
$7.00

Highlights

Digital downloads
Grades icon
Grades
3rd - 6th
Standards icon
Standards
Pages
75
Answer Key
Rubric only

Save even more with bundles

Embark on an engaging literary journey with the Fourth Grade Rats Novel Study — a comprehensive, ready-to-use bundle that includes everything you need to teach this bestselling middle-grade novel! Perfect for elementary school ELA, this novel study features chapter questions, quizzes, vocabulary act
Price $15.00Original Price $18.00Save $3.00
4

Description

Engage your middle school ELA students with this comprehensive Fourth Grade Rats novel study project pack — the perfect companion to your The Watsons Go To Birmingham comprehension questions, quizzes, and reading activities!

This resource includes 9 creative, standards-aligned projects designed to boost reading comprehension, critical thinking, and student engagement. Whether used for early finishers, book club projects, or as the final Fourth Grade Rats novel study activity, this bundle offers both printable PDF and interactive Google Slides versions for flexible classroom use. Perfect for 3th–5th grade ELA, these The Watsons Go To Birmingham extension activities allow students to analyze themes, characters, and point of view through writing, art, and multimedia tasks—all while strengthening their connection to Christoper Paul Curtis' unforgettable story.

What's Inside?

The NINE Activities Include:

  1. Design a Book Jacket – Highlight themes, characters, and plot.
  2. Host a Podcast – Develop communication and presentation skills.
  3. Create a Character Collage – A visual character analysis activity.
  4. Dear Journal… – Explore character growth through reflective writing.
  5. Poster Advertisement – Dive into theme analysis with a creative twist.
  6. A New Perspective – Analyze point of view with this thought-provoking activity.
  7. Letter to the Author – Sharpen writing skills with a personal touch.
  8. Design a Social Media Post – A modern spin on character growth analysis.
  9. Read & Research – Build expository writing skills with a research-based task.

Why Teachers Love This Resource

  • Step-by-Step Guidance: Clear instructions ensure every activity is easy to implement.
  • Comprehensive Materials: Includes data collection sheets, graphic organizers, drafting pages, and final copy templates.
  • Assessment Made Easy: Rubrics are provided for every project, making grading straightforward.
  • Digital & Printable Formats: Offers both PDF and Google Drive versions, allowing flexibility for in-person and virtual classrooms
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

Reviews

This product has not yet been rated.
Rated 0 out of 5

Questions & Answers

Loading

Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Read closely to determine what the text says explicitly and to make logical inferences from it; cite specific textual evidence when writing or speaking to support conclusions drawn from the text.
Determine central ideas or themes of a text and analyze their development; summarize the key supporting details and ideas.
Analyze how and why individuals, events, and ideas develop and interact over the course of a text.
Loading