Teach your students about figurative language and narrative writing through the brilliant words and artistry in Jane Yolen's Owl Moon.

Designed for upper elementary students, this resource gives students an opportunity to explore author's craft, dig deeper with comprehension and character activities, and write their own narrative.

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WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING:

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So many of these activities helped me to get my students thinking deeper about how an author's choice of words influences a story. Thank you. ~Grace L.

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This was a great resource for my students to use or figurative language ~ Kalie S.

This resource includes pre-reading, discussion questions, figurative language, comprehension, visualization, character analysis, summary, short answer written responses, and narrative writing.

Included in this resource:

• Teacher Directions

• Pre-reading Probe

• Discussion Questions

• Figurative Language (simile, metaphor, personification)

• Comprehension

• Vizualization

• Character Analysis

• Summary Response

• Short Answer Written Responses

• Narrative Writing

Read about how I use this resource in my classroom here.

I discuss the personification in this book at my blog:

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