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Reading Skills Practice:  Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes
Reading Skills Practice:  Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes
Reading Skills Practice:  Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes
Reading Skills Practice:  Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes
Reading Skills Practice:  Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes
Reading Skills Practice:  Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes
Reading Skills Practice:  Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes
Reading Skills Practice:  Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes
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If you teach reading skills in your middle school ELA class, you will need to teach conflict. And guess what? I'll do it for you! Use this lesson and guided notes, go to the free YouTube lesson, sit back, and take a breather! Perfect for homeschooling, when you need sub plans, or when kids are absent.

I'll also provide a regular link to the video in case you can't access YouTube in your class.

There is also an identical version of this product available to download from a PDF if you do not want TPT to access your Google Drive. 

Click here to see the PDF version of this product.

The concept is simple:

  1. Show the video.  You get to sit back and take a breather!  You could also teach the lesson yourself by going through the slideshow, but why bother?  I’ll do it for you!
  2. Print the guided notes and have kids fill them out as watching.  Have kids keep them in their reading notebooks.
  3. Post the lesson on your digital learning platform for kids to reference in the future.
  4. Give any follow-up activity of your choice.  I recommend having kids read at this point as part of your reading workshop. If you need ideas, I have an entire line of reading centers.
  5. As an alternative to choosing a follow-up activity, you could also just have kids watch the video without writing at first then fill in the notes when you are done.

Here's what you'll get:

⭐️The complete lesson - to add to your digital learning platform

⭐️Guided notes - to keep kids focused

⭐️Answer key - for the guided notes

⭐️The YouTube lesson - but that's free anyway

⭐️A copy of the video - in case you can't access YouTube in your classroom

This is perfect for:

  • Taking a break from teaching lessons
  • When you have a sub
  • When kids are absent
  • Homeschooling

Link to this episode: Conflict

Note: This product is also part of the following money-saving bundles:

Video Lessons and Guided Notes Bundle

Video Lessons, Guided Notes, and Centers Bundle

Any questions, feel free to email me.

-Linda A. “All in One Middle School”

Click here for updates and to follow me on Teachers Pay Teachers!

❤️More products you'll love:❤️

⭐️"Teach My Class" video series with lessons and guided notes

⭐️Conflict Reading Centers

⭐️Reading Notebook Printables

⭐️Character Study - Complete Unit

I would truly appreciate your feedback with a rating and review.  It helps me when making future products.  Plus, you earn credit for every dollar spent when you leave a review…win/win!

Copyright ©All in One Middle School, Linda Asaro

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

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.

Reading Skills Practice: Conflict - Instructional Video, Lesson, Guided Notes

All in One Middle School
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Description

If you teach reading skills in your middle school ELA class, you will need to teach conflict. And guess what? I'll do it for you! Use this lesson and guided notes, go to the free YouTube lesson, sit back, and take a breather! Perfect for homeschooling, when you need sub plans, or when kids are absent.

I'll also provide a regular link to the video in case you can't access YouTube in your class.

There is also an identical version of this product available to download from a PDF if you do not want TPT to access your Google Drive. 

Click here to see the PDF version of this product.

The concept is simple:

  1. Show the video.  You get to sit back and take a breather!  You could also teach the lesson yourself by going through the slideshow, but why bother?  I’ll do it for you!
  2. Print the guided notes and have kids fill them out as watching.  Have kids keep them in their reading notebooks.
  3. Post the lesson on your digital learning platform for kids to reference in the future.
  4. Give any follow-up activity of your choice.  I recommend having kids read at this point as part of your reading workshop. If you need ideas, I have an entire line of reading centers.
  5. As an alternative to choosing a follow-up activity, you could also just have kids watch the video without writing at first then fill in the notes when you are done.

Here's what you'll get:

⭐️The complete lesson - to add to your digital learning platform

⭐️Guided notes - to keep kids focused

⭐️Answer key - for the guided notes

⭐️The YouTube lesson - but that's free anyway

⭐️A copy of the video - in case you can't access YouTube in your classroom

This is perfect for:

  • Taking a break from teaching lessons
  • When you have a sub
  • When kids are absent
  • Homeschooling

Link to this episode: Conflict

Note: This product is also part of the following money-saving bundles:

Video Lessons and Guided Notes Bundle

Video Lessons, Guided Notes, and Centers Bundle

Any questions, feel free to email me.

-Linda A. “All in One Middle School”

Click here for updates and to follow me on Teachers Pay Teachers!

❤️More products you'll love:❤️

⭐️"Teach My Class" video series with lessons and guided notes

⭐️Conflict Reading Centers

⭐️Reading Notebook Printables

⭐️Character Study - Complete Unit

I would truly appreciate your feedback with a rating and review.  It helps me when making future products.  Plus, you earn credit for every dollar spent when you leave a review…win/win!

Copyright ©All in One Middle School, Linda Asaro

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

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.

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Standards

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Determine a theme of a story, drama, or poem from details in the text, including how characters in a story or drama respond to challenges or how the speaker in a poem reflects upon a topic; summarize the text.
By the end of the year, read and comprehend literature, including stories, dramas, and poetry, at the high end of the grades 4–5 text complexity band independently and proficiently.
Describe how a particular story’s or drama’s plot unfolds in a series of episodes as well as how the characters respond or change as the plot moves toward a resolution.
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