Plot Element Chart

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Literary Elements Chart

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Use this Literary Elements Chart to keep track of when you present each element (character, setting, plot, theme) to each of your students. Ideal for working with students in small group book clubs with leveled readers. Download my Literary Elements Questions also to guide students in analyzing and using the four literary elements.

K - 4th

Creative Writing, Literature, Reading Strategies

Jack and the Beanstalk Bilingual Activities and Story Elements Worksheets 1st

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Your Dual Classroom

Imagine having all you need in one file! Once you download Jack and the Beanstalk for your dual classroom you will receive English and Spanish print-and-go activities for story elements, a projectable story with options to print, anchor chart pieces, time-lines—all of this in both an English and Spanish set! These stories are super-simple because they are well-known children’s stories in an adapted version that I have written so that students can engage faster with the story. The stories are s

K - 1st

English Language Arts, Spanish

CCSS

RL.1.2

, RL.1.3

Also included in: Bilingual Reading Comprehension Passages Story Elements Anchor Chart Worksheets

Little Red Riding Hood Story Map Graphic Organizer Anchor Chart First Grade

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Your Dual Classroom

The fact that you’ve made it this far means that you really want to see your kids succeed in biliteracy! Once you download this Super Simple Story and Activities on Little Red Riding Hood for your dual classroom you will receive print-and-go activities for story elements, a projectable story with options to print and anchor chart pieces, —all of this in both an English and Spanish set geared toward 1st grade standards, but applicable in K-2 This story is super-simple because it is a well-

K - 1st

Balanced Literacy, Spanish

CCSS

RL.K.2

, RL.K.3

, RL.1.2

Also included in: Bilingual Reading Comprehension Passages Story Elements Anchor Chart Worksheets

Story Elements Independent Project

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Gray's Gems

This product includes several activities to use for students related to story elements. Plot- This gives students four choices including Google Slides, a flip book, poster or blog. Character-focuses on types of characters (dynamic, static, round flat) and chart for identifying them in book students are reading Setting-graphic organizer that allows students to identify how time, place mood etc affect the setting Theme- Students select to either create a bumper sticker or tweet to show the the

5th - 8th

Other (ELA), Reading

Literary Elements Questions

Created by

Amy Schumann

Use these questions to guide students in analyzing and using the four literary elements: character, setting, plot, and theme. Download my Literary Elements Chart also to keep track of when you present each element to each of your students. Ideal for working with students in small group book clubs with leveled readers as well as with whole group read-alouds.

K - 4th

Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Literature