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This teaching unit is to be used with the story "Invisible Lines" by Mary Amato. The unit includes pre-reading activities (anticipation guide and an online vocabulary review). During reading, students can complete ongoing activities, such as comprehension questions and vocabulary (matching, fill-in-the-blank, synonyms, and antonyms). After completion of the text, students can then demonstrate their level of understanding by choosing three activities from the assignment menu, thus demonstrating t

This teaching unit is to be used with the story "Invisible Lines" by Mary Amato. The unit includes pre-reading activities (anticipation guide and an online vocabulary review). During reading, students can complete ongoing activities, such as comprehension questions and vocabulary (matching, fill-in-the-blank, synonyms, and antonyms). After completion of the text, students can then demonstrate their level of understanding by choosing three activities from the assignment menu, thus demonstrating t

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This teaching unit is to be used with the story "Invisible Lines" by Mary Amato. The unit includes pre-reading activities (anticipation guide and an online vocabulary review). During reading, students can complete ongoing activities, such as comprehension questions and vocabulary (matching, fill-in-the-blank, synonyms, and antonyms). After completion of the text, students can then demonstrate their level of understanding by choosing three activities from the assignment menu, thus demonstrating t

This teaching unit is to be used with the story "Invisible Lines" by Mary Amato. The unit includes pre-reading activities (anticipation guide and an online vocabulary review). During reading, students can complete ongoing activities, such as comprehension questions and vocabulary (matching, fill-in-the-blank, synonyms, and antonyms). After completion of the text, students can then demonstrate their level of understanding by choosing three activities from the assignment menu, thus demonstrating t