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This includes the parallel passage from the first and last chapters (book ends, full circle) for Of Mice and Men. The Claim is provided, as well as an Outline based on the Claim, which is centered around Steinbeck's use of Juxtaposition to foreshadow Lennie's death.

This is a project-based choice board for End of Book activities/projects for Becoming Naomi Leon. If you're looking for new ways to use differentiation with this novel, this choice board is great. My students love it!

This is a detailed blueprint--an alternative to the IB template--complete with formative and summative assessments, CCSS, IB Inquiry Statements, Areas of Interaction and a plethora of activities.

This end of book test for "Night" is in table form. Students are given a key passage from the book and asked to summarize, analyze, and provide a theme for the passage. The last box can be used to compare a novel (I used The Book Thief) and labelled the box "Connection to The Book Thief". This test encourages analysis and deep thought and can be used for a writing grade as well as comprehension.

Students will read, annotate, and provide commentary on the passage in Chapter 3 in which Silence influences tone, mood, and the gravity of the scene in which Carlson shoots Candy's dog. They will then write a one paragraph CEA based on their annotations and commentary. The passage is included, as well as a Graphic Organizer.

This End of Book Test is aligned to the Common Core and NWEA/ISAT guidelines. Students read a passage and respond to the text in short answer/essay format by analyzing the passage.

This End of Book Test is aligned to the Common Core and NWEA/ISAT guidelines. Students read a passage and respond to the text in short answer/essay format by analyzing the passage.