Mac Daniel

This file contains 9 pages, and each page contains four cut-apart cards for a total of 28 passages. Each card features a short paragraph on topics in American history between 1900-1950. The events on the cards are roughly in order by date but not perfectly so. Because of the content, the cards could be used for reading, social studies, or a decade project. Topics included are: -The 1906 San Francisco Earthquake -The First License Plates -The Assassination of President McKinley -The 1918 Flu P

This non-fiction book report choice board provides nine formats for students to choose from including: -a traditional written book report -a museum display -a book jacket -a TV interview -an original poem about the book -a graphic novel -a short documentary -a map -a picture book with captions This choice board also gives the students the option to propose their own book report ideas to you for your approval. Included with this choice board are a rating sheet (2 per page), a graphic novel te

This file contains the following: -Top bun (name of book, author, your name) -Tomato (description of the setting of your book) -Lettuce (name of main character and description) -Hamburger patty (summary of your book; you can add a second hamburger patty if you need more space) -Cheese (at least one theme of your book with evidence to support it) -Bottom bun (your rating and explanation; color the appropriate number of hamburgers out of 5) There is a rubric included at the end for grading p

This book report choice board provides nine formats for students to choose from including: -a traditional written book report -a diorama -a book jacket -a TV commercial -an original poem about the book -a comic strip -a short movie -a map -a photo album This choice board also gives the students the option to propose their own book report ideas to you for your approval. Included with this choice board are a rating sheet (2 per page), a comic strip template (4 panels per page), a summary page,

This novel test contains 32 questions divided into the following categories: true or falseidentify the type of figurative languageidentify the charactermultiple choiceuse a character trait to describe a character and support with text evidenceidentify the speakeridentify and support a themecompare and contrast (Dorothea and Caroline)An answer key is provided except where answers may vary.