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Tuck Everlasting – Student Study Guide + Teacher Answer Key Bring depth, clarity, and kid-friendly literary analysis to your Tuck Everlasting unit with this ready-to-use study guide and complete teacher answer key. Designed for grades 4–6, every chapter includes purposeful questions and approachable vocabulary so students build comprehension and confidence while engaging with the novel’s big ideas about choice, time, and what it means to live well. What’s Included Student Study Guide (print

The Westing Game – Journal Prompts (Ch. 1–30) | Munro Guides Keep students engaged with Ellen Raskin’s The Westing Game using this complete journal prompt set. Across the novel’s 30 chapters, students respond to three layered prompts per chapter—Analysis, Literary Device, and Personal Connection—balancing comprehension, close reading, and personal engagement. What’s Included 3 PowerPoint files (PPTX) covering the entire novel: Ch. 1–10, 11–20, and 21–30. 90 total prompts (3 per chapte

Ender’s Game – Journal Prompts (Ch. 1–15 + Wrap-Up) What it is A ready-to-use set of chunked, chapter-specific journal prompts for Ender’s Game that build close reading, literary analysis, and personal connection. Each slide gives students a focused task so you can launch discussion, check understanding, or drive short writes without extra prep. What’s included (4 PPTX files) Chapters 1–5 Prompts (PowerPoint) — analysis, literary device, and personal connection for each chapter. Chapter

Freak the Mighty – Chunked Chapter Journal Prompts (Ch. 1–25) Boost close reading, literary analysis, and personal connection with ready-to-use, middle-school-friendly journal prompts for Rodman Philbrick’s Freak the Mighty. This resource is chunked into five slide decks (Ch. 1–5, 6–10, 11–15, 16–20, 21–25). Each chapter includes three targeted prompts—Analysis, Literary Device, and Personal Connection—so you can build habits of evidence-based thinking while keeping engagement high. What

Holes – Journal Prompts (Ch. 1–50 + Epilogue) Give your novel study of Holes the daily structure it deserves. This ready-to-use set delivers three targeted prompts per chapter—Analysis, Device/Allusion, and Personal Connection—so students practice close reading, literary devices, and text-to-self thinking from the first page to the epilogue. What’s included 5 slide decks (PPTX) covering the entire novel: Ch. 1–10, 11–20, 21–30, 31–40, 41–50 + Epilogue. 150 total prompts (3 per chapter): A

Tuck Everlasting — Quote Analysis (Grades 4–6) Hook your readers with rich, age-appropriate quote analysis from Natalie Babbitt’s classic—no fluff, no guesswork. Students read a short, teacher-selected quote from each chapter and respond to clear prompts that nudge them toward theme, character, and author’s craft. You get a clean student handout, a ready-to-teach slide deck, and a full teacher key with suggested answers. What’s Inside Student Handout (printable Google-Docs/Word format): step

Resistance Through Two Tales Give your class a powerful, ready-to-teach exploration of resistance, courage, and truth-telling through two timeless texts: “The Emperor’s New Clothes” and “The Lion and the Mouse.” Students read, annotate, discuss, and create—while you get clear objectives, suggested answers, and teacher look-fors to make grading fast and focused. What’s Inside Student Article (framing essay): Introduces resistance in fables/fairy tales and sets purpose for reading. Full T

Persepolis — Chapter-Specific Journal Prompts (Marjane Satrapi) Bring Marjane Satrapi’s powerful graphic memoir Persepolis into your classroom with 36 thought-provoking journal prompts. These prompts guide students through the visual and thematic depth of the text, blending literary analysis with personal reflection. Perfect for bell-ringers, exit tickets, or discussion starters, they help students engage with issues of identity, war, culture, and resilience. What’s Inside 30 chapter-base

Restart – Middle School Journal Prompts (Chapters 1–30 + Wrap-Up) Help students reflect on Gordon Korman’s Restart with this complete set of journal prompts. Perfect for middle school readers, these prompts encourage analysis of character growth, literary devices, and personal connections to themes of memory, forgiveness, and second chances. What’s Included PowerPoint file (PPTX) with editable slides Chapter-aligned prompts for: Ch. 1–3, 4–6, 7–9, 10–12, 13–15, 16–18, 19–21, 22–24, 25–2

The Tiger Rising – Middle School Journal Prompts (Chapters 1–30 + Wrap-Up) Guide students through Kate DiCamillo’s The Tiger Rising with this complete set of journal prompts designed for middle school classrooms. These prompts encourage thoughtful analysis, exploration of symbolism, and meaningful personal connections to themes of grief, healing, and friendship. What’s Included PowerPoint file (PPTX) with editable slides Chapter-aligned prompts for: Ch. 1–3, 4–6, 7–9, 10–12, 13–15, 16–1

A Long Walk to Water – Middle School Journal Prompts (Chapters 1–18 + Wrap-Up) Deepen student engagement with Linda Sue Park’s A Long Walk to Water through this complete set of journal prompts. Designed for middle school readers, these prompts balance close reading with personal reflection, helping students connect to Salva’s and Nya’s powerful stories of survival, courage, and hope. What’s Included PowerPoint file (PPTX) with editable slides Chapter-aligned prompts for: Ch. 1–2, 3–4, 5

Stargirl – Middle School Journal Prompts (Chapters 1–33) Bring engagement and thoughtful reflection to your Stargirl unit with a ready-to-use set of chapter-aligned journal prompts designed specifically for middle school readers. These prompts balance literary analysis with personal connections so students think deeply about Spinelli’s craft while relating themes of individuality, kindness, and courage to their own lives. What’s included PowerPoint file (PPTX) with sequential prompts for:

I Survived the Battle of Gettysburg, 1863 — Student Reading Journals (Gr. 4–6) Engage readers before, during, and after every chapter of I Survived the Battle of Gettysburg, 1863 with structured journal pages that blend comprehension, reflection, and historical thinking. Includes teacher directions, a pre-reading warm-up, one journal page per chapter (Ch. 1–16), and a post-reading reflection set—ready to print and use. What’s inside Teacher Directions with flexible implementation tips for

Fish in a Tree – Middle School Journal Prompts (Chapters 1–51 + Wrap-Up) Support student reflection and analysis with this complete set of journal prompts for Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt. These prompts guide middle school readers in exploring Ally’s struggles and growth, while making personal connections to themes of perseverance, friendship, and learning differences. What’s Included PowerPoint file (PPTX) with editable slides Chapter-aligned prompts for: Ch. 1–5, 6–10, 11–15,

Because of Winn-Dixie – Middle School Journal Prompts (Chapters 1–26 + Wrap-Up) Engage students with thoughtful journal prompts that bring Kate DiCamillo’s Because of Winn-Dixie to life. These prompts encourage middle school readers to analyze literary elements, explore character development, and make personal connections to themes of friendship, forgiveness, and community. What’s Included PowerPoint file (PPTX) with ready-to-use slides Chapter-aligned prompts for: Ch. 1–2, 3–4, 5–6, 7–

Frindle – Middle School Journal Prompts (Chapters 1–15 + Wrap-Up) Make your Frindle unit interactive and reflective with this complete set of journal prompts crafted for middle school readers. These prompts help students explore creativity, language, and the power of ideas while connecting personally to Nick’s story. Perfect as daily bell ringers, exit tickets, or discussion starters, they keep students writing and thinking throughout the novel. What’s Included PowerPoint file (PPTX) with