The Red-Haired Reader

This worksheet directs students to read pages 50-60 through one of six lenses. As they read, they'll record quotes from the text on the left and analyze them through their assigned lens on the right. Afterwards, they'll work with their small group to create a poster that portrays what Bradbury is expressing about their particular lens. Directions, requirements, success criteria, and handout are all included. This is a ready-to-go resource! Do you need an engaging, authentic way to assess you

To use these Socratic Seminar packets, you'll simply need to come up with 6 "Big Idea" questions that require students to answer and provide two quotes from the text to back up their answers. Type 3 questions into packet A and the other 3 into packet B, and that is all the work you have to do! Each student will receive a packet. Each packet contains space for you to write your 3 questions and an area where students will plan an answer and find quotes to use as support. Students are

This product is in the form of a Google Doc, so it's perfect for uploading right to Google Classroom for Distance OR in-person learning! After you purchase, you'll see a word doc that contains the link to the Google Doc. Make a copy and you're good to go! This paired text analysis requires students to first read and analyze the allegory "The Terrible Things". There are questions that ask about author's purpose, symbolism, and comprehension. Next, students will read, annotate, and analyze th