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Seasons of the Year

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103 Things to Do Before/During/After Reading

by Jim Burke---The following collection of reading activities first appeared in the appendix of The English Teacher's Companion (Boynton-Cook 1998)

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A Quote a Day to Inspire
by CJ the Drama Midlands

AQuoteADaytoInpirePowerpoint.pptx, 272.08 KB (Last Modified on January 4, 2013 )

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Author's Purpose
by Carrie Cronan

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Author's Purpose
by Powerpoint Maniac

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Elements of a Story
by Danyel White
Check out plot, setting, conflict, and other elements of a story!

ElementsofaStory.ppt, 173.50 KB (Last Modified on March 12, 2012 )

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Elements of Fiction
by Laura Torres
This Power Point Presentation explains the basic elements in fiction: plot, character, setting, point of view, conflict, symbols and theme.

ElementsofFictionPowerPointPresentation.pptx, 1.22 MB (Last Modified on March 12, 2012 )

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Entertaining LIterary Devices
by Katherine Nichter

EntertainingLiteraryDevicespowerpoint.ppt, 995.00 KB (Last Modified on January 4, 2013 )

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Fables
by Erin Vogel

Fables.ppt, 11.95 MB (Last Modified on March 12, 2012 )

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Language Arts Back to School Night Powerpoint
by Mrs. Schnitz

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Reading Strategy: Inferences
by Kristina Poston

LanguageArtsReadingStrategyInference.ppt, 671.50 KB (Last Modified on January 4, 2013 )

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Sentence Types
by Sheilah Espinoza
Check out the four types of sentences! Do you know all 4?

SentenceTypes.ppt, 569.00 KB (Last Modified on March 12, 2012 )

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Spooky House Halloween Story Starters and Adjectives
by Stephen Rogers

SpookyHouseHalloweenLessonstorystarteradjectives.ppt, 983.50 KB (Last Modified on January 4, 2013 )

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The Mysteries of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsburg
by Smart Chick
This is one of my favorite books! Try writing a short story based on the pictures, titles, and captions!

TheMysteriesofHarrisBurdickPowerPointwithQuestionsandPics.ppt, 3.51 MB (Last Modified on March 12, 2012 )

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Using Schema to Make Inferences
by Emily Kissner
Schema refers to your background knowledge and what you already know when you start to read a piece. Check out this powerpoint to see what inferences you can make!

UsingSchemaToMakeInferencesPowerpoint.ppt, 386.00 KB (Last Modified on March 12, 2012 )

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Seasons of the Year

103 Things to Do Before/During/After Reading

A Quote a Day to Inspire

Author's Purpose

Author's Purpose

Elements of a Story

Elements of Fiction

Entertaining LIterary Devices

Fables

Language Arts Back to School Night Powerpoint

Reading Strategy: Inferences

Sentence Types

Spooky House Halloween Story Starters and Adjectives

The Mysteries of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsburg

Using Schema to Make Inferences