'Guided reading questions' presentation slideshows

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Frindle

Frindle. Frindle . Fifth grade language arts teacher, Mrs. Granger, is known around the school as a tough teacher. On the first day of class, a student named Nick tries to trick Mrs. Granger into not giving the students homework. Unfortunately, not only does

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Nuclear Proliferation

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English III

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OBJECTIVE:

OBJECTIVE: To determine what life was like for the Minoans and how geography influenced their lives using Guided Reading questions To c reate a CARICATURE of the Minoan people. Guided Reading Questions. How did geography affect the Minoans? Read pp. 151 - 152.

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Original Text

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Journal check 1

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OBJECTIVE: To understand he importance of the polis to Greek life using Guided Reading questions

OBJECTIVE: To understand he importance of the polis to Greek life using Guided Reading questions To c reate a BUMPER STICKER for a Greek city-state. Guided Reading Questions. How were early Greek communities alike? How did they differ ? Read pp. 163 (Chapter Focus).

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Study/ Guided Reading Questions

Study/ Guided Reading Questions. Prologue 1. Where does this story take place? 2. How does Shakespeare describe Romeo and Juliet? 3. What does that mean in terms of their final destiny? Who or what is in control? Act I Scene 1 4. What two families are feuding?

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The Wanderer

The Wanderer . Guided Reading Questions 1. How does the kenning "gold-lord" help you understand the wanderer's goal?. 2. On what aspect of life does the wanderer reflect? . 3. How are caesuras indicated on the page? . The Wanderer . Review and Assess

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The Seafarer

The Seafarer . As you read these poems about people in exile, think about what it would be like to live away from home, unsure of whether you will ever return. Literary Analysis An glo-Saxon lyrics were composed for __________ and ____________. scops caesuras kennings assonance

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OBJECTIVE: To determine the legends and evidence of the founding of Rome

OBJECTIVE: To determine the legends and evidence of the founding of Rome. Guided Reading Questions. How was the city of Rome founded? Read pp. 209 - 210. Guided Reading Questions. Why were the Latins successful settling the Palatine? Read pp . 210.

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