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Printable booklet:
North Carolina Focus lessons: Lessons, short stories, and questions on story elements and literary devices, with answers at the end of the pdf.
North Carolina: Focus Lessons Booklet | PDFFocus Lessons Booklet Reading Strategies Contents:
The Focus Lessons include the following (check answers at end of the booklet):
- Introduction to Reading Strategies and Literary Elements
- Literary Elements Focus Lessons
- Lesson 1: Elements of Fiction
- Lesson 2: Point of View I
- Lesson 3: Point of View II
- Lesson 4: Dialogue
- Lesson 5: Flashback
- Lesson 6: Foreshadowing
- Lesson 7: Irony
- Lesson 8: Style
- Lesson 9: Tone
- Lesson 10: Hyperbole
- Lesson 11: Archetype
- Lesson12: Allusion
- Lesson 13: Symbolism
- Lesson14: Figurative Language
- Lesson 15: Imagery and Motif
- Lesson16: Mood
- Lesson 17: Sound Devices
- Lesson 18: Personification
- Reading Comprehension Exercises 1–5
- Focus Lessons Answer Key
- Exercises Answer Key
- Exercises Answer Sheet
Use the K12 Reader Reading Instruction Resources free, printable reading comprehension passage exercises to improve reading skills! Click on the title to view the printable activities in each grade range K-12, or to read the details of each worksheet. They are free for use in the home or in the classroom. Be sure to check out the spelling words activities too!
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Nonfiction Literacy and Current Events
The NEWSELA website is filled with interesting news articles to help master nonfiction in any subject. Choose the reading level of each article and find articles on topics that are of interest to students.