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The Book Thief Novel Guide Book

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Motivate your students to appreciate young adult novels. Novel Guides™ help students develop an understanding of literary techniques while building reading comprehension, critical...

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The Book Thief Novel Guide Teaching Unit with Lesson Plans, Activities, Discussion Questions, and Much More

Motivate your students to appreciate young adult novels. Novel Guides™ help students develop an understanding of literary techniques while building reading comprehension, critical thinking skills, and analytical skills.

Novel Guide Includes:

CCSS alignment
Prereading activities
Vocabulary exercises
Background information
Chapter summaries
Discussion questions
Literary devices lessons and activities
Reflective, expository, and analytical writing
Character and plot analysis activities
Whole novel project assignments
Depth of Knowledge end of novel writing prompts
Grading rubrics
Final test

Bonus: Differentiated activities designed for struggling readers, PLUS extra activities for each chapter, including selected activities for accelerated learners.

Book Download: PDF. Adobe® Reader® required to view PDF.

Print Book: Spiral-bound, 8 x 11 inches.

About the Author

Terri Klotz earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in education from Indiana University. After 32 years teaching literature and writing in the public schools, she decided it was time to drink her last cup of school coffee, say goodbye, and begin to practice what she'd preached. In the spring of 2013, she founded Creative Copy Indy, a boutique copywriting firm.

Because she missed helping students discover how the pieces of a well-crafted story come together to create meaning, Terri began working with Teacher's Discovery® in 2016 to create quality novel guides. Doing so, she says, has allowed her to sharpen her number 2 pencil once again and to dig into great pieces of literature in a way that will help students appreciate their beauty. Today she refers to herself as the luckiest teacher-turned-writer in the world.

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