High School Reading

RAP response to literature

FREE Strategy to teach your kids how to really read. Great anchor chart for elementary classrooms. Reading comprehension. FREEBIE! #reading #comprehension

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Let your students take a free online skills and career test that will engage them in the Ceremony of the Twelve and Lois Lowry's classic novel THE GIVER.

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Do you know a middle-schooler struggling with reading? Our #RaiseaReader blog has 10 high-interest books for older, low-level readers. Click for more.

These fun organizers focus on two literacy skills: #1 Key Ideas and Details (e.g. close reading, summarizing) and #2 Integration of Knowledge (e.g. evaluating claims, extracting evidence). #strugglingreaders ~ Available at TpT.

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Here's a terrific display for any language arts classroom. The huge, colorful poster clearly defines nine important elements of literature: plot, theme, setting, characterization, conflict, mood, style, tone, and point of view. The teacher's guide contains additional information, teaching suggestions, and related instructional activities.

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Research (Nagy & Herman, 1987) shows that students who read at least 20 minutes daily have a clear literacy advantage over kids who read less or don’t read at all. This infographic…

High School Literature List - This is an extensive but certainly not exhaustive list of reading selections for high school. This fourth section focuses on Popular or Contemporary Literature.