Students respond to open-ended questions about a story's setting, characters, characterisation, plot, and underlying attitudes and values or message. • English Language Arts (ELA) Story analysis graphic organiser English Level any
Students will identify conflict in each of the 4 main types of conflict • English Language Arts (ELA) 4 main types of conflict English Level 8th
Blank Plot Diagram Other contents Plot Diagram • English Language Arts (ELA) Plot Diagram English Middle School
Define the plot elements • English Language Arts (ELA) Plot elements practice sheet English 6th through 8th Grade
Reading Comprehension_Rosa Parks Other contents ELA • English Language Arts (ELA) Rosa Park-Reading Comp English SpEd
Students will decide if the characters are from the story "The Cat in the Hat" and then drag and drop them to the appropriate boxes. Other contents Characters • English Language Arts (ELA) Characters in a Story: The Cat in the Hat English Elementary
Compare the story elements Other contents Setting, Characters, Plot • English Language Arts (ELA) Compare Stone Soup and Domino Soup English Grade 2
Extension activity for students after they read Stone Soup. Other contents Concept Checking Questions • English Language Arts (ELA) Stone Soup Extension Activity English Grade 2
Worksheet to use in remote learning for ELA. • English Language Arts (ELA) Story-chart English Level 4
Students listen to a passage and use the activity sheet to speak to their connection to the story they heard. Other contents Life experiences, making connections • English Language Arts (ELA) Creating Lifestyle Links English Grade 8
Put the pictures and the phrases together and retell part2 Other contents Sequencing • English Language Arts (ELA) Little Rde Riding Hood Ep 2 English Grade 1
Write the main traits of a character • English Language Arts (ELA) Character Analysis Template English sixth grade
STUDENTS COMPLETE THE BOOK REPORT • English Language Arts (ELA) Giggle, giggle, quack English GRADE 1
unit test for plot elements modified with audio • English Language Arts (ELA) Unit test English Level 6th
Students will decide if the pictures are Characters, Settings, or Events from a story and then choose the correct answer from a drop down menu. • English Language Arts (ELA) Character, Setting, or Event English Elementary
write sentences on the picture Other contents picture • English Language Arts (ELA) Creative Writing 3 English 2nd Year
Writing a Suspenseful Setting Paragraph for Grade 5 • English Language Arts (ELA) Writing a Suspenseful Setting Paragraph English Level 5
Students complete the graphic organizer. Other contents Story parts • English Language Arts (ELA) Story elements graphic organizer English Grade 1