Grab these free printables and teaching ideas to help students understand that the setting of a story provides important clues to the plot.

The setting can shape a character’s story, whether it’s the eerie, fog-covered streets of London or a vibrant summer camp. With these activities, your students will learn the power of setting in …

It includes a vocabulary list with definitions, a multiple-choice quiz, question stems by grade level, video lessons with organizers, and various activities. Check out the previews of each book in …

This free and editable Google Slides template lets students fill in elements like character, setting, plot, theme, and symbolism. You can customize it to match the skills you’re teaching or the …

Describe in depth a character, setting, or event in a story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text (e.g., a character’s thoughts, words, or actions).

These activities, discussion questions, and vocabulary-building exercises can create a rich lesson. This approach teaches students about character traits, helping them better understand literary …

Check out these fun interactive online activities that can be completed along with your Shiloh Novel Study.

If you haven't read The One and Only Ivan, you are in for a real treat. This post contains several activities to use with the book.

Get teaching ideas for your study of How to Eat Fried Worms. Enjoy these free book unit samples.

Have students read the article. Follow the steps in the organizer to write a summary of the article. Highlight and/or rewrite main points in each paragraph. Narrow down each set of main points …