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This Hooking Your Reader lesson plan also includes:
- Explore Activity - Hooks.pdf
- Explore Activity - Hooks.docx
- Personal Narrative Rubric.pdf
- Personal Narrative Rubric.docx
- The Dot
- Where the Wild Things Are
- It's a Book
- A Sick Day For Amos McGee
- Explore Activity - Hooks (.pdf)
- Explore Activity - Hooks (.docx)
- Personal Narrative Rubric (.pdf)
- Personal Narrative Rubric (.docx)
- The Dot
- Where the Wild Things Are
- It's a Book
- A Sick Day For Amos McGee
- Hooking Your Reader (.html)
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Hook your class into inquiry-based, hands-on learning with a activity on narrative leads. Pupils research different types of hooks and decide which one to use in their own writing. Carefully scaffolded to include all learners, the activity is a great catch.
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Instructional Ideas
- Publish young writers' leads on a class blog
- Use the lesson as a model for teaching narrative conclusions
- Seat your class in small groups of four so they may collaborate
Classroom Considerations
- Supplementals listed in the resource are available on YouTube
Pros
- Use the flip book from the activity for the rest of the school year
Cons
- None