This is a 51-page set of worksheets for the Classic Starts version of the story " The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn " which was originally written by Mark Twain. Please note that these worksheets go along with the Classic Starts version of the story, which is a simplified version of the original story. If you are looking for worksheets for the original story by Mark Twain, please check this link: Mark Twain: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (original version)For each set of two chapters (C1-C2, C3-
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Review characters and plot themes from Mark Twain's book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn with this engaging word search puzzle worksheet . Puzzlers will be reviewing spelling and solidifying knowledge of the book while they have fun looking for the hidden words. Puzzles make fun no prep activities for early finishers, bell ringers, morning work, handouts, homework, lesson plan supplements, sponge activities, introductions to new topics, classroom themes, and sub files. The vocabulary words i
6 th - 9 th English Language Arts , Literature , Vocabulary Also included in: MIDDLE SCHOOL LITERATURE BUNDLE - 21 Word Search Puzzle Worksheets Original Price $1.25 Rated 5 out of 5, based on 6 reviews Add to Cart
Engage students in your Adventures of Huckleberry Finn novel study with these fun activities and games that will help them review key story elements of the whole novel! These activities, worksheets , and games are a fun way to top off your novel study for The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain and prepare students for a unit test! Materials Included:1 Unit word list & clues4 Unit fill-in- the -blank worksheets4 Unit multiple choice worksheets4 Unit magic squares4 Unit word searches4 Uni
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Worksheets intended to enhance and supplement your coverage of this StoryPacket Includes:Book Mosaic "Stained Glass" Worksheet Book Cover w/Summary Worksheet Design your own Cell phone case with written explanation Story Chain of Events Worksheet Chapter Prediction Reading Log Choice Board Assignment Create your Own Graphic Novel Worksheet First-Person Creative Writing Worksheet Epilogue Writing Worksheet Story Event Illustration and Writing Worksheet Movie Poster with “Hook” Worksheet Prologue
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MOVIE POSTER WORKSHEET “Title” Author Create your own Movie Poster for this Story. Include a “Hook” somewhere in the poster that will grab the reader’s ATTENTION! A Narrative Hook is a literary technique in the opening of a story that "Hooks" the reader's attention so that he or she will keep on reading. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Word
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This PDF worksheet pack is perfect for any student of Mark Twain! This collection includes three (3) worksheets covering internal/external conflict, problem/solution, and symbols and themes. Worksheets can be used individually or as a pack at any point in the teaching of this novel. Perfect for assessment or study aides, homework or in class.
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Students are given a description of Major and Minor Themes and a few examples. Students are then asked to identify the Major theme of the story and (2) Minor themes in the story. Students are asked to explain where in the story these themes are illustrated.ASSIGNMENT:Story Theme The two types of themes that can be found in a story are major and minor. A major theme is an idea that an author repeats in the story, making it the main theme of the story. A minor theme is an idea that shows up in
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-----> If you need more activities for this novel that are ready-to-go (detailed student instructions = less work for you!), please check out the : THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN BY MARK TWAIN NOVEL STUDY BUNDLE OF 10 RESOURCES! _________________________________________________________________ THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN BY MARK TWAIN NOVEL STUDY UNIT READING ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITY: Making Inferences WorksheetsThis activity can be done early on as students begin the novel. This lesson a
7 th - 12 th Close Reading , English Language Arts , Reading Strategies Also included in: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn | Novel Study | Unit Bundle | 100+ Pages Original Price $1.50 Add to Cart
A fun creative activity for students to show their understanding of the story or an individual chapter. Students make a T-Shirt based on the story. Good for a Choice Board assignment or Substitute assignment
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Author’ Purpose: An author's purpose is his/her reason for or intent in writing. An author's purpose may be to entertain the reader, to persuade the reader, or to inform the reader Questions (Choose) Yes No Was the story based on a real-life event? Yes No Did you learn any facts from this story? Yes No Were the characters real or based on real people? Yes No Does the author teach you anything with the story? Yes No Do you wish you knew more about the characters? Yes No Was the story
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Unknown Vocabulary WorksheetAssignment:Identifying Unknown Words:1. Are there any roots in the word? Look at the parts of the word. Does the word sound like any you know? 2. Dissect the sentence. What can you learn about the word based on the information in the sentence? 3. Hunt for clues. Are there definitions, antonyms, synonyms, or punctuation that help you understand what the word means? 4. Look up the definition of the word and write it on the lines provided Unknown Vocabulary Word: P
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Students fill in the Story plot diagram and then explain their answers in writing Assignment:STORY PLOT (Fill in Diagram)Explain your answers belowEXPOSITION:____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ RISING ACTION:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
