Key Ideas and Details
ELA.RL.7.1: Cite several pieces of textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text.
Activity | Page |
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Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
An Important Event | 65 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
Key Ideas and Details
ELA.RL.7.2: Determine a theme or central idea of a text and analyze its development over the course of the text; provide an objective summary of the text.
Activity | Page |
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Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
An Important Event | 65 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
Key Ideas and Details
ELA.RL.7.3: Analyze how particular elements of a story or drama interact (e.g., how setting shapes the characters or plot).
Activity | Page |
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Chosen Family | 12 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
An Important Event | 65 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Craft and Structure
ELA.RL.7.4: Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including figurative and connotative meanings; analyze the impact of rhymes and other repetitions of sounds (e.g., alliteration) on a specific verse or stanza of a poem or section of a story or drama.
Activity | Page |
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Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Craft and Structure
ELA.RL.7.6: Analyze how an author develops and contrasts the points of view of different characters or narrators in a text.
Activity | Page |
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Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Integration of Knowledge and Ideas
ELA.RL.7.9: Compare and contrast a fictional portrayal of a time, place, or character and a historical account of the same period as a means of understanding how authors of fiction use or alter history.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Range of Reading and Level of Text Complexity
ELA.RL.7.10: By the end of the year, read and comprehend literature, including stories, dramas, and poems, in the grades 6-8 text complexity band proficiently, with scaffolding as needed at the high end of the range.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Text Types and Purposes
ELA.W.7.1: Write arguments to support claims with clear reasons and relevant evidence.
Activity | Page |
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Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Text Types and Purposes
ELA.W.7.3: Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, relevant descriptive details, and well-structured event sequences.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Text Types and Purposes
ELA.W.7.2: Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas, concepts, and information through the selection, organization, and analysis of relevant content.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Production and Distribution of Writing
ELA.W.7.4: Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Production and Distribution of Writing
ELA.W.7.5: With some guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach, focusing on how well purpose and audience have been addressed.
Activity | Pages |
---|---|
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
Research to Build and Present Knowledge
ELA.W.7.9: Draw evidence from literary or informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Research to Build and Present Knowledge
ELA.W.7.8: Gather relevant information from multiple print and digital sources, using search terms effectively; assess the credibility and accuracy of each source; and quote or paraphrase the data and conclusions of others while avoiding plagiarism and following a standard format for citation.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Comprehension and Collaboration
ELA.SL.7.1: Engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacherled) with diverse partners on grade 7 topics, texts, and issues, building on others' ideas and expressing their own clearly.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Comprehension and Collaboration
ELA.SL.7.2: Analyze the main ideas and supporting details presented in diverse media and formats (e.g., visually, quantitatively, orally) and explain how the ideas clarify a topic, text, or issue under study.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Comprehension and Collaboration
ELA.SL.7.3: Delineate a speaker's argument and specific claims, evaluating the soundness of the reasoning and the relevance and sufficiency of the evidence.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas
ELA.SL.7.4: Present claims and findings, emphasizing salient points in a focused, coherent manner with pertinent descriptions, facts, details, and examples; use appropriate eye contact, adequate volume, and clear pronunciation.
Activity | Pages |
---|---|
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas
ELA.SL.7.6: Adapt speech to a variety of contexts and tasks, demonstrating command of formal English when indicated or appropriate.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas
ELA.SL.7.5: Include multimedia components and visual displays in presentations to clarify claims and findings and emphasize salient points.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Conventions of Standard English
ELA.L.7.1: Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Conventions of Standard English
ELA.L.7.2: Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Knowledge of Language
ELA.L.7.3: Use knowledge of language and its conventions when writing, speaking, reading, or listening.
Activity | Page |
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Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Vocabulary Acquisition and Use
ELA.L.7.4: Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words and phrases based on grade 7 reading and content, choosing flexibly from a range of strategies.
Activity | Page |
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Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Getting to Know Secondary Characters | 87 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Vocabulary Acquisition and Use
ELA.L.7.6: Acquire and use accurately grade-appropriate general academic and domain-specific words and phrases; gather vocabulary knowledge when considering a word or phrase important to comprehension or expression.
Activity | Page |
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Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 1 | 9 |
Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |
Chosen Family | 12 |
Thanks for the Support | 13 |
More Than a Label | 14 |
Discussing Labels | 15 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 2 | 17 |
Story Sequence | 19 |
Types of Conflict | 20 |
Taking the Conflict Further | 21 |
Plotting Problems | 22 |
Turning Points | 23 |
Talking About Turning Points | 24 |
Resolution | 25 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 3 | 27 |
Genre Comparison: Past and Present | 28 |
Connecting History to the Present | 29 |
Location, Location! | 30 |
A Sense of Place | 31 |
Setting and Meaning | 32 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 4 | 35 |
Theme Seeds | 36-37 |
Lending Their Support | 38-39 |
Feeling Broken | 40 |
Taking the Analysis Further | 41 |
Becoming Part of a Team | 42-43 |
Family Matters | 44 |
Comparing a Theme | 45-49 |
Interactive Literature Notebook Suggestions for Unit 5 | 52 |
Identifying Tone | 53 |
Symbolism: A Peek Inside | 54 |
Symbolism: Building Connections | 55 |
Form Flip | 56-57 |
Considering Point of View | 58-59 |
Comparing Form Essay Assignment | 60-61 |
My Word Wall | 64 |
An Important Event | 65 |
What If? | 66 |
Writing a Persuasive Letter | 67 |
My Book Rating | 68 |
Describing Setting | 70-71 |
Summary Skills | 72 |
The Novel's Other Characters | 73 |
Four Characters, One Scene | 74-75 |
Dynamic Helpers | 76-77 |
Another Point of View | 78 |
Sharing Point of View | 79 |
I Predict | 80 |
Create a Novel Poster | 81 |
Sum It Up! | 83 |
Changes | 84-85 |
Dynamic Discussion | 86 |
Transforming Form | 88 |
Imagining Matt's Future | 89 |
All the Broken Pieces Posters | 90 |
Conduct a Gallery Walk | 91 |
Finding Out the Facts | 92 |
Historical Events, Fictional Accounts | 93 |
Vocabulary Acquisition and Use
ELA.L.7.5: Demonstrate understanding of figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings.
Activity | Page |
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Getting to Know the Characters | 10 |
Comparing Protagonists | 11 |