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Short Story Fair: Responding to Short Stories in Multiple Media and Genres
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| Grades | 9 – 12 |
| Lesson Plan Type | Unit |
| Estimated Time | Seven 50-minute sessions |
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Jody
November 27, 2012
This is definitely a lesson I can tweak and use. I have done something similar by allowing students to preview short stories from a selection and then choose the one they want to read and respond to. This meant many students read different stories, but they did not present the story to the class. I like this idea, and look forward to trying it with my classes.
Robert Brady
March 01, 2011
After, reading the related article in English Journal, I found this lesson plan. I tweaked it a little to focus more on analytical thinking skills, but the plan works well.
Shenitra Stokes Dees
March 05, 2010
I love this lesson plan!
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