Use this activity to help your students reflect on the mood set in a story. The printable worksheet provides guiding tips about what goes into identifying the mood and can be used with a variety of texts to cover a year long by study or as an individual activity.
Getting In The Mood
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Activities for Any Literature Unit, Grades 1-3
The generic worksheets, games, art activities, and teaching ideas in this book are ideal for core literature as well as for individualized reading.
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