Extends students' learning experience reading literature. Students will use this printable worksheet to describe in depth a character in a story.
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Who Am I? – Character Description
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This printable book provides resources for teaching units on exceptional children's literature. Included are activities to extend your students' learning of each book and the period of history it describes.
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Famous Storytellers
Long ago, in primitive times, stories were passed on by word of mouth. Since the invention of printing, stories have been part of...
