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Short Story Bundle of Three Scary Stories for Any Time of Year Print and Digital

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What educators are saying

I used these three stories in October. I have always liked the stories, but I found the resource very helpful in teaching the stories in literature class.
As a lover of spooky stories, these were perfect!!! I was able to tie my love of Halloween/spooky into my lessons. Thank you for such a perfect resource!

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    Description

    Scare your students – and teach them to analyze great literature at the same time! This bundle includes three creepy short stories: “The Monkey’s Paw,” “The Tell-tale Heart,” and “The Lottery.” Perfect for any time of year -- a great for a sub plan.

    Digital and print -- ready for whatever you need! Each unit includes a print version, a Google Slide option, and PowerPoint.

    Your students will love reading, analyzing, discussing, and debating them! And you will love having them in a unit -- ready to go!


    What teachers are saying about these resources:

    • "Provided plenty of materials for this short story that is easy to implement in the classroom and covers all the necessary skills from 6th-8th grade."
    • "An AWESOME unit. This resource is put together really well and was really easy to use."
    • "Awesome resource! This was perfect from start to finish. The guided reading worksheets were very helpful in analyzing the story."

    This bundle includes:

    “The Monkey’s Paw”

    ⚬ PDF copy of "The Monkey's Paw" by W. W. Jacobs. This text is in the public domain. QR Code and URL link included on student pages.

    ⚬ Daily lesson plans

    ⚬ Pre-reading student survey

    ⚬ Comprehension questions

    ⚬ Comprehension quiz

    ⚬ Vocabulary study

    ⚬ Plot diagram

    ⚬ "Big Picture" graphic organizer

    ⚬ Analyzing literature -- point of view

    ⚬ Character analysis cards for interactive skits

    ⚬ Understanding characters graphic organizer

    ⚬ Foreshadowing

    ⚬ "Try It" cards -- challenge students to write using foreshadowing

    ⚬ Fate & Cosmic irony

    ⚬ "Write About It" prewriting, graphic organizer (argument writing)

    ⚬ "Revise Your Draft" cards

    ⚬ Writing rubric

    ⚬ Teacher Checklists

    ⚬ Answer Key

    ”The Lottery”

    ⚬ teacher lesson plans

    ⚬ anchor chart

    ⚬ pre-reading survey

    ⚬ comprehension questions

    ⚬ vocabulary collector

    ⚬ story summary graphic organizer

    ⚬ elements of the plot chart

    ⚬ graphic novel-style form for illustrating the plot

    ⚬ character analysis

    ⚬ character motivation analysis

    ⚬ foreshadowing analysis

    ⚬ theme analysis

    ⚬ 12 additional open-ended discussion questions

    ⚬ writing prompt and graphic organizer (argument writing)

    ⚬ graphic organizer for essay

    ⚬ essay review checklist

    ⚬ rubric

    ⚬ teacher checklists

    ⚬ complete answer key

    This unit does not include a copy of the story since it is not in the public domain. However, it is widely anthologized and easy to find.

    ”The Tell-tale Heart”

    ⚬ teacher lesson plans

    ⚬ anchor chart

    ⚬ pre-reading survey

    ⚬ comprehension questions & comprehension quiz

    ⚬ vocabulary collector

    ⚬ story summary graphic organizer

    ⚬ elements of the plot chart

    ⚬ graphic novel-style form for illustrating the plot

    ⚬ point of view

    ⚬ setting analysis

    ⚬ the unreliable narrator analysis

    ⚬ theme analysis

    ⚬ 14 additional open-ended discussion questions

    ⚬ writing prompt and graphic organizer (argument writing)

    ⚬ graphic organizer for essay

    ⚬ essay review checklist

    ⚬ rubric

    ⚬ teacher checklists

    ⚬ complete answer key

    This unit includes a copy of the story that provides room on the page for students to add their own annotations.

    Reasons to love this bundle:

    ⚬ ready to use! Lesson plans included, so you can start teaching right away.

    ⚬ three engaging, creepy stories that your students will love!

    ⚬ perfect way to engage students in analyzing literature!

    ⚬ great for literature circles, reading workshop, or emergency sub plans.

    Be sure to check out the preview!

    When you purchase this resource, you will receive a zipped file that includes all of the resources.

    This resource works well with this creative writing print and digital creative writing resource:

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    Total Pages
    300+
    Answer Key
    Included with rubric
    Teaching Duration
    1 month
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    Standards

    to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
    Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
    Determine a theme of a story, drama, or poem from details in the text, including how characters in a story or drama respond to challenges or how the speaker in a poem reflects upon a topic; summarize the text.
    Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including figurative language such as metaphors and similes.
    Describe how a narrator’s or speaker’s point of view influences how events are described.
    By the end of the year, read and comprehend literature, including stories, dramas, and poetry, at the high end of the grades 4–5 text complexity band independently and proficiently.

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