Interactive Reading Literature Notebooks

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Interactive Reading Literature NOTEBOOKS3Table of ContentsTerms of Use2Table of Contents3-4How-To Videos (NEW!)5GETTING STARTED GUIDE FOR Interactive NOTEBOOKS6-9Lesson 1: Basic StoryVocabulary Completed Student Pages10Lesson 1: Basic StoryVocabulary Teacher s Instructions11-13Lesson 1: Basic StoryVocabulary Student Pages14-15Lesson 2: Elements of Plot & The Plot Pyramid Completed Student Pages16Lesson 2: Elements of Plot & The Plot Pyramid Teacher s Instructions17-21Lesson 2: Elements of Plot & The Plot Pyramid Student Pages22-31Lesson 2: Bonus Activity Student Example32Lesson 2: Bonus Activity Student Page33Lesson 3: Internal & External Conflict Completed Student Pages34-35Lesson 3: Internal & External Conflict Teacher s Instructions36-37Lesson 3: Internal & External Conflict Student Pages38-39Lesson 4: Four Types of Conflict Completed Student Pages40-41Lesson 4: Four Types of Conflict Teacher s Instructions42Lesson 4.

interactive notes are organized in a way that students can study them like flashcards without having to go through the trouble of writing out flashcards. Do I have to use composition notebooks? Although teachers have successfully used spiral notebooks for interactive notebooking, composition books are truly better.

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