Teacher’s Guide

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Aligned to the Common Core State StandardsCreated by: Nicole Boylanand Erin FryTeacher s GuideTable of to the Teacher4Pre-Reading Activity: Philadelphia, 1793Guided Reading ActivitiesVocabulary5Chapters 1 510Chapters 6 1015Chapters 11 1521Chapters 16 2027Chapters 21 2532Chapters 26 Epilogue38Vocabulary AnswersChapter Discussion Questions7Chapters 1 512Chapters 6 1016Chapters 11 1523Chapters 16 2029Chapters 21 2533Chapters 26I EpiloguePost-Reading Activity39Performance Task: Examining Yellow Fever45 Common Core State Standards6th grade7th grade8th gradeNotes to the Teacher3 s Guide : Fever 1793, Laure HalseAndersonThe activities and handouts in this Teacher's Guide are meant to supplement your students' reading of Fever 1793, by Laurie HalseAnderson. You are free to use the pages as you'd like and to copy them foryour students. You are also welcome to share them with Boylan and Erin Fry have both spent many years in the classroom.

historical content, or contrast the plot and history. As you read Fever 1793, pay attention to these excerpts and think about why Anderson placed them where she did. Lord Adam Gordon was a British army officer stationed in Philadelphia. In his journal, he wrote about

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