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What Is An Inference?

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In this episode, we’ll use our background knowledge and story evidence to make inferences about E.B. White’s novel, “Charlotte’s Web.”
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Moral Storytelling

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In this lesson, students will plan and write a tale that includes two magical motifs and focuses on moral storytelling.
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Descriptive Writing Across Genres

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Students will explore how descriptive writing techniques are used in both fiction and nonfiction.
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Haiku: Saying More With Less

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In this lesson students will define haiku and its purpose, explain its basic structure, and analyze how it uses imagery.
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Figurative Language: Hyperbole & Personification

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Students will learn what figurative language is and why writers use it in descriptive writing.
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Literary Genres: Nonfiction

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Learn all about the word genre, and the many styles of nonfiction that you can read.
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Literary Genres: Fiction Part 2

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Learn about six more styles of literature that you can choose to read.
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Literary Genres: Fiction Part 1

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Learn about the first six styles of literature that you can choose to read.