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Grade 12,
Reading and Literature
Std # 2–3: Determine cause and effect
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Lesson Plans:
A New Version of Frankenstein
Litigation
is so popular, a new version of Frankenstein set here might
show the monster, before going off to the Arctic, suing his creator in
civil court for negligence, malpractice, and emotional and physical
distress.
Responding to a Short Story through Writing
The lesson helps the students learn about
cause and effect as they understand the consequences people face when
time travel is attempted
Philanthropy of the Founding Fathers—Alive and Well Today?
The lesson helps students clarify the citizen's role in philanthropy
as voluntary action for common good.
Critical Reading: Two Stories, Two Authors, Same Plot?
Many students often lack critical
thinking skills to be able to analyze what they read. This lesson
encourages students to read and respond critically to two different
pieces of literature with the same title. Students make predictions
about the stories and analyze the story elements (i.e., characters,
plot, conflict, and resolution). They then compare and contrast the
different stories, distinguish between fact and opinion, and draw
conclusions supported by evidence from their readings.
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Resources:
Cause-and-Effect Writing Challenges Students
The cause-and-effect relationship is both a way of thinking and a
format for writing.
Logging Up Reading Mileage!
Personal reading ideas with many supporting achievement outcomes and
assessments
Suggestions for English Language Learners
ESL Ideas
(B=Beginning; I=Intermediate; T=Transitional)
(B, I, T) Students use role-play for cause and effect activities.
(I, T) See also
Cause
and Effect Practice
for activities and lesson plans.
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