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Lesson 15: Analyzing poetry

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Students analyze the poem “Columbus” by Joaquin Miller using the TP-CASTT strategy and examine its message.

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The Birchbark House

Lesson 3: In the Beginning
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Lesson 4: Introducing the anchor text
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Lesson 5: The Plains Indians
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Lesson 6: Native American Impact on Land
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Lesson 7: Erdrich’s Use of Figurative Language
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Lesson 8: Character Relationships
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Lesson 9: Growth in the Main Character
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Lesson 10: Understanding Text, Understanding Structure
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Lesson 11: Who is Christopher Columbus?
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Lesson 12: The New World
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Lesson 13: Analyzing Columbus’s Arrival
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Lesson 14: Reading with accuracy, appropriate rate, and expression
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Lesson 15: Analyzing poetry
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Lesson 16: Practice cold-read task, part 1
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Lesson 17: Practice cold-read task, part 2
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Lesson 18: Analyzing figurative language in a literary text
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Lesson 19: Text Dependent Questions and Citing Evidence
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Lesson 20: Contrasting Language
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Lesson 21: Chimookoman’s Tracks
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Lesson 22: Recurring topics
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Lesson 23: The Visitor
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Lesson 24: Effects of Smallpox
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Lesson 25: Listening to the author
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Lesson 26: Understanding how the narrator’s point of view influences how events are described
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Lesson 27: Smallpox. A grave disease.
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The Birchbark House

Lesson 3: In the Beginning

Lesson 4: Introducing the anchor text

Lesson 5: The Plains Indians

Lesson 6: Native American Impact on Land

Lesson 7: Erdrich’s Use of Figurative Language

Lesson 8: Character Relationships

Lesson 9: Growth in the Main Character

Lesson 10: Understanding Text, Understanding Structure

Lesson 11: Who is Christopher Columbus?

Lesson 12: The New World

Lesson 13: Analyzing Columbus’s Arrival

Lesson 14: Reading with accuracy, appropriate rate, and expression

Lesson 15: Analyzing poetry

Lesson 16: Practice cold-read task, part 1

Lesson 17: Practice cold-read task, part 2

Lesson 18: Analyzing figurative language in a literary text

Lesson 19: Text Dependent Questions and Citing Evidence

Lesson 20: Contrasting Language

Lesson 21: Chimookoman’s Tracks

Lesson 22: Recurring topics

Lesson 23: The Visitor

Lesson 24: Effects of Smallpox

Lesson 25: Listening to the author

Lesson 26: Understanding how the narrator’s point of view influences how events are described

Lesson 27: Smallpox. A grave disease.

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