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Lesson 1: Introduction to The Call of the Wild

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Students discuss ideas related to the unit essential questions. They read, discuss, and paraphrase the epigraph of The Call of the Wild and make predictions about the text based on all activities from the lesson.

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Call of the Wild

Call of the Wild: Get Started
Call of the Wild: Text Access
Call of the Wild: Assessment Overview
Call of the Wild: Standards Overview
Call of the Wild: Let's Set the Context Videos
Lesson 1: Introduction to The Call of the Wild
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Lesson 2: The Call of the Wild - Characterize Buck
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Lesson 3: The Call of the Wild - Build Vocabulary and Analyze Tone and Mood
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Lesson 4: The Call of the Wild - Analyze Buck’s Character and Relationships
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Lesson 5: Summarize “The Other Animals”
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Lesson 6: Analyze & Evaluate London’s Argument
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Lesson 7: Gathering evidence and making claims- Was London a “nature faker?”
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Lesson 8: Socratic Seminar- Was London a “nature faker?”
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Lesson 9: The Call of the Wild - Continuing to Analyze Buck’s Character
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Lesson 10: Continuing to Analyze Buck’s Character
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Lesson 11: Analyzing incidents that propel action and build suspense
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Lesson 12: Analyzing incidents that propel action, build tension, and reveal insight into characters
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Lesson 13: Analyzing Incidents in the Text that Reveal Insight into Buck’s character
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Lesson 14: Supporting a claim with logical reasoning and relevant evidence
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Lesson 15: Analyzing incidents that provoke decisions and reveal Character
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Lesson 16: Analyzing how plot events and character decisions develop theme
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Lesson 17: Analyzing Details related to setting and characterization
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Lesson 18: Analyzing character decisions and relationships
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Lesson 19: Analyzing the development of suspense
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Lesson 20: Analyzing the development of a theme
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Call of the Wild

Call of the Wild: Get Started

Call of the Wild: Text Access

Call of the Wild: Assessment Overview

Call of the Wild: Standards Overview

Call of the Wild: Let's Set the Context Videos

Lesson 1: Introduction to The Call of the Wild

Lesson 2: The Call of the Wild - Characterize Buck

Lesson 3: The Call of the Wild - Build Vocabulary and Analyze Tone and Mood

Lesson 4: The Call of the Wild - Analyze Buck’s Character and Relationships

Lesson 5: Summarize “The Other Animals”

Lesson 6: Analyze & Evaluate London’s Argument

Lesson 7: Gathering evidence and making claims- Was London a “nature faker?”

Lesson 8: Socratic Seminar- Was London a “nature faker?”

Lesson 9: The Call of the Wild - Continuing to Analyze Buck’s Character

Lesson 10: Continuing to Analyze Buck’s Character

Lesson 11: Analyzing incidents that propel action and build suspense

Lesson 12: Analyzing incidents that propel action, build tension, and reveal insight into characters

Lesson 13: Analyzing Incidents in the Text that Reveal Insight into Buck’s character

Lesson 14: Supporting a claim with logical reasoning and relevant evidence

Lesson 15: Analyzing incidents that provoke decisions and reveal Character

Lesson 16: Analyzing how plot events and character decisions develop theme

Lesson 17: Analyzing Details related to setting and characterization

Lesson 18: Analyzing character decisions and relationships

Lesson 19: Analyzing the development of suspense

Lesson 20: Analyzing the development of a theme

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