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Lesson 7: Using flashback in narrative writing

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Students use the technique of flashback while writing a response to a narrative response.

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Lesson 1: Analyzing vocabulary and word choice to determine the author’s point of view
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Lesson 2: Analyzing how an author develops a claim and a central idea in an informational text
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Lesson 3: Evaluating point of view, reasoning, and use of textual evidence in a discussion
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Lesson 4: Analyzing imagery and point of view in an informational text
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Lesson 5: Analyzing and evaluating an author’s claims in an informational text
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Lesson 6: Writing a precise claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal
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Lesson 7: Using flashback in narrative writing
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Lesson 8: Using parallel structure and adverbial phrases in writing
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Lesson 9: Generating a research question and locating and assessing sources
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Lesson 10: Analyzing word choice and irony in a literary text and how they contribute to character and theme development
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Lesson 11: Comparing settings, analyzing tension, and determining how the interactions between characters develop a theme
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Lesson 12: Analyze how characters interact, symbolism, and foreshadowing in a literary text
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Lesson 13: Analyzing how characters interact to advance the plot and how allusion develops the theme in a literary text
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Lesson 14: Analyzing arguments, irony, and structure in a literary text
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Lesson 15: Analyzing argument and the significance of a title in a literary text; and analyzing figurative language and its contribution to the theme in a poem
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Lesson 16: Evaluating claims, evidence, and reasoning in a discussion
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Lesson 17: Analyzing and assessing claims in an informational text
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Lesson 18: Analyzing the development of theme
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Lesson 19: Analyzing how figurative language and imagery develop the theme in a poem
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Lesson 20: Analyzing how interactions between characters advance the plot and develop the theme
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Lesson 21: Timed writing practice
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Fahrenheit 451

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Fahrenheit 451: Standards Overview

Lesson 1: Analyzing vocabulary and word choice to determine the author’s point of view

Lesson 2: Analyzing how an author develops a claim and a central idea in an informational text

Lesson 3: Evaluating point of view, reasoning, and use of textual evidence in a discussion

Lesson 4: Analyzing imagery and point of view in an informational text

Lesson 5: Analyzing and evaluating an author’s claims in an informational text

Lesson 6: Writing a precise claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal

Lesson 7: Using flashback in narrative writing

Lesson 8: Using parallel structure and adverbial phrases in writing

Lesson 9: Generating a research question and locating and assessing sources

Lesson 10: Analyzing word choice and irony in a literary text and how they contribute to character and theme development

Lesson 11: Comparing settings, analyzing tension, and determining how the interactions between characters develop a theme

Lesson 12: Analyze how characters interact, symbolism, and foreshadowing in a literary text

Lesson 13: Analyzing how characters interact to advance the plot and how allusion develops the theme in a literary text

Lesson 14: Analyzing arguments, irony, and structure in a literary text

Lesson 15: Analyzing argument and the significance of a title in a literary text; and analyzing figurative language and its contribution to the theme in a poem

Lesson 16: Evaluating claims, evidence, and reasoning in a discussion

Lesson 17: Analyzing and assessing claims in an informational text

Lesson 18: Analyzing the development of theme

Lesson 19: Analyzing how figurative language and imagery develop the theme in a poem

Lesson 20: Analyzing how interactions between characters advance the plot and develop the theme

Lesson 21: Timed writing practice

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