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Lesson 1: Summarize a Greek myth

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Students summarize "The Story of Prometheus" and revise their summaries to incorporate grade-level sentence constructions.

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Flowers for Algernon

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Lesson 1: Summarize a Greek myth
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 2: Analyze vocabulary in Greek myths
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 3: Analyze characters’ actions in Greek myths
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 4: Character analysis in “Flowers for Algernon”
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 5: “What's in an Inkblot? Some Say, Not Much”
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 6: Understand an argument
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 7: Analyze an argument
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 8: Apply Knowledge to "Flowers for Algernon"
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Lesson 9: Revise a written response to defend a claim about a literary text
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 10: How has Charlie changed?
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Lesson 11: What is intelligence?
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Lesson 12: How structure impacts character and plot development
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 13: Impact of irony on character development
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Lesson 14: Conduct a Socratic seminar
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Lesson 15: Analyze character development and irony in “Flowers for Algernon”
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Lesson 16: Summarize Frankenstein
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Lesson 17: Determine Dr. Frankenstein's motivations
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Lesson 18: Analyze language to determine tone and meaning
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Lesson 19: Compare the structure of two texts
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Lesson 20: Write a new progress report
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Flowers for Algernon

Flowers for Algernon: Get Started

Flowers for Algernon: Text Access

Flowers for Algernon: Assessment Overview

Flowers for Algernon: Standards Overview

Flowers for Algernon: Let's Set the Context Videos

Lesson 1: Summarize a Greek myth

Lesson 2: Analyze vocabulary in Greek myths

Lesson 3: Analyze characters’ actions in Greek myths

Lesson 4: Character analysis in “Flowers for Algernon”

Lesson 5: “What's in an Inkblot? Some Say, Not Much”

Lesson 6: Understand an argument

Lesson 7: Analyze an argument

Lesson 8: Apply Knowledge to "Flowers for Algernon"

Lesson 9: Revise a written response to defend a claim about a literary text

Lesson 10: How has Charlie changed?

Lesson 11: What is intelligence?

Lesson 12: How structure impacts character and plot development

Lesson 13: Impact of irony on character development

Lesson 14: Conduct a Socratic seminar

Lesson 15: Analyze character development and irony in “Flowers for Algernon”

Lesson 16: Summarize Frankenstein

Lesson 17: Determine Dr. Frankenstein's motivations

Lesson 18: Analyze language to determine tone and meaning

Lesson 19: Compare the structure of two texts

Lesson 20: Write a new progress report

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