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    "For Any Novel" Reading Group Activity Guide

    By Jason Elliott

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    About this ebook

    This Reading Group activity guide is set up so it can be used with most ANY novel! You can use it as a unit plan for the teacher, or used by students in literature circles. It is broken up into a 14 day plan, and includes questions, projects, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. This would also be a great resource for a homeschooler to follow along with the book.

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    PublisherJason Elliott
    Release dateMar 24, 2013
    ISBN9781301456192
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    "For Any Novel" Reading Group Activity Guide
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    Jason Elliott

    When times started getting tough, instead of getting a second job, I started selling my Power Points and other teaching resources on www.teacherspayteachers.com in November 2009. In a few short months since that time I have sold thousands and thousands of files!I also created my very own webpage: Powerpointmaniac.com! I have many free resources on my webpage, two of which are not free anywhere else on the web! I love to help out teachers and make their job easier! If you are an educator and you are interested in selling, let me know!

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