Independent Studies Literary Analysis is a generic workbook to be used with books of your choice for the middle grade to high school student.
Fostering independence in learning is the goal of this workbook. As our students get older, they need less hand-holding in their studies, but still require a framework to accomplish goals. As such, this workbook can be used with a varying degree of input from student and teacher, dependent upon the needs and abilities of the student using it.
This workbook is set up to coordinate with the reading of 4 books, each book being used for 35 days of work. The exercises in this book are to encourage the building of the skills of close reading and comprehension.
Literary elements addressed in this book are as follows:
· Alliteration
· Character
· Climax
· Conflict
· Exposition
· Falling Action
· Haiku
· Hyperbole
· Metaphor
· Mood
· Onomatopoeia
· Oxymoron
· Paradox
· Personification
· Plot
· Protagonist
· Resolution
· Rising Action
· Setting
· Simile
· Tone
Fostering independence in learning is the goal of this workbook. As our students get older, they need less hand-holding in their studies, but still require a framework to accomplish goals. As such, this workbook can be used with a varying degree of input from student and teacher, dependent upon the needs and abilities of the student using it.
This workbook is set up to coordinate with the reading of 4 books, each book being used for 35 days of work. The exercises in this book are to encourage the building of the skills of close reading and comprehension.
Literary elements addressed in this book are as follows:
· Alliteration
· Character
· Climax
· Conflict
· Exposition
· Falling Action
· Haiku
· Hyperbole
· Metaphor
· Mood
· Onomatopoeia
· Oxymoron
· Paradox
· Personification
· Plot
· Protagonist
· Resolution
· Rising Action
· Setting
· Simile
· Tone
