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Teaching conflict through literature

QUESTION:

Area of Concern: Reading Comprehension
Submitted by: Teacher
Grade Level: Middle School
Competency: At Level

I'm looking for some suggestions for teaching conflict through literature to middle school students. Any suggestions to improve the quality of my instruction would be appreciated.

ANSWER:

Many schools have had success using Book Punch to teach conflict through literature.

Book Punch provides interactive writing lessons for books commonly read in schools. For teaching conflict through literature we suggest taking a look at Hatchet and Maniac Magee.

Free teaching guides are full-working sample activities can be found at www.bookpunch.com