Victor is eleven years old, smarter than the average kid, and a far better baseball pitcher than most of his peers. Victor is the central character in the novel, and everything is narrated through his point of view. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.
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Students match ending lines selected from literature to the corresponding first lines by observing how the author has purposefully tied them together. Once They're Hooked, Reel Them In: Writing Effective Endings Designed to accompany a video, but these activities will also work with reading. Summary, before-reading and after-reading discussion questions. The lesson focuses on organization/sequencing and beginning/middle/end. Word processor required for access.īegins on page 9 of this 28-page document. Vocabulary, pre-reading and during-reading questions, and follow-up learning activities.
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