English Desk Tags - Student Reference for Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction, and Drama

English Desk Tags - Student Reference for Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction, and Drama: Desk tags are no longer just for elementary students! These ready-to-use English desk tags are the perfect reference for your middle or high students during your short story, novel, poetry, nonfiction, and drama units. All you have to do is laminate, cut out, and attach the tags to each of your students' desks. Then, during the units when students inevitably begin asking you questions like, "What is a soliloquy?", "What are the types of conflict?", "How do you analyze a poem", or "What is a thesis statement again?" you can simply direct them to the desk tags in front of them for the answers!

Included in This English Student Reference Desk Tags Bundle:

➡️ Poetry Desk Tag: Included on this desk tag are poetry terms and definitions (stanza types, rhyme scheme, meter etc.), a list of poetry types (acrostic, ballad, elegy, haiku, sonnet etc.), a list of figurative language with definitions (alliteration, oxymoron, personification, pun, symbol etc.), and tips for analyzing poetry (literary devices, poetic form, interpretation of theme etc).

➡️ Nonfiction Desk Tag: Included on this desk tag are non-fiction terms and definitions (index, captions, primary source, bias etc.), a list of non-fiction types with examples (narrative, expository, persuasive, descriptive etc.), a list of non-fiction elements/devices with definitions (point of view, anecdote, allusion, tone, satire etc.), and tips for analyzing non-fiction (examining text features, author's purpose, credibility etc).

➡️ Fiction Desk Tag: Included on this desk tag are fiction terms and definitions (character, setting, theme etc.), a list of fiction genres (adventure allegory, bildungsroman etc.), a list of fiction literary devices with definitions (foreshadowing, mood, irony, symbolism etc.), and tips for analyzing fiction (short stories & novels).

➡️ Drama Desk Tag: Included on this desk tag are drama terms and definitions (playwright, monologue, blocking, antagonist etc.), a list of theatre genres with explanations (comedy, tragedy, drama), a list of drama devices with definitions (aside, catharsis, pathos, soliloquy etc.), and tips for analyzing drama.

What Teachers Are Saying About These English Student Reference Desk Tags:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I am in love with Presto Plans! This store is my go store for all of my needs. Thank your for creating these wonderful products.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This is an excellent resource for students to have at their fingertips!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I am excited to use these with my students this upcoming school year. I love the idea of having these easy-to-access desk tags for students to reference. Thank you!

If you like this, you'll love our handbook bundle:

>>> ELA Student Handbooks

© Presto Plans

➡️ Want 10 free ELA resources sent to your inbox? Click here!

⭐️ Follow Presto Plans on TpT to see what's new and on sale.