Ruby's Wish by Bridges Character Development Lesson

Ruby's Wish by Bridges Character Development Lesson Plan is perfect for teaching about hard work, perseverance, and courage, as well as main idea and details, story elements, new vocabulary, word study, character analysis, cause and effect and much MORE! This is an ideal resource for the Women's History month. PRINT and GO!

This lesson includes:

• Learning Objectives
• Pre, during and post reading comprehension questions.
• New Vocabulary Activities
• Story Elements Activity
• Story Sequence Activity
• Character Analysis Activity
• Cause & Effect Activity
• Main Idea & Details Activity
• Compound Words Activity
• Word Search
• Text-to-Self-Text-World
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This resource is great for:

• Teaching about perseverance, effort, and goal setting
• Guided Reading
• Literacy centers
• Independent work

• Distance learning, eLearning

• At home learning, homework

• Assessment

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