Sentence Frames for Literary Analysis Essay Writing High School ELA, ELL & ESL
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Teach your students how to write a 5 paragraph Literary Analysis Essay with this bundle! This is common-core aligned for 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th grades and academic ESL. This no-prep tutorial will make it easy for you to teach students to write a literary analysis essay on any topic or text. This wiPrice $19.00Original Price $22.00Save $3.00
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Use sentence frames (also called sentence starters) for literary analysis in your ELA or ESL classroom to support all students! Research shows that sentence frames are an effective scaffolding technique. Use sentence frames for differentiated instruction and to support ELL and newcomer students. This is appropriate for 7th-12 grade.
This resource is a 5-page handout that includes 12 types of sentence frames for writing about literature: Diction/connotation/denotation, hyperbole, setting, irony, juxtaposition, symbolism, imagery, metaphor, tone, allusion, allegory, problem breakdown, and reasons for character actions. There are 31 sentence frames total.
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