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Unwrap the Magic of Reading with the "When Santa Fell to Earth" Novel Study Unit!

Engage your students this holiday season with a captivating journey into Cornelia Funke's enchanting tale, "When Santa Fell to Earth." This comprehensive novel study unit is designed to bring the adventure to life, fostering deep comprehension and critical thinking skills while celebrating the true spirit of Christmas.

What's included in this magical unit:

Vibrant Vocabulary: Explore key words and phrases throughout the novel to enhance reading fluency and expand student vocabulary with engaging activities and worksheets.

Included: (Answer keys for all pages except for the dictionary): Master Vocabulary List, Student Dictionary, One-Page Vocabulary #1 & 2, Crosswords #1 & 2, Word-search #1 & 2, Vocabulary In Context Worksheets #1 & 2, and Vocabulary Test

Thought-Provoking Discussion Questions & Literary Elements Unwrapped: Spark lively classroom conversations with chapter-by-chapter questions that encourage students to analyze characters, setting, plot, and themes, such as the contrast between commercialism and the spirit of Christmas. Deepen students' understanding of literary concepts by examining narrative elements, predicting outcomes, identifying figurative language, analyzing character traits, and exploring the book's messages about the power of friendship and believing in the extraordinary.

Discussion/Worksheets Included (All with answer keys except for recruitment application): Predictions, Commercialism Theme, Setting, Character Changes, Ben's Feelings, Good Vs. Bad Santa Comparison, New Recruiting Application, Final Test, and Independent Reader Discussion Questions

Engaging Activities: Keep students actively involved with a variety of exercises that build on reading comprehension and critical thinking, including word searches and other engaging activities.

Final Test for Assessment: Evaluate student learning with a comprehensive assessment that covers vocabulary, comprehension, and literary analysis.

Perks of this Novel Study

Flexible and adaptable, this unit is suitable for read-aloud or independent Study and can be easily integrated into various classroom settings.

Promotes Engagement: The unit is designed to be enjoyable and keep students captivated by the story and learning activities.

Unlocks Deeper Understanding: Students will delve into themes of commercialism, examine character development (like Ben and Charlotte's journey), and explore the contrast between a good Santa and a bad Santa.

Vocabulary: (Teacher Pages: 4 (plus answer keys) (22 Student Pages)

Literature Elements: Includes: (Teacher Pages: 17 (plus answer keys) Student Pages: 12)

North Pole News $2.50

A Whimsical Exploration of Imaginative Journalism. This engaging project invites students to embark on a creative journey as they craft a two-page newspaper from the captivating perspective of the North Pole. The comprehensive package offers a variety of resources designed to enhance the learning experience and streamline evaluation:

Student Instructions: A meticulously crafted handout outlines the assignment requirements, providing clarity and guidance. Instructors or students can customize the due date to fit their timelines. –

Example Layout: This visual blueprint showcases the anticipated two-page format and design, inspiring students to innovate as they plan their unique newspaper. –

Brainstorming Worksheets: These dynamic worksheets empower students to brainstorm and organize ideas for potential articles, catchy headlines, and intriguing features, fostering a vibrant creative process. –

Rubric Cover Page: Serving as a final checkpoint, this cover page helps students to organize their complete submissions, which can be neatly fastened with staples or paper clips, ensuring a polished presentation.

Grading Rubric: A 50-point rubric is provided for assessment, with 10 points allocated to each of the five grading criteria. This structured feedback system encourages students to strive for excellence in their journalistic endeavors.

A Day at the North Pole Essay $2.50

Envisioning a Day at the North Pole. Students will prepare to embark on an exhilarating journey as they imagine a single day at the North Pole! Your student's mission is to compose a five-paragraph essay that not only captivates your readers but also immerses them in the breathtaking wonders of this icy realm through vivid language and original ideas. This assignment invites you to engage deeply with the writing process in several dynamic stages:

Pre-Writing: Students will utilize the provided brainstorming pages to explore the thrilling activities they could pursue in this frosty paradise. Organize your insights into a structured five-paragraph outline that will serve as the foundation for your essay.

Drafting & Revising: Once your outline is ready, dive into the writing process. Create a compelling first draft, then enhance your work by employing the self-checklist included on the rubric cover page. This is their chance to refine your ideas, strengthen your descriptions, and elevate your writing to new heights.

Final Submission: After polishing their essay, ensure all their materials are neatly compiled.

Evaluation: Their final essay will be assessed using a comprehensive 50-point rubric, which evaluates each facet of their writing. T

 Let your students' imagination soar as they describe the enchanting landscapes, curious wildlife, and exhilarating adventures that await them at the North Pole!