The resolution of Jackson's journey and the culminating creative project. Reading chapters 41-52.

Tensions rise and truths are revealed in chapters 31-40.

Deepening mysteries and family secrets in chapters 21-30.

Jackson struggles with his family's financial situation as he reads chapters 11-20.

Introduction to Jackson and the return of Crenshaw. Reading chapters 1-10.

A comprehensive lesson on distinguishing between facts and opinions using relatable topics like daily routines, sports, and animals. Includes interactive slides, differentiated practice, and formative assessments.

An introductory lesson on creative writing that explores the differences between prose and poetry, defines plot and theme, and introduces literary devices like metaphors.

A summative review focusing on personification and mixed practice of all previously learned figurative language and sound devices to prepare for STAAR-style assessments.

A focused reteach lesson on sensory imagery and sound devices like alliteration and assonance in poetry, featuring teacher-led modeling and collaborative practice.

Explores the use of comparisons in poetry, specifically focusing on similes and metaphors to help students understand how authors create meaning.

A tiered reading lesson exploring the signs and science of spring across three grade levels (K, 2, and 4), focusing on main ideas and sequencing.