Journal Writing Prompts for Refugee by Alan Gratz

Description

These low-prep journal writing prompts will save you time and energy while enhancing your study of Refugee. With this novel activity, you will receive both print and digital versions, so you can use them however you may be teaching.

► What’s included?

• 22 Journal Writing Prompts
• Printable Journal Book
• Digital Google Slides Journal

You can use these daily writing prompts in a variety of ways: 

– Assign the digital journal to use in your Learning Management System.

– Print the journal double-sided (6 pages total), staple it, and distribute it to each student.

– Present the slides to the class and have them write in their writer’s notebook.

► Suggested Uses:

• Launch your daily reading time with a Refugee journal writing prompt
• Conclude the reading session with journaling
• Assign as a station rotation activity
• Use as an early finisher task
• Assign prompts as an exit ticket
• Use as a springboard for class discussion

✎ For extra teaching ideas, click here to read my full blog post on using Refugee in your classroom!

___________________________________

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

W.5.10, W.6.10, W.7.10, W.8.10

___________________________________

► You might also like these other Refugee related resources:

• Refugee Nonfiction Paired Passages
• Refugee Vocabulary Activities
• Refugee Novel Activities and Worksheets
• Refugee Research Based One-Pager Activity
• Refugee Doodle Coloring Pages

OR, ⭐️ Bundle & Save for a 30% Discount ⭐️

Teach this novel without having to write a single lesson! Click here to grab my full unit for Refugee and receive a discount on your purchase. Get your planning time back and focus on what you love most – teaching!

Have a question?

Please email me at info@heynatayle.com. I’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

Prefer to buy on TPT?

No problem, you can find this resource here.

✔️ Follow me to be notified when I’ve posted new products.

✔️ Subscribe to my NEWSLETTER for tips, ideas, and activities that make teaching middle school ELA feel engaging and purposeful.

Thanks so much,

Natayle Brown

___________________________________

Copyright © Hey Natayle.

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.