Description
This author style lesson plan helps students to discover examples of author’s style as they examine diction, details, voice, and syntax to determine the style of writing. Through the author style examples, students will have a discussion learning the intricacies of a writer’s craft and writing style. In this print or digital lesson, students will start by identifying the main elements that determine the author’s style and then place all those examples together to determine the author’s style. All worksheets allow you to customize your lesson to author’s style with a short story of your choice or use the examples provided. Students will then write a constructed response that asks them to analyze the author’s style to highlight the author’s purpose. This mini lesson will help to improve the student’s understanding of literature.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
Print Version
- Teacher Lesson Plan
- Author’s Styles
- Identifying Author’s Style (2 Pages)
- Identifying Author’s Style Answer Key (2 Pages)
- Analysis Paragraph Elements
- Analyzing Author’s Style Paragraph Prompt
- Analyzing Author’s Style Example
Digital Version
- Teacher Lesson Plan
- Author’s Styles
- Identifying Author’s Style (2 Pages)
- Identifying Author’s Style Answer Key (2 Pages)
- Analysis Paragraph Elements
- Analyzing Author’s Style Paragraph Prompt
- Analyzing Author’s Style Example
- Link to Student Version Google Slides
⭐Print and Digital Versions: This resource includes ready to print resources in the form of PDFs and Google Slides that allow students to type in their responses. Students will need Google accounts to access the online resources. *Link to both the Teacher and Student Google Slides resources are included in PDF.
⭐Lesson Duration: 60-90 minutes (Lesson time may vary due to the needs of your students.)
⭐Detailed Lesson Plan: Step-by-step instructions are provided for you so that you can print the worksheets or link the presentation and follow the lesson plan with no prep needed.
⭐Stand Alone Lesson: This resource can be taught as a mini lesson to focus on the plot diagram skill or can be combined with other literary elements lessons as part of a larger unit and focus on literary analysis.
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