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Allusion Sub Plan, Grades 6-8: Where Did That Phrase Come From? (No Prep)

Grades 6-8 · Sub plan

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"Classic Icarus," sighed Coach Patel. "Call me Cassandra," Lena said after the tray cart tipped. Students read The Hallway Herald, a one-page school newspaper with 8 short items, each holding an allusion to a myth, a fable, a famous book or a Bible story (read as a reference in writing). A story box in the packet retells ten stories in a line or two, so students do not need to know any of them already.

What's inside

  • Sub Plan, 2 pages
  • News Page, 1 page: "The Hallway Herald," a school newspaper with 8 numbered items
  • Student Packet, 2 pages
  • Answer Key, 1 page, with a 30-point grading guide
  • All four documents in one ready-to-print PDF, in print order, 6 pages
  • 9 files in all. Print only: no slides, no tech, no scissors.

Answer key included

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