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Elements of LiteratureYour Guide to Teaching the Elements of Literature at Different LevelsThe elements of literature are at the heart of every literary study. Classic literature is more than just a good story. It is a piece of art that uses these literary elements to reflect human nature.Kindergarten to Second GradeTeaching Simple Literary Elements for Early ReadersChildren enjoy stories and talking about stories. Use these simple elements to help them verbalize the differences between various stories and think about their meaning.
3rd to 5th GradeTeaching Literature for 3rd through 5th GradeOur students at this age have developed distinct preferences for the types of books they enjoy. Their study of literature is stronger when they are able to discuss the literary elements with books of their choice.
6th through 8th GradesTeaching Literary Elements in Middle SchoolThe analysis of literature is deeper as students advance. The elements of literature become a tool for identifying and discussing the features that make a story great.
9th Grade and AboveLiterature for High School and aboveReading great literature doesn't have to end with high school graduation! Use these years to recognize the value of literature. Assist students to go past the story line and recognize the author's perspective in shaping the work.
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