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Author's Purpose in Informational Text (Nearpod)

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Author's Purpose in Informational Text (Nearpod)

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Characteristics of Informational Text (Nearpod)

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Characteristics of Informational Text (Nearpod)

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Macbeth by William Shakespeare | Summary & Analysis

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How to understand poetry – high school English lesson

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"What is a Theme in Literature?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers

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Indirect & Direct Characterization (Youtube)

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Learn Direct and Indirect Characterization Using Movies and TV

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Informational Text Structures (Khan Academy)

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Types of Characters in Literature (Youtube)

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Types of Characters in Literature (Youtube)

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Understanding theme | Reading | Khan Academy

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