Patricia MacLachlan
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Journey
Summary, 10 discussion questions, and suggested activities.
Let Me Show You Nature
The writer will create a descriptive paragraph that describes an object or a place in nature. As Patricia MacLachlan does in Sarah, Plain and Tall, the writer will paint a verbal picture of an object or place in nature, using carefully chosen adjectives, especially color and texture words. Writers will then read their writings aloud to partners, and partners will attempt to draw the objects or places based on the author's carefully chosen words. This lesson focuses on word choice and sentence fluency.
A Letter to Sarah, Plain and Tall
Students write a friendly letter to Sarah from the point of view of either Anna or Caleb.
Sarah, Plain and Tall
This page has a summary, vocabulary words, discussion questions and activities.
Sarah, Plain and Tall
A variety of activities to support the book.
Sarah, Plain and Tall Novel Study Guide
Chapter-by-chapter comprehension questions, vocabulary words, and enrichment activities. Note copyright notices at top and bottom of page.
Summarizing Sarah, Plain and Tall
Students will discover urban life, how to make a timeline, and analyze literary elements while reading Sarah, Plain and Tall. This lesson plan includes a rubric and a framework for a slide presentation. It is designed for grade 3.
A Video Interview with Patricia Maclachlan
Short video interviews, biography, bibliography, and transcripts.
