Differentiated Teaching with Rebecca Davies
Esperanza Rising Novel Study: 4-Week Unit with Reading Activities
Esperanza Rising Novel Study: 4-Week Unit with Reading Activities
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Build reading comprehension and vocabulary skills with this engaging 4-week book study for Esperanza Rising. Created by Differentiated Teaching with Rebecca Davies, this novel study unit combines printable and Google Slides versions so you can use it in digital classrooms or with in-person learners. A bonus 11-page mini-journal project is included for post-reading reflection and creative response.
- 10 instructional days of standards-based comprehension practice with one target skill per day
- Available in printable trifold format, reading journal prompts, and Google Slides
- Built-in graphic organizers and one vocabulary word per day with context clue activities
- Covers key reading standards including main ideas, text analysis, cause and effect, inferences, character traits, themes, figurative language, and symbolism
- Includes teacher support materials with scope and sequence, answer keys, and implementation tips
- Designed with reluctant and struggling learners in mind, using approachable questions that encourage discussion rather than multiple-choice or fill-in-the-blank formats
Teachers and homeschool families use this resource to guide whole-class novel studies and independent reading with manageable daily tasks that promote deep analysis and engagement. The low-pressure format works well for students who find traditional comprehension packets overwhelming.

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