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Response to Literature


A response to literature examines the theme, plot, characters, or other aspects of a chapter, story, book, or poem. Here you'll find tools for guiding your students through the process of writing responses to literature you've read in your classroom.


For a quick overview of the form, get started with this tutorial.


Step-by-step Instruction

Detailed instructions to help students create:


Free Mini Lessons

Need a lesson fast? Use the of Response to Literature Mini Lesson: What Was the Selection Really About?, a powerpoint mini lesson on …


Form-specific Rubrics

Score your student's papers with this response to literature rubric, based on the six-traits of effective writing.


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