Conflict in literature

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Types of conflict anchor chart for 6th grade

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“Schematica ma esaustiva sintesi dell'idea di conflitto in letteratura attraverso la storia. (Notare ultimo riquadro).”

This is the fourth conflict worksheet in a series of four. These conflict worksheets will help students achieve mastery of this basic reading skill. Students will read the short plot descriptions, identify the main character and the opposing force, and determine the conflict type. Suggested reading level for this text: Grade 4-8.

A comprehensive revision guide kindly provided by Mr S. Cox.

Claudius Ceccon

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Words and Pictures by Grant Snider

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