Novel Unit for A Long Walk To Water by Linda Sue Park

This was almost the same as what I found on teachers pay teaches. Not great but it worked for the end of the year for my 6th graders.

Perfect for teaching! And I like keeping track of conflict and I like the extension lessons. Could use some more background information on the Sudan and the civil war going on. And some YouTube links to the Lost Boys. Makes the story better when we know it really happened. And some follow up on the boys who survived and now live in the US.

This novel unit is an excellent resource. Although I am using it in conjunction with another resource (online) that includes more higher-level questions and discovery activities, this one covers all the bases regarding chapter discussion questions, some research and creative writing activities, and a unit test. I am pleased to have this and recommend it to others.

My daughter read this book and did the comprehension questions listed in this unit study- they were very well thought out, yet not to difficult for my 14 yr old, 9th grader. She learned alot about the characters and it was really a great addition! Was surprisingly happy with this purchase!

This teaching guide is a useful supplement to the book. I used the RAFT and have excellent evidence that the students comprehended the book and understood the theme as well as how to view the events in a long-term way. It is a good addition to the materials I have created.

Good comprehension questions. Great conflict map. Very complete

Used with the text to promote understanding.

I love the guide. Although I would have liked the comprehension questions to be organized by story. It will be easy to separate them myself ,but if the work had been done, if would have been one less thing to do.

Although this is a great resource, it can be found online for FREE. I think it's unfair of you to take advantage of teachers by selling this material when it is available on a couple of websites for free. I bought it thinking it would be a great addition to the resources I already have but was very frustrated when I received it and realized I had it already.