![]() ![]() This book could be used over the course of the Civil War unit. Shooting a Confederate soldier was a significant event in the book and Charley has difficulties he has to endure and solve throughout. Charley learns from the old women through several events.Ĭommentary: Charley’s brother was killed at Gettysburg and he wants to avenge his death. The woman makes him her mute “Boy” and over time the two become good friends. He then runs in panic from derisive soldiers, running into a mountain woman. During the fighting and desire to avenge his brother’s death, Charley shoots a Confederate soldier. From there, he is taken on in Virginia as a drummer boy after his sister’s fiancé threatens to send him to an orphanage. He decides to run off with the Union Army Soldiers. Summary: A 12 year old boy, Charley Quinn, is a gang fighter in New York City’s Bowery. Over time, they come to trust each other-until the time comes that Charlie must leave to stay safe. He makes his way to the hills where an old herb woman takes him in. When he sees the man who befriended him go down, Charley ends up deserting his unit. Charley's idealistic thoughts about war and about avenging his brother soon sour when he gets his first taste of battle. He invites Charley to come along, but then promptly foists him off on another soldier.Ĭharley is too young to be a soldier, but they do take him on as a drummer. By chance, he happens upon a parade of soldiers and one of them is a friend of his brother's who is going back to war. Charley overhears Demarest talk about sending him away so Charley decides to leave on his own. Charley is proud to be a Bowery Boy and as a Bowery Boy feels he must fight the rival groups. Demarest, a man who isn't fond of Charley. Noreen uses Charley as an errand boy for her millinery and stitchery work and is seeing Mr. Their brother, Johnny, was killed in Gettysburg. ![]() ![]() Basil E.At the start of the book, Charley lives in New York with his sister, Noreen. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time IndianĪ Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad BeginningĪ Series of Unfortunate Events: The Reptile Roomįrom the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. To find out how to purchase twelve novel studies at a special Book Club price and save money, click on the link below:įor more engaging and fun novel studies just like this one, click on the novel study links below: Be sure to follow my store above to receive notice within the first 24 hours that new products are listed. Granny's life to Charley's life Comparison Chartįortunately/Unfortunately Reading Response ActivityĬharley Skedaddle Text Structure Book ReportĬharley Skedaddle Figurative Language ConnectionĬharley Skedaddle Character Analysis ChartĬharley Skedaddle Enrichment Project Menu with Nine No-Prep Creative and Fun Novel Enrichment ProjectsĪll new products in my store are 50% off the first 24 hours. The Underground Railroad Quick Research Report What's the Cause Reading Response ActivityĬreating a Mood Reading Response ActivityĬhanging Characters Characterization ChartĪppalachian Mountains Quick Research Report Storyboard Recall Reading Response ActivityĬompare/Contrast Union/Confederate Army Chart Reading Response and Vocabulary Activities for Chapters 15-17 Reading Response and Vocabulary Activities for Chapters 13-14 Reading Response and Vocabulary Activities for Chapters 11-12 Reading Response and Vocabulary Activities for Chapters 9-10 Reading Response and Vocabulary Activities for Chapters 7-8 ![]() Reading Response and Vocabulary Activities for Chapters 5-6 Reading Response and Vocabulary Activities for Chapters 3-4 Reading Response and Vocabulary Activities for Chapters 1-2 Several Pages of Reading Response Activities and Vocabulary for Each Section Below: Great for guided reading, small groups or independent reading. This interactive notebook includes comprehension reading/writing response activities and vocabulary for every chapter of the book as well as additional text structure review practice exercises related to the novel. This novel study includes at least ONE PAGE OF READING RESPONSE QUESTIONS FOR EVERY CHAPTER! Teacher friendly engaging lessons to use with this award winning novel by Patricia Beatty in your classroom while encouraging critical reading skills.ĬCSS/STAAR Aligned! Great for "Distance Learning".Įverything you need to use this novel in your classroom effectively is included with this resource. No-Prep novel study for "Charley Skedaddle", a standards based interactive notebook literature guide with follow-up reading response questions for every chapter as well as vocabulary, writing projects, activities and enrichment projects. ![]()
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