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The Pearl Chapter 1 | Double Entry Journals

The Pearl Chapter 1 | Double Entry Journals
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Double entry journals for chapter 1 of John Steinbeck's The Pearl, with four prompts on the Song of the Family, the Song of Evil, Juana's character and why a crowd follows Kino and Juana to the doctor, plus a chapter summary.

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Tags Literature, Novella, Fiction, The Pearl, John Steinbeck, Double Entry Journals, Graphic Organizers, Reading Comprehension, Comprehension Questions, The Pearl By John Steinbeck Audio Chapter 1

The Pearl Chapter 2 | Double Entry Journals

The Pearl Chapter 2 | Double Entry Journals
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Chapter 2 of The Pearl in two journal prompts: students infer Steinbeck's attitude toward pearls from how he describes their forming and use, then describe the imagery of the Song of the Pearl That Might Be.

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Tags The Pearl, Novellas, Novel Study Guide, Book Companion, Literature, John Steinbeck, Fiction, Reading Comprehension, Double Entry Journals

The Pearl Chapter 5 | Double Entry Journals

The Pearl Chapter 5 | Double Entry Journals
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Chapter 5 journal for The Pearl, with three prompts: how Steinbeck defines masculinity and femininity through Kino and Juana, the mood of the dawn after Kino's canoe is destroyed, and the ways Juan Tomas stands by Kino.

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Tags The Pearl, John Steinbeck, Literature, Novella, Fiction Text, Double Entry Journals, Graphic Organizers, Reading Comprehension, Writer's Workshop