Touching Spirit Bear Vocabulary Crosswords (and Doodles!) Set 2

Students love learning when learning is fun! This simple, easy to use crossword helps your student scholars review vocabulary words specific to chapters 4, 5, 6, and 7 of the novel Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen. This resource can easily be used for self-directed review, in a choice board, or as an assignment when a substitute teacher needs to take your class.

The vocabulary words that are reviewed in this resource are:

Bough, Conjure, Devote, Devour, Hobble, Incessant, Manipulate, Massive, Notion, Obligation, Persistent, Rivulet, Roil, Scrounge, Stifle, Symbolize,       Taunt, Turbulent       

Objectives:

The student will review key vocabulary words. 

Teacher Prep Time: Just print and go!

Lesson Duration: 5 minutes

Included in This Product:

Two versions of the Crosswords Puzzle, one with a word bank for differentiation

Completed Puzzle Key

Aligned to TEKS: 6.2, 7.2, and 8.2

And Adopted 2017 Standards (in effect 2019): 6.2, 7.2, 8.2

This lesson is appropriate for grades 6-8.

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