For Every One by Jason Reynolds BUNDLE

These resources can be used with For Every One by Jason Reynolds in the text version or his performance of the text on Youtube. Students will be highly engaged with the text using these standards-aligned activities to facilitate reading, writing, and academic conversation.

This bundle includes:

• Discussion Questions Broken Down by Chapter
• Figurative Language Analysis
• A Chapter Analysis Activity (Google Slides Template)

Discussion Questions:

This PDF file includes text and skill-specific questions for each of the four chapters in For Every One by Jason Reynolds. With 18 questions in all, this document can be paired with the text or the author's live performance on Youtube to facilitate classroom discussion or to have students practice written response.

Figurative Language Analysis:

This resource includes a figurative language analysis of For Every One by Jason Reynolds, as well as discussion questions to facilitate academic conversation about the meaning of the text. Included in this Google Slideshow:

• Title slide and assignment instructions
• A completed example of figurative language analysis
• Four examples (one from each chapter) of figurative language with guiding questions for analysis
• A space for students to choose their own example of figurative language to analyze
• Five discussion questions to be used after student analysis

Chapter Analysis (Google Slides)

This template includes a slide for each chapter of For Every One by Jason Reynolds. Each of the four pages includes a space for students to record their favorite quotations, analyze the author's tone throughout each chapter, as well as a specific literary focus per chapter (theme, figurative language, main idea, and personal connection). This resource can be used to help students analyze the text or audio version of For Every One.

For Every One by Jason Reynolds Final Projects

This resource includes three options for final projects for use after studying For Every One by Jason Reynolds:

• Three projects include:

1. Writing a letter back to the author
2. A one-pager
3. A student choice project with a rubric that focuses on mastery of theme, word meaning, and impact of word choice

• All projects include specific criteria and/or a mastery rubric
• All criteria is completely editable using Google Slides
• Download PDFs and deliver directly to students

For Every One by Jason Reynolds Text to Media Comparison

This resource is designed to compare Jason Reynolds' written poem For Every One to his media production, which can be found here.

This resource includes an analysis of the media production of For Every One by Jason Reynolds, as well as 10 discussion questions to facilitate academic conversation.

The activity asks students to determine the theme of the text and analyze four specific techniques that were used in developing the media production before producing a written analysis.

Both documents have editable text.