House of the ScorpionTeacher Guide by Novel Units by Pat Watson


House of the ScorpionTeacher Guide by Novel Units
Title : House of the ScorpionTeacher Guide by Novel Units
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ISBN : 1581309546
ISBN-10 : 9781581309546
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 32
Publication : First published January 1, 2006

This book contains a summary,about the author,characters,background information,initiating activities,twelve sections,post-reading discussion questions,post-reading extension activities,assessment,scoring rubric,and a glossary.

House of the ScorpionTeacher Guide by Novel Units Reviews

  • Derek Kasemir

    I think that the book was amazing I read this in class and it was jaw opening it could get confusing at some point in the book but other ways it was outstanding.

  • Langston Bealum

    The book The House of the Scorpion is a good book that I would recommend to friends. From start to finish it kept me on the edge of my seat. The book is about a clone of a really powerful man who is trying find rights in a sad world. the action/thrill is really good and interesting. Plus the story this book amazing. Even thought the ending made me want to cry.

  • Drew Stilson

    This book takes place on the Mexico and Arizona border. The main character is Matt. Matt meets a girl named Maria. Matt meets El Patron. Matt finds out he is a clone. El Patron dies and tries to make Matt give him his heart. Opium is in lockdown. Matt breaks in to save everyone there. Matt saves Mexico.
    The five examples of figurative language are scary like a monster. He is like a monster. You are as ugly as an alien. Ugly like a goblin. That is slimy like a dog.
    I liked how Matt was a clone but not a lot of people cared. I also like that he met new friends along his journey. I dislike that he almost got killed. Also how his friend nearly died from whale bones.