My Brother Sam Is Dead
Online Writing Activities and Lesson Plan Aid

TIPS FOR USING BOOK PUNCH:

• Elementary Reading / Writing
• Secondary Reading / Writing
• Differentiating Instruction
• Helping ESL Readers
• Creating an Independent Reading Program

TRY A DEMO:

Try a free writing activity for My Brother Sam Is Dead.

GET STARTED NOW:

	My Brother Sam Is Dead Activities 1 Student Version - $9.99

All Products backed by a
30 Day Money Back Guarantee!

Book Punch provides interactive, step-by-step writing prompts to help students comprehend and think about books commonly read in schools. Hundreds of built-in tips help learners write clear responses to the literature they are reading.

Book Punch is easy to use. To ensure teachers that can get results quickly, we have created lesson plan aids for each book covered. Our team is ready and available to help, if needed, via telephone or email.

SAMPLE BOOK PUNCH WRITING PROMPTS

In the story, Sam joins the American Revolutionary Army because he feels that the colonists are taxed unfairly by the British. His father thinks that fighting over taxes is not worth the lives that will be lost. Sam claims he is standing up for a principle. Write about a time when you stood up for something you believe in. Describe what you did and how it made you feel.

In the story, Tim Meeker watches a group of soldiers enter the Meeker tavern. Write a paragraph describing the scene Tim views when he sneaks in to see what the soldiers want.

LEARN MORE ABOUT BOOK PUNCH: