Pg. 6: Story mountain graphic organizer
Pg. 7: Story review form (Asks student to: describe protagonist, summarize story, tell if they recommend it (or not) and why, and rate it. Can be used with any novel.)
Pg. 8: Key
>35 reading comprehension questions
Three types of questions:
*Short answer (complete sentences not required)
*Complete answer (complete sentences required)
*True/false
>A few questions may be 'no wrong answer' style to encourage independent thinking and creative engagement.
>The story review form can be reused with no changes with stories, books, film, and epic poetry.
<>The character graphic organizers are specific to the text. If you would like character graphic organizers with no character names - with a blank space to type in character names, see below. These can be with any text:
<>All materials are designed for students slightly below grade level. Questions are not all higher order thinking questions (a few are); they are roughly 8th grade level questions. This is a perfect accommodated reading alternative for below grade level high school students or high school special education students who struggle with reading.
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Flying Lessons Resources:
ALL Flying Lessons Resources & Workbooks
Flying Lessons: Dual Entry Reading Response Journal
Related Resources:
All Latinix Resources
