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Fresh Ink: Workbook for "One Voice: A Something In-Between Story"

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  No-prep workbook for "One Voice: A Something In-Between Story" by Melissa de la Cruz.
A short story from Fresh Ink: An Anthology.

Pgs. 1-3: Reading comprehension questions & vocabulary exercise
Pg. 4: Character graphic organizer
Pg. 5: Plot graphic organizer
Pg. 6: Story Review Form
Pg. 7: Key

> 30 reading comprehension questions
> Three types of questions:
  • Short Response (complete sentences not required)
  • Complete Response (complete sentences required)
  • True/False
> "Complete Response" questions are great for discussion as they're often
reflective/no wrong answer style to encourage independent thinking and interpretation.
> 5Ws character graphic organizer is customized to the story. Not generic. 

> Story review form can be used for any book, story, or epic poem. A career-long resource.


> Themes: Standing up for beliefs despite the risks, racism, finding one’s voice

**This is a great short story of a young Filipino woman standing up and speaking her truth, despite the trouble it may bring.
Interestingly, the story can also be used as a last chapter of Melissa de la Cruz's novel Something in Between.
    <>All resources are designed for struggling learners. Perfect modified or alternative resource for special education or below-level learners. Reading comprehension questions are not all higher order thinking. Reflection questions encourage independent thinking - great for discussion. Roughly 8th grade level.