Pgs. 2-20: Chapter questions and vocab activities
Pg. 9: Graphic Organizer (focus is character development)
Pg. 21: Graphic Organizer (focus is story elements using 'story mountain' organizer)
Pg. 22: Book Review Form. This can be used for ANY book/story! A GREAT resource all year long! Asks student to: describe protagonist, summarize book, tell if they recommend it (or not) and why, and star rate it.
Pgs. 23-28: Answer key
Chapter Work
> Covers whole novel
> Questions for every chapter
> 250 chapter questions total
> Three types of questions
- Short Response (complete sentences not required)
- Complete Response (complete sentences required)
- True/False
> About 7% of questions are open-ended thought questions to encourage independent thinking. The rest have right/wrong answers.> Vocabulary activity for each chapter (matching)
Graphic Organizers
> The character graphic organizer is specific to the text.
> Story plot graphic organizer. This organizer can be with ANY text
> Book Review Form. This can be used for ANY book/story! A GREAT resource all year long! Asks student to: describe protagonist, summarize book, state why they recommend it (or not) and why, and star rate it.
Example Chapter Questions
> Short ResponseWhen will prisoners be taken into the stadium again?
Why does Shauzia have to dress as a boy and work?
What makes Parvana “put her anger away”?
> Complete Response
The reader learns that Parvana’s parents had a chance to leave Afghanistan at one time. What was father’s reason for why they needed to stay? Two sentences minimum.
How would you describe Mrs. Weera’s attitude? Two sentences minimum.
How are Shauzia’s and Parvana’s lives similar? Two sentences minimum.
> True/False
Mrs. Weera and mother are breaking Taliban law.
Parvana feels proud of herself at the end of the day.
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