TABLE OF CONTENTS
>Table of contents
>Chapter questions & vocab
>Graphic organizers
>Book review form
>Crossword puzzle
>Keys
Details
>Covers the whole novel
>Questions for every chapter
>11 vocab activities
>108 questions total
>22 pages total - Last 4 are keys
>Keys included
>Six graphic organizers
>Book Review Form: This can be used for ANY book. A
great resource all year/career long! Asks student to: describe protagonist, summarize book, tell if they recommend it (or not) and why, and rate it.
>13% of questions have no wrong answer: Open-ended to encourage independent thinking.
>Vocabulary activities include sketching/doodling
--3 character-based Venns
--2 detailed character-based organizers
--1 story mountain organizer
>Character graphic organizers are specific to the text (not generic).
Three types of questions in every chapter:
- Short Response (complete sentences not required)
- Complete Response (complete sentences required)
-
True/False
Example Chapter Questions
>Who disrespects Bryan’s Ma at school?
>List three reasons Bryan enjoys having Big Will as a friend.
>What does Bryan see in his reflection in the windows as he and Mike walk home?
>Mike apologizes to Bryan’s mother. He promises Bryan he won’t get him in trouble again. Take a moment, then make a prediction about what you think might happen next. Two+ sentence minimum
>There’s a simile on the last page of chapter 32. What is the whole sentence, including the simile?
>Why is Bryan mad at himself at the end of chapter 26?
>T / F Bryan is not 100% sure he wants to cut school.
>Why does Bryan wish he was like Luke Cage? Explain. Two+ sentence minimum
Also available: Tight: Dual Entry Reading Journal
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<>All resources are designed for struggling learners. Perfect modified or alternative resources for special education or below-level learners. Novel workbook comprehension questions are not all higher order thinking (a few are); roughly 7th grade level.
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