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A Retelling Within What is this story mostly about? A A A Retelling Within Retelling Within Retelling Within What are some key details from the story? Who are some of the characters in the story? What is the setting of the story?

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Page 1: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

A

Retelling Within

What is this story mostly

about?

A

A A

Retelling Within

Retelling Within Retelling Within

What are some key

details from the story?

Who are some of the

characters in the story?

What is the setting of the

story?

Page 2: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

A

Predicting Beyond

How do you think the book

will end?

A

A A

Predicting Beyond

Making Connections Beyond Making Connections Beyond

What else might the

characters like or do?

How are the characters the same as

you?

How are the characters and what

happens to them in this story the same or

different as in a story that you know?

Page 3: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

A

Making Connections Beyond

What does this story remind

you of?

A

A A

Making Connections Beyond

Synthesizing Beyond Synthesizing Beyond

Can you think of another book

that is similar to this one?

What did you learn about ______ after

reading this book?

What are the characters doing in this

picture?

Page 4: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

A

Synthesizing Beyond

What did you notice about all

the things the characters were doing?

A

A A

Inferring Beyond

Inferring Beyond Inferring Beyond

How were the characters

feeling in the book? How do

you know?

How did the pictures help

you to understand the

story?

Why do you think __________?

Page 5: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

A

Inferring Beyond

How are the characters and what

happens to them in this story the same or

different as in a story that you know?

A

A A

Analyzing About

Analyzing About Analyzing About

Why do you think the book

was called ____________?

What was the same about the ________ in the book?

What did you notice was

different? (change in pattern, text features, etc.)

Page 6: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

A

Analyzing About

What is an author? What

is an illustrator?

A

A A

Critiquing About

Critiquing About

What did you like/dislike about this

book?

What did you like/dislike about the

illustrations?

Page 7: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

B

Retelling Within

What is this story mostly

about?

B

B B

Retelling Within

Retelling Within Retelling Within

What are some key

details from the story?

Who are some of the

characters in the story?

What is the setting of the

story?

Page 8: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

B

Predicting Beyond

How do you think the book

will end?

B

B B

Predicting Beyond

Making Connections Beyond Making Connections Beyond

What else might the

characters like or do?

How are the characters the same as

you?

What does this story remind

you of?

Page 9: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

B

Making Connections Beyond

Can you think of another book

that is similar to this one?

B

B B

Making Connections Beyond

Making Connections Beyond Making Connections Beyond

What did this character do in

other books that we’ve

read?

How are the characters and what

happens to them in this story the same or

different as in a story that you know?

What does this story remind

you of?

Page 10: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

B

Synthesizing Beyond

What did you learn about

__________ after reading this

book?

B

B B

Synthesizing Beyond

Synthesizing Beyond Inferring Beyond

What are the characters doing in this

picture?

What did you notice about all

the things the characters were doing?

How were the characters

feeling in the book? How do

you know?

Page 11: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

B

Inferring Beyond

How did the pictures help

you to understand the

story?

B

B B

Inferring Beyond

Inferring Beyond Analyzing About

How did the pictures show

___________?

Why do you think __________?

Why do you think the book

was called ____________?

Page 12: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

B

Analyzing About

What was the same about the ________ in the book?

B

B B

Analyzing About

Analyzing About Analyzing About

What did you notice was

different? (change in pattern, text features, etc.)

What was funny in the

book? How do you know?

What happened at the beginning of the story? What happened at the

end?

Page 13: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

B

Analyzing About

What is an author? What

is an illustrator?

B

B B

Critiquing About

Critiquing About

What did you like/dislike about this

book?

What did you like/dislike about the

illustrations?

Page 14: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Retelling Within

What is the main idea of

the story?

C

C C

Retelling Within

Retelling Within Retelling Within

What are some key

details from the story?

How did the story

end?

What happened before or

after __________?

Page 15: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Retelling Within

Who are some of the

characters in the story?

C

C C

Retelling Within

Fluency Within Fluency Within

What is the setting of the

story?

What punctuation do you notice on page __________?

How does this punctuation help

you read? (pausing, voice inflection etc.)

Page 16: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Fluency Within

What are these marks called?

(point out quotation marks)

Why did the author use them?

C

C C

Fluency Within

Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond

What did you notice about (a bolded word from the text)? How

does the author want you to

read that word?

How do you think the book

will end?

What else might the

characters like or do?

Page 17: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Predicting Beyond

After reading the text, predict what might

happen next or what the character will like

or do. What clues helped you

with this prediction?

C

C C

Making Connections Beyond

Making Connections Beyond Making Connections Beyond

How are the characters the same as

you?

What does this story remind

you of?

Can you think of another book

that is similar to this one?

Page 18: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Making Connections Beyond

How is the (topic, characters,

ending) similar to (title of another

book)?

C

C C

Making Connections Beyond

Synthesizing Beyond Synthesizing Beyond

How are the characters and what

happens to them in this story the same or

different as in a story that you know?

What do you know about

(topic of book)?

What did you learn about

__________ after reading this

book?

Page 19: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Synthesizing Beyond

What are the characters doing in this

picture?

C

C C

Synthesizing Beyond

Inferring Beyond Inferring Beyond

What did you notice about all

the things the characters were doing?

How were the characters

feeling in the book? How do

you know?

What pictures helped you know __________? How did the pictures help

you?

Page 20: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Inferring About

How did the author show

___________?

C

C C

Inferring About

Inferring About Analyzing About

Why do you think __________?

Why did the character

______________? How do you know?

Why do you think the book

was called ____________?

Page 21: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Analyzing About

What was the same about the ________ in the book?

C

C C

Analyzing About

Analyzing About Analyzing About

What did you notice was

different? (change in pattern, text features, etc.)

What kind of story (genre)

is this?

How do you know that

______________?

Page 22: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Analyzing About

What was the same about the ________ in the book?

C

C C

Analyzing About

Analyzing About Analyzing About

What did you notice was

different? (change in pattern, text features, etc.)

What happened at the beginning of the story? What happened at the

end?

What is an author? What

is an illustrator?

Page 23: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

C

Critiquing About

What did you like/dislike about this (book, beginning,

characters, ending)?

C

C C

Critiquing About

What did you like/dislike about the

illustrations in the book?

Page 24: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Retelling Within

What is the main idea of the story (central message or lesson of the

story)?

D

D D

Retelling Within

Retelling Within Retelling Within

What are some key

details from the story?

Retell the story including

characters, setting, problem,

and solution.

How did the story end?

Page 25: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Retelling Within

Who are some of the

characters in the story?

D

D D

Retelling Within

Fluency Within Fluency Within

What is the setting of the

story?

What happened before or

after _________?

Who is telling the

story?

Page 26: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Fluency Within

What punctuation

do you notice on page __________?

D

D D

Fluency Within

Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond

How does this punctuation

help you read? (pausing, voice inflection etc.)

What are these marks called?

(point out quotation marks)

Why did the author use them?

What did you notice about (a bolded word from the text)? How

does the author want you to

read that word?

Page 27: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Predicting Beyond

How do you think the book

will end?

D

D D

Predicting Beyond

Predicting Beyond Making Connections Beyond

What else might the

characters like or do?

After reading the text, predict what might

happen next or what the character will like

or do. What clues helped you

with this prediction?

How are the characters the same as

you?

Page 28: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Making Connections Beyond

What does this story remind

you of?

D

D D

Making Connections Beyond

Making Connections Beyond Making Connections Beyond

Can you think of another book

that is similar to this one?

How is the (topic, characters,

ending) similar to (title of another

book)?

How is the character the

same in this book as in

previous books?

Page 29: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Making Connections Beyond

How are the characters and what

happens to them in this story the same or

different as in a story that you know?

D

D D

Synthesizing Beyond

Synthesizing Beyond Synthesizing Beyond

What do you know about

(topic of book or character)?

What did you learn about _______ after

reading this book? Show where you

found this information.

What are the characters doing in this

picture?

Page 30: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Synthesizing Beyond

What did you notice about all

the things the characters were doing?

D

D D

Inferring About

Inferring About Inferring About

How were the characters

feeling in the book? How do

you know?

What kind of character is

_________? How did the author show

what this character is like?

Why did the character

___________? How do you know?

Page 31: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Inferring About

What pictures helped you know __________? How did the pictures help

you?

D

D D

Inferring About

Inferring About Inferring About

How did the author show

___________?

Why do you think __________?

What was the same about the ________ in the book?

Page 32: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Analyzing About

What did you notice was

different? (change in pattern, text features, etc.)

D

D D

Analyzing About

Analyzing About Analyzing About

What was funny in the

book? How do you know?

What do you notice that

made the story funny or

surprising?

Talk about what happened at the

beginning of the story. Then what happened

(events). What happened at the end?

Page 33: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Analyzing About

What did the author do to make the characters or

situation interesting?

D

D D

Analyzing About

Analyzing About Critiquing About

What are the major differences

between books that tell stories and books that

give information?

How do the illustrations and

details in a story help to describe its

characters, setting, or events?

What did you like/dislike about this (book, beginning,

characters, ending)?

Page 34: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

D

Critiquing About

What did you like/dislike about the

illustrations in the book?

D

D D

Critiquing About

What did you think about (book,

beginning, characters,

ending)? Why?

Page 35: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Retelling Within

What is the main idea of the story (central message or lesson of the

story)?

E

E E

Retelling Within

Retelling Within Retelling Within

What are some key

details from the story?

Retell the story including

characters, setting, problem,

and solution.

What was the problem in the story?

Page 36: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Retelling Within

How did the characters

solve the problem?

E

E E

Retelling Within

Retelling Within Retelling Within

How did the story end?

What happened before or

after _______?

What new information did you learn about

__________?

Page 37: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Retelling Within

Who is telling the story?

E

E E

Fluency Within

Fluency Within Fluency Within

What punctuation

do you notice on page _____?

How does this punctuation

help you read? (pausing, voice inflection etc.)

What are these marks called?

(point out quotation marks)

Why did the author use them?

Page 38: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Fluency Within

What did you notice about (a bolded word from the text)? How

does the author want you to

read that word?

E

E E

Fluency Within

Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond

How should we read this (phrase,

sentence etc.)?

How do you think the book

will end?

Based on what you know,

what might happen next?

Page 39: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Predicting Beyond

After reading the text, predict what might happen next. What clues helped

you with this prediction?

E

E E

Making Connections Beyond

Making Connections Beyond Making Connections Beyond

How are the characters the same as

you?

What does this story remind

you of?

Can you think of another book

that is similar to this one?

Page 40: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Making Connections Beyond

How is the (topic, characters,

ending) similar to (title of another

book)?

E

E E

Making Connections Beyond

Making Connections Beyond Making Connections Beyond

How is the character the

same in this book as in

previous books?

What connection can

you make (personal, text,

world)?

What are some similarities and

differences between the adventures and

experiences of characters in

stories?

Page 41: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Synthesizing Beyond

What do you know about

(topic of book or character)?

E

E E

Synthesizing Beyond

Synthesizing Beyond Inferring Beyond

What did you learn about __________ after reading this book?

Show where you found this

information.

What did you notice about all

the things the characters were doing?

How were the characters

feeling in the book? How do

you know?

Page 42: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Inferring Beyond

Why do you think the

character felt _______ or acted

_________?

E

E E

Inferring Beyond

Inferring Beyond Inferring Beyond

What kind of character is

___________? How did the author show

what this character is like?

Why did the character

______________? How do you know?

What pictures helped you know __________? How did the pictures help

you?

Page 43: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Inferring Beyond

How did the author show

_______?

E

E E

Inferring Beyond

Inferring Beyond Inferring Beyond

Why do you think __________?

How did the character

change from _________ to

_________? Why?

What caused __________ to

happen? What was the effect?

Page 44: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Inferring Beyond

What do you think

(character) was thinking? Why?

E

E E

Analyzing Beyond

Analyzing Beyond Analyzing Beyond

What was the same about the ________ in the book?

What did you notice was

different? (change in pattern, text features, etc.)

What was funny in the

book? How do you know?

Page 45: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Analyzing Beyond

What do you notice that

made the story funny or

surprising?

E

E E

Analyzing Beyond

Analyzing Beyond Analyzing Beyond

Discuss how the author organized

the story (beginning,

middle, end).

What did the author do to make the characters or

situation interesting?

What is the genre of the

book? How do you know?

Page 46: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Analyzing Beyond

What types of illustrations are

in the book (photographs,

drawings, etc.)?

E

E E

Analyzing Beyond

Analyzing Beyond Analyzing Beyond

What text features did you notice in the book? How did they help you understand

the book?

If applicable, where did you notice a set of

directions? How does this help you?

What are the major differences

between books that tell stories and books that

give information?

Page 47: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Analyzing Beyond

How do the illustrations and details in a story help to describe its characters,

setting, or events?

E

E E

Critiquing Beyond

Critiquing Beyond Critiquing Beyond

What did you like/dislike about this (book, beginning,

characters, ending)?

What did you like/dislike about the

illustrations in this book?

What did you think about (book,

beginning, characters,

ending)? Why?

Page 48: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

E

Critiquing Beyond

What was the most important

part of the story? Why?

E

E E

Critiquing Beyond

Critiquing Beyond Critiquing Beyond

Why do you think the author

included this information?

How does the author use the photographs to give you more

information about the topic?

How does the author help you

learn about ________?

Page 49: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

F

Retelling Within

What is the main idea of the story (central message or lesson of the

story)?

F

F F

Retelling Within

Retelling Within Retelling Within

What are some key

details from the story?

Retell the important events from the text

in the order that they happened

including character, setting, problem, and

solution.

What was the problem in the story?

Page 50: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

F

Retelling Within

How did the characters solve the problem?

F

F F

Retelling Within

Retelling Within Retelling Within

How did the story end?

What happened before or

after __________?

What new information did you learn about

__________?

Page 51: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

F

Retelling Within

What happened first? What

happened next? What happened

last?

F

F F

Retelling Within

Fluency Within Fluency Within

Who is telling the story?

How does punctuation

help you read?

How should we read this (phrase,

sentence etc.)?

Page 52: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

F

Predicting Beyond

How do you think the

book will end?

F

F F

Predicting Beyond

Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond

Based on what you know, what might happen

next?

After reading the text, predict what might happen next. What clues helped

you with this prediction?

Based on the genre or text

structure of this book, predict what might

happen next.

Page 53: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

F

Making Connections Beyond

What does this story

remind you of?

F

F F

Making Connections Beyond

Making Connections Beyond Making Connections Beyond

Can you think of another book that is

similar to this one?

How is the (topic, characters,

ending) similar to (title of another

book)?

How is the character the

same in this book as in previous

books?

Page 54: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

F

Making Connections Beyond

What connection can

you make (personal, text,

world)?

F

F F

Making Connections Beyond

Synthesizing Beyond Synthesizing Beyond

What are some similarities and

differences between the adventures and

experiences of characters in

stories?

What do you know about

(topic of book or character)?

What did you learn about __________ after

reading this book? Show where you

found this information.

Page 55: A A€¦ · marks called? (point out quotation marks) Why did the author use them? C C C Fluency Within Predicting Beyond Predicting Beyond What did you notice about (a bolded word

F

Inferring Beyond

Talk about how the character

felt in the book. How do you

know?

F

F F

Inferring Beyond

Inferring Beyond Inferring Beyond

Why do you think the

character felt _______ or acted

_________?

What kind of character is

_____? How did the author show what this character is

like?

Why did the character

______________? How do you

know?

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What picture helped you know ________? How did the pictures help

you?

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How did the author show

________?

Why do you think

__________?

How did the character

change from _________ to

_________? Why?

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What caused _______ to

happen? What was the effect?

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How did you feel when the character ___________? Why did the character feel

and act that way?

What do you think

(character) was thinking?

Why?

What was the same about the _____ in the book?

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What did you notice was different?

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What did the author do that made the story

funny or surprising?

Discuss how the author

organized the story.

What did the author do to

make the characters or

situation interesting?

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What is the genre of the

book? How do you know?

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What types of illustrations are in

the book (photographs,

drawings, etc.)?

What text features did you notice in the book? How did they help you understand

the book?

If applicable, discuss

chronological order (ex. life

cycle).

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If applicable, identify the

features that make the text

realistic fiction or fantasy.

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What are the major differences between

books that tell stories and books

that give information?

How do the illustrations and details in a story

help to describe its characters, setting,

or events?

What did you like/dislike about this (book, beginning,

characters, ending)?

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What did you like/dislike about the

illustrations?

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What did you think about (book,

beginning, characters,

ending)? Why?

What was the most important

part of the story? Why?

What do you think about the

character’s thoughts and behaviors? What makes you say that?

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Why do you think the author

included this information?

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How does the author use the photographs to give you more

information about the topic?

How does the author help you

learn about ________?