World Connecetions
<Begin with a freewrite about your book. Write non-stop about your book. What have you been thinking about your book since you read last?>
The <first... second... third... final... chapters/pages/sections> of <Title> by <Author's First and Last Name> might leave a reader feeling <strong present-tense verb> because <Explain what it is in the text that might bring that response.> An example of this is on page <___>. "<Copy a couple of lines or a paragraph from the book.>" This is <adjective> because... <Add 1 or 2 sentences>
So far, the <plot / characters / themes> in <Title> might remind a reader of a story in the news. What happened was...<Add 3 or 4 sentences telling about something from the news. Give the source of your information. Make a link to it if possible. Describe what is similar and what is different in the story from the news and the one in your book.>
After this part of the book, most readers probably <will/will not> be looking forward to reading the rest of this book because <Add 2 or 3 sentences explaining what it is in the book that might bring that response.> What's probably going to happen next is <Make predictions about what will happen next in your book, given what the book is about so far>.
All Lit Guides
All Missions: Grouped by Channel
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Check out the articles (PDFs) students and teachers have collected for each other in this Youth Voices Personal Crocodoc folder. Add folders with new topics and add PDFs of articles that you think others might find helpful int their research.
Gooru Collections: Find resources to support students' inquiries.
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