Reading+Responses

Why do we do reading responses?

 * To think about what we read
 * To interact with books and texts
 * To connect with and ask questions

What makes an 'Awesome Reading Response'?
 * At least one paragraph (indented)
 * Title of the book is included
 * Details about the plot, setting, and characters that paint a picture in the reader's mind
 * An explanation of why someone thinks or feels the way they do

Possible Reading Response Prompts
 * Predict what will happen next in the story. Why do you think that?
 * Describe a scene in the book. Really put a picture in the reader's mind.
 * How does the main character remind you of yourself?
 * What is the conflict in the story? How would you solve it?
 * What type of person would you describe the main character as? Why?
 * What decision has the main character had to make? Do you think he/she made the right decision?
 * How does the story relate to something in your life?
 * What is your favorite part of the story and why?
 * What do you think the author wants us to learn from this story?
 * Make a new ending to the story?
 * What is the most important event in the story? Why?
 * Would the main character make a good friend? Why or why not?
 * How do you think the character felt during a certain event in the story?
 * What advice would you give one of the characters in the book?
 * Does the main character remind you of another character in a book? How?

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