WILSON

__**First Steps**__

Don't forget to write the title and author of the book you are responding to.

Write at least 2 text connections for every chapter you read. (it can be text-to-text, text-to-self or text-to-world) as well as generate at least 2 questions.

__**THINK ABOUT IT**__

As you read the books you have with you now, think through the following questions and answer them. Revisit the questions and see whether your responses change. Date each response you make.

1) What do you expect to happen in the story? Were your predictions accurate? Why?(Applicable only to works of fiction)

2) What are some ideas which are explored in the story? How does this fit with your thinking before you started reading the story? Have any of your ideas changed? If so, how and why?

3) What are your thoughts/feelings about the setting and the characters? Why?

4) Do your feelings/thoughts about the characters change as you read the story? How? Why?

5) If you were the author, what changes would you make to the story? Why?

6) What questions would you lie to ask the author and/or characters?


 * =****A picture speaks a thousand words.**** =
 * =****A picture speaks a thousand words.**** =

Write how these pictures relate to what you are reading. Again, your answers may change as you read more of the book or simply as a result of time passing by.



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