I went to my Pinterest Chapter Books for Kids board to see what books friends had recommended and we had not yet read. I selected a few books and looked around the internet to see what resources might already be available for free. I found some, but no free resources met the critical thinking requirement.
Though it's good for students to answer the who's and what's in a story, readers can take it a step further and answer the how's and why's in a story. A Mouse Called Wolf delighted this adult reader and my daughter, too.
It was an excellent choice for summer reading with enrichment questions. Download Free. Please link to this blog post and not directly to the printable. Thank you. Though the critical thinking questions could just be answered in a worksheet format, I used my daughter's classroom work as a model to create a reader's response book. She designed her cover all by herself. Student reads just one chapter a day and answers that chapter's questions in a special notebook. Cut about pieces per student of regular, lined notebook paper in half.
Use more paper if students write largely. Place all the papers together and attach a cover. Staple together to create a short, wide book. Students should create a cover for A Mouse Called Wolf i ncluding the title, author, and an illustration. You may opt to have the student decorate the Reader's Response Journal cover after reading the first chapter. Do not print two-sided. The adult, ideally instead of the student , cuts out the questions for student to answer for each day.
In this way the student does not see the questions in advance. Assign the chapter for the student to read. Upon completion of the chapter, give the student the cut out question s. He or she may use the book for assistance. Students should write answers in complete sentences with proper punctuation.
If the students have time, they can also include an illustration. Students read ONE chapter each day. Just one. More Big Sister's best friend reads at the same level so I inquired of her mom if she would like to do the enrichment unit with A Mouse Called Wolf.
The girls completed their reader's response journal covers together, though they did the work independently. We hope to get together for a little wrap-up, just like a book club. Please note, I created this unit for fun and enrichment for my child.
I hope you can enjoy it for your own family or in your classroom. Please do so, but do not copy it to publish this on your own site though I would love for you to link to this site. Do not link directly to the PDFs. Instead, send others to the related blog post. Posted by Annette Whipple. Log In Join Us.
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