A Parent or Teacher's Best Friend - a Book of Questions to Ask the Student
This 64-page book, with its 50 different ways of having students tell you about the book(s) they are reading, will be useful to teachers of students with 3rd - 12th grade reading levels. The ideas included are intended to let teachers ask questions of students and determine their understanding of a book...even if you, as the teacher, have not yet had a chance to read it yourself. It is one that you will look forward to using, I know from experience!
You may purchase either an e-book for $15.00 and/or the printed book (signed by the author) for $30.00.
(c) 2008 by Meggin McIntosh, Ph.D., "The Ph.D. of Productivity"(tm). Through her company, Emphasis on Excellence, Inc., Meggin McIntosh changes what people know, feel, dream, and do. Sound interesting? It is!
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Here is a sample activity:
Design a business card that the main (or some other significant) character would have. Indicate your understanding of this character's personality, etc. through the design (including logo and motto) of the business card. Use the space below for your sketches and for your final idea.
50 Questions to Ask About Any Novel, Copyright 2006
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Reviewed by Kelly Eveleth
2/8/2008
This book is also great for parents who want to stretch their kids. How many times as parents do we wonder, is my child really reading the required minutes/pages necessary for their reading goal? For accountability, many times all that is required is a signature from mom or dad. This can be a tool to interact with your kids concerning the books they are reading! It is also useful when school is not in session. Thanks, Meggin!
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