These novel study resources were purposefully selected to align with the details and plotline of Wonder. Enrichment Mini-Book with engaging projects & activities related to the text.
Word of the Day text-based vocabulary flipbooks.Reader's notebook comprehension prompts (matching trifolds).Comprehension trifolds (provided in color and black & white).Instructional guide with daily comprehension skill, objective, and key Tier 2 & text-based vocabulary.Here's more about what you'll find inside this Wonder Novel Study: There are four weeks worth of daily lesson objectives and paper-saving printables included in this resource. Each day's work includes both comprehension activities and vocabulary. This month-long Wonder novel study unit breaks this fabulous book into 20 sections. What's included in this novel study unit? Appropriate for fourth through sixth graders, the book is considered to be high-interest for students in grades 3-8. It is a Guided Reading Level V and has a Lexile score of 790L. This book comes in at a whopping 320 pages. The only question is…will these changes be permanent? What reading level is Wonder? Auggie is hurt and scared in the scuffle, but he's also overwhelmed with emotion because the kids that have ignored him all this time stood up and protected him.
When Auggie and Jack are attacked by some 7th graders looking for trouble, a few boys from their class come to their rescue and a fight ensues. The whole thing comes to a head when the 5th graders head to nature camp. His friends are ostracized just for associating with him, which makes things even tougher. As a fifth-grader at Beecher prep, Auggie finds friendship and faces bullies. There are both ups and downs in this transition. When Auggie turns 10, his family begins to realize that he needs to be able to function in a world where people aren't always kind to those that look different. This is the story of August Pullman, who's been homeschooled his entire life due to some medical issues related to his craniofacial abnormalities.
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