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Members Present:

Discussion Highlights:

Themes: we have to leave some things behind to pursue the greater good (the family leaving earth to live on Mars)

Power (The Dad giving his sons a city to live in, they get to control the city.

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Always be caught up on reading and ready to discuss

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Section/Pages: 78- 140

Members Present: Cooper, Collin, Gavin

Discussion Highlights:

- Learning about each character

- why do they kill the captain?

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Section/Pages: 140-207

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Discussion Highlights:

The comparison of the atomic war and the similarities between earth and their planet

The character development of Elma and Sam as the story goes on

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Gavin Fitzpatrick

Captain says “I’ve got to live up to this”

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Meeting 1 Date: 1/22/24

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Cooper Mendelsohn

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My view on the book, is that it’s a little too far fetched or a little too “fictional”

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Gavin Fitzpatrick

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Name: Collin Anderson

Email: 25009ca@chaminade-hs.org

Name: Cooper Mendelsohn

Email 25270cm@chaminade-hs.org

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Don’t interrupt other group members

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Gavin Fitzpatrick

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Journal 2- Collin Anderson

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Section/Pages: 1-78

Members Present:

Discussion Highlights:

-we did well in comprehending the book and the activities. We like the book so far and are excited to continue

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https://forms.gle/cCJbHs6scjgEERui7

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Gavin Fitzpatrick

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1 Brainstorm a LIST OF THEMES for the book thus far. Then, select one theme from the list and find at least three pieces of textual evidence to support it. 1

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1. We just started the book but we are excited for what it will bring

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1. I found the book a little slow and boring, but I could see how it interests certain crowds.
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1.A weakness our group has is staying on topic with our story, we can get side tracked easily

2. We need to focus more while we or reading. Too much laughter and conversation.

3. Everyone put in good effort towards the Padlet after the reading session.

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1. We think although the beginning is confusing, we are starting to figure it out

2. All of the group members need to read on time

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Bring questions

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Cooper:
I was not a huge fan of this book, it is a science fiction novel and I’m not a huge fan of those type of books. I found it a little confusing and boring, but if you like science fiction I would recommend.
Gavin:
He thought it was a long book, and he didn’t really like it. He thought it was boring and too futuristic.
Peter:
He thought this book wasn’t great, he said it could have been 100 pages less. It was boring and he didn’t enjoy it.
Collin:
He said the plot was creative and interesting, but it was slow and hard to follow as it hopped around a ton.
Kenny:
He thought the book was interesting but slow. There were times I just felt like I was reading nothing. But it still was interesting at certain times and had a solid ending.

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We are going to work as a group of 5 and do a breakdown of all the planets in our solar system and what would need to change on them for us to live there. This is related to the story because in the story they live on other planets, and also reference earth.