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Students would have read one of these three books. This will be assigned before the student take the test for there book. This is a fun assignment be see there peers different view on the books.

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"Island of the Blue Dolphin" movie trailer 

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"Island of the Blue Dolphin" movie trailer 

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Island of the Blue Dolphins (1964) - HD Trailer [1080p]

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The One and Only Ivan | Official Disney+ Trailer | Disney UK

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Charlotte's Web (2006) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

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After students have read one of these book and answered questions students can watch the movie preview of their chosen book!

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4 supporting ideas

1. Encourage Active Reading: Active reading strategies, like highlighting key points, making predictions, and asking questions during the reading, can help students engage with the text. This helps build critical thinking and comprehension. Encourage students to make notes, underline unfamiliar words, or jot down questions as they read.

2. Promote Collaboration and Discussion: Group discussions allow students to share their thoughts and perspectives, helping them to understand different viewpoints and learn from each other.

3. Integrate Visual Learning: Using graphic organizers, like character maps, story maps, or Venn diagrams, can help students visualize key story elements such as the characters, setting, and plot structure.

4. Link Books to Real-Life Experiences: Encourage students to make connections between the stories they read and their own lives. For example, ask them if they’ve ever faced a problem similar to the character’s or how they would react in the same situation.

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Overview:

By the end of the lesson, students will:

Be able to identify the main idea, characters, and setting in a story.

Practice making predictions, drawing conclusions, and discussing book elements.

Improve comprehension and critical thinking through group discussions.

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1. What is the title of the book you’re currently reading?

2. Who is your favorite character in a book, and what do you like about them?

3. If you could change one thing about a book, what would it be?

4. Do you think the book teaches any important lessons? What is it?

5. What is the main problem in the story? How do the characters try to solve it?