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Special thanks to all the people who made and released these awesome resources for free:

Presentation template by SlidesCarnival

Pax Discussion Guide from Harper Collins

The Classroom Bookshelf (A fantastic blog)

Jeopardy Game: www.ericcurts.com

The Global Read Aloud Project

“Pax” by Sarah Pennypacker

Special Thanks to Karly Moura for making the introductions that helped make this collaboration possible.

#HyperDocs are the creation of Lisa Highfill, Kelly Hilton, and  Sarah Landis

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Create a Review Game

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What questions do you still have about this book? What would you like to ask Sara Pennypacker?

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How have characters’ traits changed by the end of the story compared to their traits at the beginning?

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Wary p.229

Duty p.270

Encampment p.229

Advantage p.255

Primitive p.231

Betrayal p.242

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If you had to write one more chapter to add on to the ending told from Pax's point of view, what do you think he would say?

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Why do you think Sara Pennypacker chose to end the story from Peter's point of view?

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Treacherous p.217

Nonduality p. 186

Glean p. 185

Gorge p. 228

Haunches p. 211

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Character Traits List to Help with Activity

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Character Traits List to Help with Activity

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Niche p. 148

Bonanza p.156

Michelangelo p. 172

Apparatus p.151

Indigo p. 160

Marionettes p.144

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Align p.98

Philosophy p.130

Prosthetic p.104

Bayed p. 137

Hammock p.106

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Condition p.79

Circumstances p.57

Anxiety p.51

Tormented p.74

hypothermia p.75

Accent p.69

False p. 63

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Inseparable p.14

Vantage Point p.34

Cache p.28

Sacrifice p.14

Culvert p.29

Carrion p.27

Instinctive p.27

Familiar p.34

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Look up information about the red fox,
including where in the world red foxes live and thrive, what they
eat, and how they live in the wild. Write a paragraph about the
most interesting aspect of fox behavior that you have found. CCSS.
ELA-LITERACY.RI.4-7.1; CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4-7.8

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Why do you think the author decided to tell the story from dual
points of view with alternating chapters describing of the separate
adventures of Peter and Pax? How does this structure help the
story move forward and enhance your understanding of the plot?
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.4-7.6

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Idioms: the apple doesn't fall far from the tree -- the best things in life are free

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I looked at the father, then at the son, and I thought, The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

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Notice and Note Fiction
By Kylene Beers and Bob Probst