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Daily Pick one question from each (Within, Beyond & About). List the # and record responses.

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Daily Pick one question from each (Within, Beyond & About). List the # and record responses.

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1. Summarize the (paragraph, page, chapter)...
2. Is there anything else you'd like to add to the summary (others add)
3. What is the main idea of this section?
4. Where in the text did….?
5. What are the most important events in the story?
6. How would you summarize the story in 2-3 sentences?

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7. Why do you think ______? Can you give an example from the book?
8. Make a prediction about ______. How do you know something is going to happen here?
9. What does the writer say that makes you think that?
10. How does (the character) change?
11. What did (the character) learn?
12. Tell me how (the character) felt when they _____. Why?
13. Tell me some ways _____ & ______ are alike/different.
14. How do you think (the character) felt when _______?
15. What is a question you still have about _____?
16. What evidence from the text supports your thinking?
17. Were there any parts of the text that confused you? What other questions do you have?
18. What clues did the author give you that help you predict….?

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19. What is the author’s message?
20. How does the author use language (similies, metaphors, descriptive) to enhance the text?
21. What words/phrases does the author use to make you feel that you are really there?
22. How does the author help you visualize the text?
23. What is the author’s mood or tone?
24. What non-fiction text features did the author use to organize the information? How did that help you understand the text?

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What does everyone in your group agree upon?
We all agree on ending on page 30 before Friday.

How are you going to run your book club?
We will start by reading to page 30 then each week keep on adding 10 pages more.

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6 8 23

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Her family lives in the Middle East. Her brother does all kinds of protesters

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I think she will move to America

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Hopeful but kind of intense

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She has family members that do a lot of different things then her and they have changed a lot then Jude. She wants to talk to tourists that come to where she lives.

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I think that I can make a prediction where Jude will maybe go to America.

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Hopeful like Grace wrote and kind of mysterious or intense for what will happen next.

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She acts like a normal girl who likes old American movies. She has a brother who talks about there president but most of the other people don’t.

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I think that I think that she will visit her baba’s store, and he will tell her something about her brother.

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intense and a little worrying

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3 10 22

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Her brother leaving home and she is trying to feel safe by snuggling up to her mom

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She says that she wasn’t happy that she is in Ms. Ravens class but now she’s happy

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By being very detailed

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The main idea of this section is that her brother is leaving the city the city that they used to live in and she is trying to feel safe in America.

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5 13 21

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At first she wasn’t happy in Ms.Ravens class but now she is.

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The author helps me visual the text by being detailed and descriptive.

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Jude left home and just before she left she found out that her mom is pregnant. After about a month her mom tells her that her brother left there old town. She also found out that her mom’s baby is a girl.

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Sara and Jude are different in age and religion. And Sara is popular and Jude isn’t.

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They are talking about Layla right now

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She starts to compare herself to Layla and then talks about her just her for 4 pages

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Using pronouns and punctuations writing with capital when it’s something like they are screaming

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Very detailed language than including places,expressions,and people.

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She left her home and moved to America and she wants to help her family

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The most important events in the story is that Jude moved to America and her brother left the place where the originally lived. And Jude left home but just before she left her mom got pregnant and she found out that the baby is a girl.

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Sara and Jude aren’t the same age. And the both don’t have the same religion, and Sara is popular but Jude isn’t.

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Sara and Jude, Sara was born in American and Jude is not and Sara only knows English and Jude is not very good at English

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The author uses lot of descriptive language and  uses expression in people in the story.

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The detail the author use’s makes you imagine your there

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Read to page 275

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Jude was cast in the play and became friends with Myles. Layla’s family store was vandalized that said “ tererists”.

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She learned that people don’t like people from the Middle East

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To hang in there

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20 12 4

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Read to 310

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Her mom sits up and hugs her tightly and she says that Jude’s brother has left his home and went to another town

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Leaving her home town is hard

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It’s hard for someone who barely knows the language you know so don’t make fun of them and welcome them and families have hard times too

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Jude was cast in the play and then became friends with Myles. And then Layla’s whole family’s store was vandalized and it said “ terrorist “.

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The character in this case Jude learned that others don’t like people who are from the Middle East. And that it is really hard to be away from her town she misses her town.

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The authors message is that you shouldn’t make fun of people for not knowing everything that you do and instead help them and their families too. And that you can miss stuff like your home town.

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Where in the text did Jude feel small. When she was with Sara and her friends

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When her dad and brother were fighting and she couldn’t do anything

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Jude felt exhilarated when she was talking to Miles.

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When she moved she felt sad and didn’t want to leave her family and friends.

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By comparing her feelings to other totally different things.

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By telling other peoples feelings around her not just hers

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When in the story did Jude feel strong?
Jude felt strong when she auditioned for the play.

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Finish book

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Jude felt sad when she was moving to America because she didn’t want to leave her friends and her brother.

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By writing all of their emotions and what they feel at different times.

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Grace:Her mom wasn’t happy about the very tight costume.

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Parnika: That she missed a lot of things from her home town.

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When the police came to her brothers apartment.

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When the police came to her brother.

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It wasn’t a nonfiction book

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The author didn’t use anything like that because the book isn’t a non-fiction book.

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I think I would put more emotion to the part she met her brother again. Like asking her brother way to much questions

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I didn’t rlly understand why Layla got mad.

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This is not a nonfiction book!