Every Story has Two Sides...Or More by Sarah Umberger

There is more than one side to a story.

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Everyone has their own side of a story. You never know what someone else is going through in their own life.

From the Bully's Point of View

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Even HE has a story to tell. After reading Wonder, read The Julian Chapter. Have students write about how Julian felt about having August at school.

David Bowie- Space Oddity

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This song has special meaning to August. Listen to the song and then have students discuss the importance of the song in the book.

Visit the Children's Craniofacial Association website.

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Learn more about Wonder, its author, and kids with craniofacial deformities like August.

Don't Judge a book by its cover!

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After reading this article, write about a time when someone judged you or you when you judged someone else.

Everyone has a story to tell.

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Read this article and write your reaction to it. What did you think about what the author was saying? Have you ever thought about this before?

Did we get it wrong?

szu108 — 2015-07-28 19:24:59 UTC

Who do you believe? Students will write a persuasive essay convincing readers to believe either the Pigs' story or the Wolf's story.

Sometimes the story isn't what you thought.

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Have you ever thought about how the evil stepmother felt? Or what Baby Bear really thought about Goldilocks? Students will read multiple versions of these books as a mentor text for rewriting an event from a fairy tale from the perspective of one of the minor characters.

Two-Sided Poems

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After reading a couple of examples of these poems, students will choose a fairy tale and write a two-sided poem based on the protagonist and antagonist of the story.

The 3 Little Pigs

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Read this story and then read the story from the wolf's point of view. Who do you believe?

Different Voices

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Unit Lesson Plan

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