Independent Reading Book. Student Response Packet

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REVISED 11-12-12 Independent Reading Book Student Response Packet Name: TITLE: Author: CHOOSE A BOOK: Choose a chapter book for Independent Reading that is at your Just Right level. If it is at your independent or just right level, you can read a page in about 1-2 minutes. You understand the story and characters and can think deeply about what is happening. You can make inferences and have opinions that you can explain. FILL OUT THE LOG: Read your book daily at school and home. On the back of this sheet, fill out the reading log. Keep track EVERY time you read of the pages and the approximate time. You may NOT skip recording. ANSWER QUESTIONS IN THE RESPONSE PACKET: You will make comments in this response packet as you read the book. When you come to a spot where you have some thoughts, you can either put a quick reminder on a sticky note on the page or go directly to the packet. You may answer the questions in any order. Just remember to write the date and the page number each time. At the end of each chapter, always stop and think about your comprehension. This is a good time to write a comment. You should do this as much as possible without help. Book overview: Total number of pages: Total number of chapters: I think it will take me days to finish this book. Main setting: Where? When? Main character(s): What makes you think this book is just right for you? 1. 2. 3. Why did you choose this book to read? Date of pre-reading conference: Teacher signature: Packet based on Independent Reading Assessment by Jennifer Serravillo

Keep reading every day at school and home! Read, think, and read some more. Enjoy!! Date School/ Home READING LOG Start time End Time Start Page End Page Teacher can fill out this part: Total time Total pages Average

Throughout your reading of the book, choose a time to answer each of the following questions. You must complete them all by the end of the book. Put the DATE and PAGE when you make the comment. Do not save the questions to do at the end!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1. Who is the main character? What kind of person is she/he? Explain. 2. What is something you like or don t like about the main character? Why? 3. Who is another important character in the book? What is something you like or don t like about him/her? Why? 4. What is a problem or challenge the main character has faced in this story? How has she/he dealt with it? How does the problem affect the character? 5. What is the main setting for this story? Is this setting important for the plot of the story? How? How does the setting impact the characters or plot?

6. How has the main character changed during this story? Explain. 7. What is a prediction you have made as you read the story? What clues have made you predict that? CAUSE/ CLUES PREDICTION 8. Tell about the relationship between two characters. & 9. What is a lesson that the main character has learned during the story? 10. What is a lesson that you have learned during this story?

11. What main message (theme) is presented in the story? How do you know this is an important theme in the book? 12. Has an important issues come up in this story? If so, what? How did it impact the story? 13. Tell about a confusing part you came across while reading this story. What did you do to figure it out? 14. What is an important or unexpected event that happened in the story? Why did it happen? CAUSE IMPORTANT OR UNEXPECTED EVENT

15. What are three or four interesting & challenging words you came across in the book? Use context clues to write what the word means. Page Word, phrase, expression What the word means Context clues from the story that help you know what the word means in the story. THIS QUESTION IS NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL BOOKS. THINK ABOUT IT AS YOU READ AND SEE. Answer this question if you have noticed any symbolism in the story. SYMBOLISM 16. Have you noticed any objects/items/symbols in your story that represent a bigger meaning or a big idea? If so, what is it? What does it represent or symbolize? You can answer on the lines OR in the box. SYMBOL- name and/or draw What does it represent or symbolize?

17. How did the story end? Was it what you expected for the ending? Why or why not? 18. Was this book easy, just right, or challenging? How do you know? 19. Did you like this book? Why or why not? Would you read another book like it in the future? 20. Draw a picture of one of the most important scenes in the story. Write a caption.

SUMMARY Tell the most important, main events from the story to summarize the plot. Write 5-8 main events that would tell a reader the main important points of the story from beginning to end. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.