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Reading Log – 100 minutes and 5 Entries

Required (2) Responses: (Each idea can only be used twice in one week)

1. How can you make a connection to the story (text to self, text to text, text to world)? Remember to explain the connection by showing how it relates to the story.

2. List any examples of literary devices the author may have used in your reading. Tell what kind of literary device it is (ex. metaphor, simile, idiom, or alliteration) and what it means.

Other (3) Response Ideas: (Each idea can only be used twice in one week)

3. What do you think is going to happen next in the story? Explain why with details from the story.

4. Did the story end the way you expected it to? What clues did the author offer along the way to prepare you for the ending? Did you recognize these clues as important to the story when you were reading it?

5. What ideas or issues does the story make you think about? How does the author get you to think about this? How has your own understanding of these ideas or issues been improved?

6. Who is telling the story? What point of view has the author used? Why do you think the author chose to tell the story this way? Use details from the story to support your thoughts.

7. In your own words, write a summary of the section you just read. Include a topic sentence and three main points in your summary. Remember to use transitions (counts) to connect your ideas.

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