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The document provides instructions for 8th grade students on literature circles. It explains that literature circles involve small groups discussing a chosen book and setting reading assignments. Each member is expected to come prepared with questions, passages to share, connections to make, and opinions on the author, characters, and their own reading. Students must read assigned texts before class each week, respond with questions in their reading log, and participate in a 25-minute literature circle discussion. Responses can include connections, opinions, questions, and comments on style. Students will be graded on cooperating with their group, preparation, listening skills, staying on task, and demonstrating comprehension through discussion.
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This document provides instructions for literature circles. It explains that literature circles involve small groups discussing an assigned text and setting reading schedules together. Each member is expected to come prepared with questions, passages to share, connections to make, and opinions to discuss about the characters, author and story. Students will read independently, write responses in a log with QAR questions, and participate in 25-minute discussion groups each Wednesday. Response logs will be graded based on demonstrating comprehension, preparation, cooperation, listening skills and staying on task during discussions.
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