Making a difference novels

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This document outlines a reading schedule for students divided into literature circles or reading groups. It provides assignments for multiple novels and includes directions to complete a literature response sheet after each set of chapters and share responses with their group. It also includes occasional writing prompts related to the novels such as describing characters, settings, conflicts, and summarizing the end. The schedule takes place over several weeks in April and May 2007.

Education

Riding Freedom: The Beginning & Chapter 1
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 1
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 1 – 4
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 1 - 4
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
April 25, 2007

Maniac Magee: Before the Story – Chapter 8
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 1 - 4
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 1 – 3
The Cay: Chapters 1 - 2
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
April 25, 2007

Schema Activator
Write a paragraph that
describes the setting of
the story you are reading
for guided reading
groups. Use specific
details to describe the
setting.

Riding Freedom: Chapter 2
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 2
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 5 – 7
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 5 - 7
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
April 26, 2007

Maniac Magee: Chapter 9 - 14
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 5 - 8
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 4 & 5
The Cay: Chapters 3 - 5
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
April 26, 2007

Riding Freedom: Chapter 3
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 3
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 8 – 10
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 8 - 10
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 1, 2007

Maniac Magee: Chapter 15 - 21
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 9 & 10
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 6 - 8
The Cay: Chapters 6 - 8
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 1, 2007

Schema Activator
Write a paragraph that
describes one of the
main characters from
the novel. Go back into
the book to find specific
details to include in
your response!

Riding Freedom: Chapter 4
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 4
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 11 & 12
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 11 - 13
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 2, 2007

Maniac Magee: Chapter 22 - 25
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 11 - 13
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 9 & 10
The Cay: Chapters 9 & 10
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 2, 2007

Schema Activator
Write a paragraph that
describes a problem or
conflict that has
occurred in the novel.
Use specific details to
describe the problem.

Riding Freedom: Chapter 5
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 5
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 13 - 15
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 14 - 17
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 8, 2007

Maniac Magee: Chapter 29 - 32
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 14 - 16
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 11 & 12
The Cay: Chapters 11 & 12
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 8, 2007

Riding Freedom: Chapter 6
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 6
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 16 & 17
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 18 - 20
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 14, 2007

Maniac Magee: Chapter 33 - 36
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 17 - 19
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 13 - 15
The Cay: Chapters 13 & 14
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 14, 2007

Riding Freedom: Chapter 7
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 7
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 18 & 19
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 21 - 23
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 15, 2007

Maniac Magee: Chapter 37 - 39
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 20 - 22
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 16 - 18
The Cay: Chapters 15 & 16
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 15, 2007

Riding Freedom: Chapter 8
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 8
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 20 & 21
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 24 - 27
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 18, 2007

Maniac Magee: Chapter 40 - 42
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 23 - 26
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 19 - 21
The Cay: Chapters 17- end of story
Complete the literature response sheet
AFTER completing the reading! This will be
shared with your group tomorrow and then
turned in for a grade.
Making a Difference Novels
May 18, 2007

Riding Freedom: Chapter 9 – end of story
The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 9 – end
of story
Freak the Mighty: Chapters 22 – end of story
The Tiger Rising: Chapters 28 – end of story
Making a Difference Novels
May 24, 2007

Maniac Magee: Chapter 43 – end of story
Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 27 –
end of story
Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 22 – end of story
The Cay: finished (see below)
Begin working on the expository writing piece
about a MEMORABLE CHARACTER from
your novel.
Making a Difference Novels
May 21, 2007

Schema Activator
Write a paragraph that
summarizes the end of
your novel. Use specific
details to describe the
events that happened at
the end of the story.

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Making a difference novels

1. Riding Freedom: The Beginning & Chapter 1 The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 1 Freak the Mighty: Chapters 1 – 4 The Tiger Rising: Chapters 1 - 4 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels April 25, 2007

2. Maniac Magee: Before the Story – Chapter 8 Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 1 - 4 Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 1 – 3 The Cay: Chapters 1 - 2 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels April 25, 2007

3. Schema Activator Write a paragraph that describes the setting of the story you are reading for guided reading groups. Use specific details to describe the setting.

4. Riding Freedom: Chapter 2 The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 2 Freak the Mighty: Chapters 5 – 7 The Tiger Rising: Chapters 5 - 7 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels April 26, 2007

5. Maniac Magee: Chapter 9 - 14 Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 5 - 8 Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 4 & 5 The Cay: Chapters 3 - 5 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels April 26, 2007

6. Riding Freedom: Chapter 3 The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 3 Freak the Mighty: Chapters 8 – 10 The Tiger Rising: Chapters 8 - 10 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 1, 2007

7. Maniac Magee: Chapter 15 - 21 Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 9 & 10 Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 6 - 8 The Cay: Chapters 6 - 8 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 1, 2007

8. Schema Activator Write a paragraph that describes one of the main characters from the novel. Go back into the book to find specific details to include in your response!

9. Riding Freedom: Chapter 4 The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 4 Freak the Mighty: Chapters 11 & 12 The Tiger Rising: Chapters 11 - 13 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 2, 2007

10. Maniac Magee: Chapter 22 - 25 Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 11 - 13 Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 9 & 10 The Cay: Chapters 9 & 10 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 2, 2007

11. Schema Activator Write a paragraph that describes a problem or conflict that has occurred in the novel. Use specific details to describe the problem.

12. Riding Freedom: Chapter 5 The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 5 Freak the Mighty: Chapters 13 - 15 The Tiger Rising: Chapters 14 - 17 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 8, 2007

13. Maniac Magee: Chapter 29 - 32 Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 14 - 16 Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 11 & 12 The Cay: Chapters 11 & 12 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 8, 2007

14. Riding Freedom: Chapter 6 The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 6 Freak the Mighty: Chapters 16 & 17 The Tiger Rising: Chapters 18 - 20 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 14, 2007

15. Maniac Magee: Chapter 33 - 36 Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 17 - 19 Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 13 - 15 The Cay: Chapters 13 & 14 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 14, 2007

16. Riding Freedom: Chapter 7 The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 7 Freak the Mighty: Chapters 18 & 19 The Tiger Rising: Chapters 21 - 23 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 15, 2007

17. Maniac Magee: Chapter 37 - 39 Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 20 - 22 Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 16 - 18 The Cay: Chapters 15 & 16 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 15, 2007

18. Riding Freedom: Chapter 8 The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 8 Freak the Mighty: Chapters 20 & 21 The Tiger Rising: Chapters 24 - 27 Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 18, 2007

19. Maniac Magee: Chapter 40 - 42 Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 23 - 26 Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 19 - 21 The Cay: Chapters 17- end of story Complete the literature response sheet AFTER completing the reading! This will be shared with your group tomorrow and then turned in for a grade. Making a Difference Novels May 18, 2007

20. Riding Freedom: Chapter 9 – end of story The Kid in the Red Jacket: Chapter 9 – end of story Freak the Mighty: Chapters 22 – end of story The Tiger Rising: Chapters 28 – end of story Making a Difference Novels May 24, 2007

21. Maniac Magee: Chapter 43 – end of story Island of the Blue Dolphins: Chapters 27 – end of story Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 22 – end of story The Cay: finished (see below) Begin working on the expository writing piece about a MEMORABLE CHARACTER from your novel. Making a Difference Novels May 21, 2007

22. Schema Activator Write a paragraph that summarizes the end of your novel. Use specific details to describe the events that happened at the end of the story.

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