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Gray Middle schoolSixth GradeSummer ReadingOverview:Students are expected to select the novel, Wonder by RJ Palacio. They are to complete theattached questions. They are to answer each question in a complete sentence and use details fromthe novel to support their answer.Comprehension Questions for WonderAs you read the novel, please stop after each bolded section and answer the questions.Your response should restate the question and be answered in full sentences.Part One- AugustPages 3 to 231. Why do people look quickly away when they first see August?2. In this section August discusses the issue of him going to school. Why has henever gone to school? Do you think he should?Pages 24 to 423. August goes on the tour of the school and meets three students. In your opinionwhich one would turn out to be a bully?4. How would you describe the other students’ reaction to August in homeroom?Pages 42 to 605. What does September’s precept, “When given the choice between being right orbeing kind, choose kind,” mean?6. Why does August uses a simile to compare himself and Summer to “Beauty andthe Beast”?Pages 61 to 807. Why is Halloween a positive thing for August?8. What were Jack and Julian talking about?Part Two- ViaPages 81 to 999. Do you think Via is jealous of all the attention August gets?10. Did Via have a good first day of high school?Pages 100 to 11711. Who is Miranda and why did she call?12. August decided to change his costume. How do you think mom reacted to this?Part Three- SummerPages 118 to 13213. Would you describe Summer as a good person? Why or why not?14. Do you think Summer thinks Jack is a good friend?

Part Four- JackPages 133 to 15015. Jack seems to struggle with how he feels about August. What are the positiveand negative reasons he gives about being ex- friends with him?16. Who says “Sometimes you don’t have to mean to hurt someone to hurt them,”and what does he or she mean by that?Pages 151 to 18517. Who does something to the class picture and what does character traits does itshow about that person?18. What is the war that is beginning? What role does Julian play in it?Part Five- JustinPages 186 to 20419. While at dinner Justin has a lot of tics. What are tics and why do they stop?20. Justin and Olivia are in a play, but Olivia(Via) has not told her parents about ityet. Why do you think she hasn’t told them?Part Six- AugustPages 205 to 23421. August gets hearing aids in this section. How does he feel about them in thebeginning and towards the end of pages in this section?22. Daisy is August’s dog, who has been sick for awhile. Why hasn’t August noticedthis?Part Seven- MirandaPages 235 to 24823. Miranda and Via used to be good friends. Why did their relationship change?What does Miranda miss about having Via as a friend?24. Miranda pretends to be sick on opening night. In your opinion why do you thinkshe did that?Part Eight- AugustPages 250 to 27025. How does August feel about going on the 5th Grade Nature Retreat?26. Jack and August find themselves in trouble. What is the trouble and who helpsthem?Pages 271 to 30927. August lies to the teachers about not being able to remember the 7th graders’faces. Why do you think he did this?28. What animal does August use to represent himself? Do you think it is a goodchoice?29. There is a ceremony at school, what happens at the ceremony that shows achange from the beginning to the end of the school year?30. Mr. Tushman says “Always try to be a little kinder than necessary.” What doesthat mean to you? In your opinion what character shows this the best?

Gray Middle SchoolSixth GradeSummer Reading ProjectOverview:Once students have completed the questions for the novel, Wonder by RJ Palacio, they are tocomplete one of the attached projects. Students will be allowed to choose to complete a reflectionjournal and one extension activity of their choice.Projects are due to their Language Arts teacher by September 7, 2015.Reflection JournalJournal writing encourages students to explore their thoughts and ideas. Journal writing for studentengages them in the process of brainstorming and organizing their ideas. It teaches them to developwriting skills and become articulate, and it encourages them to share their ideas with teachers.Students are expected to include the following:Five diary entries written in first person point of view by one of the novels characters. Entriesshould be reflections about events and conflicts in the novel important to the main character.Entries should span the entire novel and be in a final edited format.Expectations for Journal: Each entry should be a minimum of 100 words. All writing must be in first person point of view. Everything must be in a final edited format.Extension Activity (Choose one)1. CollageStudents are expected to include the following:Choose 8 -10 visuals that reflect an aspect of the story. These could be photos, illustrations, orsketches. Each visual should include a caption that explains its relevance to the novel/maincharacter. Pictures from magazines, newspapers, etc. can be used for the collage.Expectations for Collage: Collage should to display on a 9 in x12 in poster board or construction paper Illustrations must be taped or glued. Captions should be clearly written and proofread.2. Create a Precept PosterAuggie’s teacher, Mr. Browne, begins his first day of teaching English to his 5th grade class witha lesson on precepts. Precepts are “words to live by” or “rules about really important things.”Mr. Browne’s precept for the month of September is: “If you have a choice between being rightor being kind, choose kind.” For a list of all of Mr. Browne’s precepts, go to R. J. Palacio’swebsite (http://rjpalacio.com/for-teachers.html) and find one precept or quote that meanssomething to you. Put the quote and the author of the quote on a piece of poster board todisplay in the class. Decorate the poster any way you would like. On the back of the posterboard, write a few sentences about why you chose this quote and what it means to you.

Journal EntriesDirections: You are required to keep journal entries for the novel. It is best to do this while reading the book;do not wait until you have finished the book to complete the entries. There must be a minimum of five (5)entries for the book. Spread entries throughout the book. Each entry must be at least 100 words, showing thatyou have read and responded, in an honest and thoughtful way, to the book.Each entry must be labeled as follows: · Title of book & authorDate of entryPage numbers covered by the entrySample Journal EntryThe Outsiders by S.E. HintonMarch 28, 2015Pages 1-35The Outsiders by S.E. HintonApril 5, 2015Pages 55-103The story begins strong. It tells how the main character,Ponyboy, feels about life in his neighborhood. Right from thebeginning, I can tell that his life is not an easy one. The settingreminds me more of New York than of Oklahoma. The way theplace is described it seems like Oklahoma, but once it startstalking about the gangs, I picture New York. The characters seemso different, yet so similar. Take Dally; he seems misunderstood.The fact that he is so unlike the others gives him a sense ofindividuality. My favorite character is Two-Bit because of the wayhe lightens the mood of all those around him. He is the oppositeof Dally. Two-Bit is wise-cracking and funny while Dally is meanerand tougher. Two-Bit’s life is ot as ha d a life as the est; he hasa home and a mother that loves him. The character I admiremost has to be Johnny. Johnny is quiet and shy. He comes froman abusive home. Johnny is the pet of the gang. To me, it seemslike he just wa ts to e a epted e ause he is ’t a epted i hisfamily. Johnny must be stronger than everyone believes becauseof what he has gone through at home.This pa t e i dse of

The following are some possible statement starters for you to choose from when you are making your entries,and you must use 5 different ones. You can also make up some of your own sentence starters. Remember,your journal is an opportunity for you to explore what you think is important. The pa t I liked est I ould like as a f ie d e ause If I e e the autho , I ould What i p essede i this hapte I oti ed It upsete he I o de a out I do ’t eally u de sta d I o u de sta d If I e e , I ould I p edi t that I as sho ked he / y A uestio This pa t e i ds It see s toe of e I liked the idea that I felt I k o so eo e like Whe this happe s toe, I feel O e ti e I It as o The authoas ot faihe ould ha e I as su p ised Whe I fi ished eadi g, I thought O e thi g that o fusede as as

Students are expected to select the novel, Wonder by RJ Palacio. They are to complete the attached questions. They are to answer each question in a complete sentence and use details from the novel to support their answer. Comprehension Questions for Wonder As you read the novel, please

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