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    This document provides prompts for students to write about their independent reading in a reading log. For students just starting a book, it prompts them to write about their initial thoughts, any predictions, and what attracted them to the book. For students in the middle of a book, it prompts them to write about how the book compares to their expectations, any themes or symbols, and their favorite character. For students finishing a book, it prompts them to write about whether they would recommend the book and why, if the story matched their predictions, and their favorite part of the book.

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    This document provides prompts for students to write about their independent reading in a reading log. For students just starting a book, it prompts them to write about their initial thoughts, any predictions, and what attracted them to the book. For students in the middle of a book, it prompts them to write about how the book compares to their expectations, any themes or symbols, and their favorite character. For students finishing a book, it prompts them to write about whether they would recommend the book and why, if the story matched their predictions, and their favorite part of the book.

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    Log Writing Ideas

    Uploaded by

    jesseburak193
    This document provides prompts for students to write about their independent reading in a reading log. For students just starting a book, it prompts them to write about their initial thoughts, any predictions, and what attracted them to the book. For students in the middle of a book, it prompts them to write about how the book compares to their expectations, any themes or symbols, and their favorite character. For students finishing a book, it prompts them to write about whether they would recommend the book and why, if the story matched their predictions, and their favorite part of the book.

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    Independent Reading Workshop:

    Log Writing

    If you just starting this book


    What are your initial thoughts?
    Are there any predictions you can make?
    What originally attracted you to this book?

    If you are in the middle of a book


    Is the book what you expected? If not, how has it changed?
    What are some running themes or symbols in the book? Discuss

    them.
    Who is your favorite character and why?

    If you just finished a book


    Overall, would you suggest the book to someone else? Why or why

    not?
    Did the story turn out as your predicted?
    What was your favorite part of the book and why?

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