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    This reading diary document provides tasks for students to complete as they read a book to help them engage with and understand the content. The tasks include writing a letter from the perspective of a character in the book, asking characters questions and imagining their responses, drawing and describing characters and scenes from the book, creating a comic of a scene, inventing an interview with a character, summarizing chapters or the whole book, and presenting what they've learned about the book to the class. Students are to choose one task from the list after each chapter and track their completed tasks.

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    This reading diary document provides tasks for students to complete as they read a book to help them engage with and understand the content. The tasks include writing a letter from the perspective of a character in the book, asking characters questions and imagining their responses, drawing and describing characters and scenes from the book, creating a comic of a scene, inventing an interview with a character, summarizing chapters or the whole book, and presenting what they've learned about the book to the class. Students are to choose one task from the list after each chapter and track their completed tasks.

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    Reading Diary

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    This reading diary document provides tasks for students to complete as they read a book to help them engage with and understand the content. The tasks include writing a letter from the perspective of a character in the book, asking characters questions and imagining their responses, drawing and describing characters and scenes from the book, creating a comic of a scene, inventing an interview with a character, summarizing chapters or the whole book, and presenting what they've learned about the book to the class. Students are to choose one task from the list after each chapter and track their completed tasks.

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    Reading Diary

    Ideas
    After reading a chapter you choose one task from
    the list “Ideas”. Mark the tasks that you’ve already Before you start reading
    done. o Create a cover for your “Reading Diary”.
    At the end, you will prepare a short presentation Write the title of your book, the writers name
    about your book and present it to the class. and your own name on it.
    While you read the book
    o Write a letter to a person from the book.
    o Imagine, the figures from the book were real.
    Which questions would you ask? Write at least
    three questions.
    If you want, you can imagine answers the
    figures would give. Write them down too.
    Probably you also find answers to your
    questions in the next chapter.
    o Draw and/or describe a person out of your
    book.
    o Draw or describe a special scene from your
    book.
    o Draw a comic according to a scene from your
    book
    o Invent an interview with a person from your
    book.
    o Describe a scene or chapter from your book.
    Explain what you like or don’t like about it.
    o Write a short summary about the whole book
    or a chapter.

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