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The Hunger Games Study Guide: Pembroke Notes
This book is to be used along side the bestselling book, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins for anyone who needs to increase their reading speed and comprehension in an engaging and unique way.
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The study questions are in order and follow Suzanne Collins's narrative. Answer the questions as you read the book. The answers are in the back section.
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This is an exciting and engaging way to help students increase reading fluency and comprehension. The questions are in order and follow the book chapter by chapter. Answers follow in a separate section of the guide. Also, with the new Common Core standards and push to increased rigor, I have added a Writing Workshop section at the end of the book to help with writing assignments.
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Your upper middle school and high school struggling reader will find The Hunger Games and this study guide good practice in increasing fluency and comprehension. He/she will become entranced with the story and beg to read the next two installments of the novel.
When not teaching or working on district curriculum in Alaska, Peggy and her husband, Bill, armed with fishing poles, make their home in Pittsburg, Missouri.
For
The study questions are in order and follow Suzanne Collins's narrative. Answer the questions as you read the book. The answers are in the back section.
For
This is an exciting and engaging way to help students increase reading fluency and comprehension. The questions are in order and follow the book chapter by chapter. Answers follow in a separate section of the guide. Also, with the new Common Core standards and push to increased rigor, I have added a Writing Workshop section at the end of the book to help with writing assignments.
For
Your upper middle school and high school struggling reader will find The Hunger Games and this study guide good practice in increasing fluency and comprehension. He/she will become entranced with the story and beg to read the next two installments of the novel.
When not teaching or working on district curriculum in Alaska, Peggy and her husband, Bill, armed with fishing poles, make their home in Pittsburg, Missouri.
136 pages, Paperback
First published April 14, 2014
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