


The structure of each book group allows for rich discussion to occur as fourth grade students read and prepare responses to share in book group as starting points for conversation. Connections between the student and a character, connections between their book and another text and connections with society have been explored in this round of book groups as has a close look at character. We have given much attention to the personality traits that help a character navigate through the story and the way a character changes and grows during the course of the novel.
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