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Higher Order Thinking Task Cards for Watsons Go to Birmingham, 1963

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Reading Response Enrichment Resources cover: Watsons Go to Birmingham task cards and choice board with a written response
Overview of the novel response set before you print
Reading Choice Board for The Watsons Go to Birmingham: nine questions on Byron, Kenny, Birmingham, bias and civil rights
Full-page menu so students pick which questions to answer
Two half-size copies of the Watsons reading choice board, each with the same nine novel discussion questions
Paper-saving version to glue into reading notebooks
Watsons task cards: explain Byron's view of rules, compare Birmingham to Flint, rank reasons, answer Kenny's questions
Discussion cards for small groups or literature circles
Task cards on the novel's message, the church event's role in the plot, Byron without the trip, and views of segregation
Exit-ticket or journal prompts after finishing the novel
Bias and prejudice task card, a bonus task to write a challenge question, and a key to seven depth and complexity icons
Icon reference plus an extension for early finishers

About This Product

Are you planning a novel study with the historical fiction book, The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963, but aren't sure how to DIFFERENTIATE for your gifted and talented or advanced readers? Use these enrichment task cards and choice board to engage and elevate the thinking of your high level students during your shared reading of the novel!

⭐️ Resource Highlights:

  • - Fosters deep, meaningful discussions about the characters, events, setting and theme of The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis

  • - Features open-ended, higher order thinking questions based on the Depth and Complexity framework

  • - Encourages readers to dig deeper, think about the plot in different ways and use text evidence to support their thinking

  • - Increases engagement for gifted, talented and advanced readers on a fifth, sixth or seventh grade reading level

What's Included

✅ 9 higher order thinking reading response questions in two formats:

- Independent Reading Choice Board

- Task Cards for partner or small group discussions

✅ Each H.O.T. question is marked with the associated Depth and Complexity icon (in the form of emojis) to provide a visual reminder for students

✅ PLUS a reference chart for teachers and students that shows which type of prompt each D & C icon represents

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