Fish in a Tree NOVEL STUDY

One of my favorite quotes is "Every student can learn, just not in the same way or in the same day." "Fish in a Tree" lives out that quote in every page. Your class will be forever changed by this book, and challenged to be better together. Everyone can learn something by the wonderful and relatable characters in "Fish in a Tree" by Linda Mullaly Hunt. This novel study will engage students and ensure that reading this book is an unforgettable experience.

What is included?
-Introduction page to introduce the book and author to students
-Vocabulary Guide including 39 key words and their page number
-14 Writing Prompts covering critical thinking, figurative language, character, how characters overcome challenges, and real-life application (Chapter #/Page # provided on each to easily refer back to the text)
-Common/Proper Noun Search Activity
-Simile/Metaphor Search Activity
-Coin Research Page
-Book Review Activity

You could use this novel study whole group as you read the book aloud to your class or you could use it in literature circles/strategy groups. Pick and choose which vocabulary words, writing prompts, and skill activities your students need to focus on, or do them all in a booklet format! Please contact me with any questions katie@decoratemylife.com

Find the GOOGLE SLIDES version of this novel study here:
Fish in a Tree Novel Study- GOOGLE DRIVE Version
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