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    The student summarized a book they read called "Coraline" by Neil Gaiman. They were able to visualize the ending where Coraline is reunited with her real mother after escaping the "other mother" who was actually a spider. The student connected getting her parents back to a time when they were reunited with family after returning from a trip. The student wondered why the "other mother" told Coraline that her real parents didn't want her anymore, and hypothesized it was because the "other mother" wanted Coraline. Their literature circle helped deepen their understanding through questions from other students. The group's strength was everyone contributing to discussions about the story. The student wants to improve by writing more questions for the next

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    The student summarized a book they read called "Coraline" by Neil Gaiman. They were able to visualize the ending where Coraline is reunited with her real mother after escaping the "other mother" who was actually a spider. The student connected getting her parents back to a time when they were reunited with family after returning from a trip. The student wondered why the "other mother" told Coraline that her real parents didn't want her anymore, and hypothesized it was because the "other mother" wanted Coraline. Their literature circle helped deepen their understanding through questions from other students. The group's strength was everyone contributing to discussions about the story. The student wants to improve by writing more questions for the next

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    The student summarized a book they read called "Coraline" by Neil Gaiman. They were able to visualize the ending where Coraline is reunited with her real mother after escaping the "other mother" who was actually a spider. The student connected getting her parents back to a time when they were reunited with family after returning from a trip. The student wondered why the "other mother" told Coraline that her real parents didn't want her anymore, and hypothesized it was because the "other mother" wanted Coraline. Their literature circle helped deepen their understanding through questions from other students. The group's strength was everyone contributing to discussions about the story. The student wants to improve by writing more questions for the next

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    LITERATURE CIRCLE REFLECTION Student: Riddhi Phawa

    Title of my book Coraline

    Author NEIL GAIMAN

    Describe a part of the book that you were able to visualize.

    I am able to visualize the end part when Coraline got her mother back because I can see that they are happy.
    Before she got her mother back it was very scary because the other mother was actually a spider.

    Name one connection you made to your literature circle book and describe.
    Text-to-Self, Text-to-Text, or Text-to-World.

    I made a connection when Coraline got her mother and father it is like last year when I came back from khao
    yai and I got to see my brother, mom and dad.

    Write one wondering you had about your book. Tell and explain your hypothesis.

    I wonder why the other mother said that her mother and father do not want her any more I think the other
    mother said that because she wants Coraline.

    How did the literature circle deepen your understanding? What questions did other students
    ask that got you thinking?

    What were your group’s strengths?


    We kept on talking about the story when one person start talking everybody keep on talking about it

    What do you want to improve for next Literature Circle in January?


    I want to improve on writing more Questions

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