I made a list for my sister when she was reading it, but it was for KoA. I'm sure someone here has a great comprehensive list!
This is great! I wish I could read The Theif in school! I think there a LOT of great "prediction" and "inference" and characterization questions and discussions that could take place. (Not sure if it's in your cirriculum but you could also ask the class to relate the story to acient Greek history (what do the kingdoms of Eddis, Attolia and Sounis have in common with acient Greece (Athens, Sparta, city-states, punic wars, Troy etc.)]
Personally I enjoy doing circle group discussion and everyone is put in pairs/groups given a sheet of paper with 3-5 discussion questions. When the entire class comes together in the big circle the groups presents their questions and everyone shares their thoughts/questions on the subject.
Anyways, I hope that helps a bit! I'd love to hear how it goes!
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Date: 12/9/09 10:51 pm (UTC)This is great! I wish I could read The Theif in school! I think there a LOT of great "prediction" and "inference" and characterization questions and discussions that could take place.
(Not sure if it's in your cirriculum but you could also ask the class to relate the story to acient Greek history (what do the kingdoms of Eddis, Attolia and Sounis have in common with acient Greece (Athens, Sparta, city-states, punic wars, Troy etc.)]
Personally I enjoy doing circle group discussion and everyone is put in pairs/groups given a sheet of paper with 3-5 discussion questions. When the entire class comes together in the big circle the groups presents their questions and everyone shares their thoughts/questions on the subject.
Anyways, I hope that helps a bit! I'd love to hear how it goes!