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Apr 16, 2007
I was at Lakeshore this weekend and found a really cute
alternative to using the beach ball for comprehension
after shared reading. It is a set of Story Wands. There
are 8 of them, all in bright colors, vinyl, and puffy.
They are wands with the shape of a start at the top. Each
star has a question printed on it. The questions are:
Who is your favorite character?
Who was in the story?
What was your favorite part?
What will happen next?
What is the story about?
How did the story end?
Where is the setting?
What will happen in the story?
I think they were about $20, so more pricey than the beach
ball. But, nonetheless, they are just another way to hook
the kids into a reading activity!!
Stephanie:)
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