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Let’s Think About Life for a Minute… What is something that everybody agrees on? What is the most important to the most amounts of people in the world? What are some qualities that everybody shares?

Learning Target: I can analyze character actions to make predictions about future events in the plot. Read Chapters 1-7 independently or in a small group. Due FRIDAY!! Answer the Chapter Questions presented on your handout Consider how the author's beliefs may impact the events of the novel

Before You go… 3 things to describe the setting of what you’ve read so far 2 traits that you have observed in the main character 1 sentence to predict what you think will happen next in the novel 3-2-1