Among the Hidden -Chapters 16, 17 and 18 -Summarizing Chart

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Among the Hidden -Chapters 16, 17 and 18 -Summarizing Chart -Before Reading: Visualizing and Writing -Ch. 16: Read Aloud -Ch. 17: Silent Reading -After Reading: Word Splash

Read Chapter 16 aloud. Partner read Chapter 17. Silent read Chapter 18.

During Reading Note-Taking and Summarizing Graphic Organizer Directions: Continue to add to the chart below and track important details as you read. List the setting(s) and summarize each major event in the chapter. Keep your summaries short. A few words or phrases. Setting Characters Important Things to Remember from the Chapter Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Chapter 18

Character Development: Choose one of the characters below Character Development: Choose one of the characters below. Use the graphic organizer below to describe the characters development. Use quotes from the book to support your answer. Write the page number. Character: Choose 1. (Luke Garner, Mark or Matthew Garner, Mr. or Mrs. Garner, Government Official, Jennifer Talbot, Jennifer’s father) Physical Description: Personality Traits: Occupation, Hobbies, Activities: Importance to the Plot (including conflicts):