In this engaging novel study, students will dive into Wonder by R.J. Palacio, reading the chapters outside of class and coming together for rich discussions. Designed for 4th-6th graders, this course will help your learner grow in critical reading, vocabulary, and writing skills. With short, manageable chapters, students will explore important comprehension strategies, such as making inferences, analyzing characters and settings, and using text evidence.

Some of the comprehension skills addressed in this novel study include: 

🔹Making inferences
🔹Drawing conclusions
🔹Describing character change
🔹Analyzing characters and setting
🔹Identifying the main idea
🔹Point of view
🔹Context clues and vocabulary
🔹Using descriptive language
🔹Summarizing
🔹Utilizing text evidence

Wonder tells the inspiring story of Auggie Pullman, a young boy navigating school life with craniofacial differences. His journey highlights the power of kindness—a message we believe is essential for all students. Our class discussions will encourage thoughtful reflection and connection with this beautiful story.

Students are expected to read the assigned chapters before class, and with 121 short chapters, your learner will stay engaged. Join us in this meaningful exploration of literature and help your child develop lifelong skills in a supportive and welcoming environment!