Club de lectura para jóvenes exploradores: edición «Hatchet»

1. **Comprehensive Understanding:** Develop a thorough understanding of the plot, characters, and themes in Gary Paulsen's "Hatchet," encouraging students to articulate their interpretations and perspectives.

2. **Critical Thinking Skills:** Foster critical thinking by analyzing character motivations, plot developments, and the consequences of Brian's decisions, promoting thoughtful discussions and reflections.

3. **Literary Elements Exploration:** Identify and explore key literary elements such as symbolism, foreshadowing, and characterization, enhancing students' ability to recognize and analyze these elements in literature.

4. **In-Depth Discussions:** Facilitate engaging group discussions to encourage students to express their ideas, respond to others' insights, and build upon each other's interpretations of the text.

5. **Vocabulary Enhancement:** Expand students' vocabulary by introducing and discussing challenging words and phrases encountered in "Hatchet," enhancing their language skills and comprehension.

6. **Analytical Writing:** Develop students' analytical writing skills by guiding them through the process of crafting thoughtful responses,  or reflections on different aspects of the novel.

7. **Connection to Real-world Skills:** Draw connections between the events in "Hatchet" and real-world survival skills, fostering an appreciation for practical knowledge and demonstrating the relevance of literature to everyday life.

8. **Character Empathy:** Encourage students to empathize with the characters in "Hatchet," understanding their emotions, motivations, and challenges, and relate these insights to their own experiences.

9. **Creative Expression:** Provide opportunities for creative expression through activities such as writing prompts, or art projects allowing students to express their understanding of the novel in diverse ways.


By the end of this four-week "Hatchet" class, students will not only have a deepened appreciation for literature but will also have honed their critical thinking, analytical, and expressive skills through engaging discussions and activities related to this classic survival story.