Hatchet
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• Elementary Reading / Writing
• Secondary Reading / Writing
• Differentiating Instruction
• Helping ESL Readers
• Creating an Independent Reading Program

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Book Punch provides interactive, step-by-step writing prompts to help students comprehend and think about books commonly read in schools. Hundreds of built-in tips help learners write clear responses to the literature they are reading.

Book Punch is easy to use. To ensure teachers that can get results quickly, we have created lesson plan aids for each book covered. Our team is ready and available to help, if needed, via telephone or email.

SAMPLE BOOK PUNCH WRITING PROMPTS

Brian is constantly learning from the mistakes he makes while trying to survive in the wild. Think about a mistake you made in your life that taught you a valuable lesson or skill. Write a paragraph about a mistake you made and tell what you learned from the experience.

When Brian, the main character in Gary Paulsen's "Hatchet," finds himself stranded in the wilderness, he must find the strength and the tools he needs to adapt and survive. Write a multi-paragraph essay telling the most important things Brian does to adapt to his wilderness home. You must write a thesis statement that expresses this opinion, a body of two or three paragraphs to support your statement, and a conclusion paragraph that sums up this point of view.

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