Get kids talking about relevant issues before you read a book aloud to them by using an anticipation guide. This guide was created for Judy Blume's Book Blubber. Students answer these questions and then share their responses with a partner. You could extend this activity by turning one or more of these questions into a class discussion.
Be sure to collect these guides from your students so that you can return them to each child at the end of the book. THEY will be surprised to see how their thinking has changed as a result of the book.
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