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Catching Fire "What If" Journal Discussion Prompts (Book 2 in The Hunger Games Trilogy)
"What if President Snow had gone to Peeta first and told him about Katniss and Gale’s kiss? How would Peeta react?"
"What if Katniss hadn’t stepped in while Gale was being whipped? Would Gale have lived? Would Peeta have stopped it? Haymitch? How would things have been different between Katniss and Peeta? Or Gale?"
"What if President Snow really was a snake?" (Regarding the simile on page 18)
These are just a small sample of the journal writing or discussion prompts to trigger your students' critical and creative thinking skills. You can also use the questions as a review of the novel or an differentiated assessment to check reading comprehension.
The prompts are divided into three parts:
Part One (15 prompts, which you can download FREE here)
Part Two (15 prompts)
Part Three (17 prompts, plus one lesson extension)
All 47 prompts are provided in both list and task cards format, so you can laminate them and reuse them year after year.
Due to size limitations, these are not provided in my Catching Fire Digital Unit or Catching Fire Teaching Unit on CD. They are additional supplements to my complete unit.
Created and copyrighted by Tracee Orman
Hunger Games Lessons
"What if President Snow had gone to Peeta first and told him about Katniss and Gale’s kiss? How would Peeta react?"
"What if Katniss hadn’t stepped in while Gale was being whipped? Would Gale have lived? Would Peeta have stopped it? Haymitch? How would things have been different between Katniss and Peeta? Or Gale?"
"What if President Snow really was a snake?" (Regarding the simile on page 18)
These are just a small sample of the journal writing or discussion prompts to trigger your students' critical and creative thinking skills. You can also use the questions as a review of the novel or an differentiated assessment to check reading comprehension.
The prompts are divided into three parts:
Part One (15 prompts, which you can download FREE here)
Part Two (15 prompts)
Part Three (17 prompts, plus one lesson extension)
All 47 prompts are provided in both list and task cards format, so you can laminate them and reuse them year after year.
Due to size limitations, these are not provided in my Catching Fire Digital Unit or Catching Fire Teaching Unit on CD. They are additional supplements to my complete unit.
Created and copyrighted by Tracee Orman
Hunger Games Lessons
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mjdw4
Excellent resource! Can't wait to use this after the movie!
May 5, 2013 
pjm55dcm
Great, as usual!
March 2, 2013
alaf
Loved this! Students loved the challenging brain-stretching questions. Thank you, Tracee!!!
February 18, 2013
mrsbeastman
Awesome, as usual!
February 8, 2013
Jenifer Soykan (TpT Seller)
Much like all of Ms. Orman's materials - these are creative and interesting takes on the Catching Fire. Additionally, her prompts model how to write "what if" questions for any book.
February 5, 2013
Madeline Hess (TpT Seller)
I can't wait to use this tomorrow. We are on Part 2 and these prompts will break up the reading a bit. Thanks again!
February 3, 2013
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I've been teaching at my current public high school for twelve years, and have a total of 16 years experience. Most of my experience is teaching high school English and journalism classes; however, for several years I taught an art history class. I teach all levels--from honors students to special education students; therefore, I'm constantly modifying my assignments to fit my students' needs.
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