Hexagonal thinking activities are a great way to help students visualize connections in literature. They are hands-on, require critical thinking, and can be used for cooperative work, assessment, and even homework.

This product includes hexagonal thinking activities for Roland Smith's middle-grade novel "Peak." Inside, you'll find:

- ideas for use

- a complete set of hexagons in two sizes to support differentiation

- blank hexagons in both sizes so that you can customize your activities, if you so choose

- two pre-reading activities with tracking sheets

- five activities for use during or after reading

The words included in this product represent characters, setting, theme, and quotations from the book.

This product is completely print-ready but is not editable.

This product is suitable for upper-elementary, middle school, and homeschool students. It can also be great for use with book clubs.

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Check out my Discussion Questions & Writing Prompts Packets to accompany other books:

Gordon Korman's "Slacker"

Tara Dairman's 'All Four Stars'

Jennifer Chambliss Bertman's 'Book Scavenger'

Gennifer Choldenko's 'Chasing Secrets'

Gordan Korman's 'Masterminds'

Chris Grabenstein's 'Mr. Lemoncello's Library Olympics'

Joan Bauer's 'Soar'

Chad Morris' 'Squint'

Kate Messner's 'Wake Up Missing'

For more in-depth novel study, check out these linked unit studies:

Tara Dairman's "All Four Stars"

Jennifer Chambliss Bertman's "Book Scavenger"

Beth Fantaskey's "Isabel Feeney, Star Reporter"

Elise Broach's "Missing on Superstition Mountain"

Chris Grabenstein's "Mr. Lemoncello's Library Olympics"

Joan Bauer's "Soar"

Elise Broach's "The Wolf Keepers"

Intended for individual or single classroom use ONLY.

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