confuzzled unicorns adult facilitator: teri...
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Confuzzled Unicorns
adult facilitator: Teri Price
Group Members: Theo Balwit Olive Bell
Robert Chandler Kirstin Cornell Izzy Saracco
Novel: Hollow City
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10)
• chapters: 1-4 • moderator/facilitator—Theo
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25)
• chapters: 5-7 • moderator/facilitator—Izzy
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9)
• chapters: 8-10 • moderator/facilitator—Bell
Discussion #8 (5/23)
• chapters: 11-13 • moderator/facilitator—Robert
ABC Book (Wednesday 5/28)
1. each group member completes 6 entries 2. almost each letter should have its own page,
several letters will have multiple pages and some letters can be skipped
3. front cover, title page, back cover, and synopsis page
Confuzzled Unicorns
adult facilitator: Teri Price
Group Members: Theo Balwit Olive Bell
Robert Chandler Kirstin Cornell Izzy Saracco
Novel: Hollow City
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10) • summarizer Izzy • wordsmith Bell • reflector Kirstin • story mapper Robert
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25) • summarizer Robert • wordsmith Theo • reflector Bell • story mapper Kirstin
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9) • summarizer Theo • wordsmith Kirstin • reflector Robert • story mapper Theo
Discussion #8 (Friday 5/23) • summarizer Kirstin • wordsmith Izzy • reflector Theo • story mapper Bell
General Guidelines: • Group members must come prepared to discuss the readings
(having perused them at least). • Group discussion is a cooperative, not competitive, learning
process. Good results depend on everyone sharing their thoughts. Through active discussion you all will often come up with new insights that no one had previously arrived at individually, through a dialogic learning process.
• Every member of the group is given the opportunity to participate and makes some contribution to the group discussion process, taking turns doing so. Group discussion leaders should hold other members accountable by actively seeking their input.
• Material from the readings is discussed (stay on topic), though not necessarily comprehensively, as the group should go more in-depth key points of its choosing.
Sprouting Potatoes
adult facilitator: Kelly Bocian
Group Members: Anders Fletcher Sophia Maghran
Kylie Ristvedt Chloe Wright
Will Yeigh Kate Zipper
Novel: Dead End in Norvelt
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10)
• chapters: 1-7 • moderator/facilitator—Kylie
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25)
• chapters: 8-14 • moderator/facilitator—Anders
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9)
• chapters: 15-21 • moderator/facilitator—Will
Discussion #8 (5/23)
• chapters: 22-28 • moderator/facilitator— Chloe W
ABC Book (Wednesday 5/28) 1. each group member completes 6 entries 2. almost each letter should have its own page,
several letters will have multiple pages and some letters can be skipped
3. front cover, title page, back cover, and synopsis page
Sprouting Potatoes
adult facilitator: Kelly Bocian
Group Members: Anders Fletcher Sophia Maghran
Kylie Ristvedt Chloe Wright
Will Yeigh Kate Zipper
Novel: Dead End in Norvelt
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10) • summarizer Kate • wordsmith Will • reflector Sophia • story mapper Anders • illustrator Chloe
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25) • summarizer Will • wordsmith Kylie • reflector Chloe • story mapper Sophia • data digger Kate
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9) • summarizer Sophia • reflector Kate • story mapper Chloe • data digger Anders • illustrator Kylie
Discussion #8 (Friday 5/23) • summarizer Kylie • reflector Anders • story mapper Will • data digger Sophia • illustrator Kate
General Guidelines: • Group members must come prepared to discuss the readings
(having perused them at least). • Group discussion is a cooperative, not competitive, learning
process. Good results depend on everyone sharing their thoughts. Through active discussion you all will often come up with new insights that no one had previously arrived at individually, through a dialogic learning process.
• Every member of the group is given the opportunity to participate and makes some contribution to the group discussion process, taking turns doing so. Group discussion leaders should hold other members accountable by actively seeking their input.
• Material from the readings is discussed (stay on topic), though not necessarily comprehensively, as the group should go more in-depth key points of its choosing.
Eunice
adult facilitator: Reed Ristvedt
Group Members: Tabor Bergh Kia Elazami Ivy Foxall
Rami Holmes Ian Palin Lyla Wolf
Novel: Inside Out & Back Again
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10)
• chapters: Part I • moderator/facilitator—Ian
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25)
• chapters: Part II • moderator/facilitator—Lyla
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9)
• chapters: Part III • moderator/facilitator—Rami
Discussion #8 (5/23)
• chapters: Part IV • moderator/facilitator—Kia
ABC Book (Wednesday 5/28)
1. each group member completes 6 entries 2. almost each letter should have its own page,
several letters will have multiple pages and some letters can be skipped
3. front cover, title page, back cover, and synopsis page
Eunice
adult facilitator: Reed Ristvedt
Group Members: Tabor Bergh Kia Elazami Ivy Foxall
Rami Holmes Ian Palin Lyla Wolf
Novel: Inside Out & Back Again
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10) • summarizer Rami • wordsmith Ivy • reflector Kia • story mapper Tabor • illustrator Lyla
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25) • summarizer Ian • wordsmith Kia • reflector Tabor • story mapper Ivy • illustrator Rami
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9) • summarizer Tabor • wordsmith Lyla • reflector Ian • story mapper Kia • illustrator Ivy
Discussion #8 (Friday 5/23) • summarizer Lyla • wordsmith Ian • reflector Ivy • story mapper Rami • illustrator Tabor
General Guidelines: • Group members must come prepared to discuss the readings
(having perused them at least). • Group discussion is a cooperative, not competitive, learning
process. Good results depend on everyone sharing their thoughts. Through active discussion you all will often come up with new insights that no one had previously arrived at individually, through a dialogic learning process.
• Every member of the group is given the opportunity to participate and makes some contribution to the group discussion process, taking turns doing so. Group discussion leaders should hold other members accountable by actively seeking their input.
• Material from the readings is discussed (stay on topic), though not necessarily comprehensively, as the group should go more in-depth key points of its choosing.
Clementines
adult facilitator: Deena Anreise
Group Members: Killian Anreise Aiyana Helwig
Mira Katz Mackenzie King
Mimi Smith
Novel: Moon Over Manifest
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10)
• chapters: Santa Fe Railway- to - Miss Saide’s Divining Parlor
• moderator/facilitator—Mira Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25)
• chapters: to Dead or Alive • moderator/facilitator—Mackenzie
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9)
• chapters: to Pvt. Ned Gillen • moderator/facilitator—Mimi
Discussion #8 (5/23)
• chapters: to end • moderator/facilitator—Aiyana
ABC Book (Wednesday 5/28)
1. each group member completes 6 entries 2. almost each letter should have its own page,
several letters will have multiple pages and some letters can be skipped
3. front cover, title page, back cover, and synopsis page
Clementines
adult facilitator: Deena Anreise
Group Members: Killian Anreise Aiyana Helwig
Mira Katz Mackenzie King
Mimi Smith
Novel: Moon Over Manifest
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10) • summarizer Mackenzie • wordsmith Killian • reflector Mimi • story mapper Aiyana
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25) • summarizer Mira • wordsmith Mimi • story mapper Killian • illustrator Aiyana
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9) • summarizer Aiyana • wordsmith Mackenzie • story mapper Mira • illustrator Killian
Discussion #8 (Friday 5/23) • wordsmith Mira • reflector Killian • story mapper Mimi • illustrator Mackenzie
General Guidelines: • Group members must come prepared to discuss the readings
(having perused them at least). • Group discussion is a cooperative, not competitive, learning
process. Good results depend on everyone sharing their thoughts. Through active discussion you all will often come up with new insights that no one had previously arrived at individually, through a dialogic learning process.
• Every member of the group is given the opportunity to participate and makes some contribution to the group discussion process, taking turns doing so. Group discussion leaders should hold other members accountable by actively seeking their input.
• Material from the readings is discussed (stay on topic), though not necessarily comprehensively, as the group should go more in-depth key points of its choosing.
P.O.A.S.
adult facilitator: Joelle Bell
Group Members: Olivia Craig Miles Dustin
Jack Humphrey Justin Jorgenson
Novel: Bomb: The Race to Build—and Steal—
the World’s Most Dangerous Weapon
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10)
• chapters: Prologue-Quiet Fellow • moderator/facilitator—Miles
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25)
• chapters: Disappearing Scientists-Secret Cities • moderator/facilitator—Craig
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9)
• chapters: Man With Four Gloves-Trinity • moderator/facilitator—Jack
Discussion #8 (5/23)
• chapters: Test Shot-End (Epilogue & Race to Trinity)
• moderator/facilitator—Justin ABC Book (Wednesday 5/28)
1. each group member completes 6 entries 2. almost each letter should have its own page,
several letters will have multiple pages and some letters can be skipped
3. front cover, title page, back cover, and synopsis page
P.O.A.S.
adult facilitator: Joelle Bell
Group Members: Olivia Craig Miles Dustin
Jack Humphrey Justin Jorgenson
Novel: Bomb: The Race to Build—and Steal—the World’s Most Dangerous Weapon
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10) • summarizer Justin • wordsmith Jack • reflector Craig
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25) • summarizer Miles • wordsmith Justin • reflector Jack
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9) • summarizer Craig • wordsmith Miles • reflector Justin
Discussion #8 (Friday 5/23) • summarizer Jack • wordsmith Craig • reflector Miles
General Guidelines: • Group members must come prepared to discuss the readings
(having perused them at least). • Group discussion is a cooperative, not competitive, learning
process. Good results depend on everyone sharing their thoughts. Through active discussion you all will often come up with new insights that no one had previously arrived at individually, through a dialogic learning process.
• Every member of the group is given the opportunity to participate and makes some contribution to the group discussion process, taking turns doing so. Group discussion leaders should hold other members accountable by actively seeking their input.
• Material from the readings is discussed (stay on topic), though not necessarily comprehensively, as the group should go more in-depth key points of its choosing.
Ladle is Deity
adult facilitator: Andrea Hildebrand
Group Members: Caitlyn Berryman
Haydn Bocian Sebastian Fell
Noah Hildebrand Dana Pearson
Isaac Sten Lily Tewfik
Novel: Paperboy
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10)
• chapters: 1-5 • moderator/facilitator—Sebastian
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25)
• chapters: 6-10 • moderator/facilitator—Caitlyn
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9)
• chapters: 11-15 • moderator/facilitator—Haydn
Discussion #8 (5/23)
• chapters: 16-20 • moderator/facilitator—Isaac
ABC Book (Wednesday 5/28)
1. each group member completes 6 entries 2. almost each letter should have its own page,
several letters will have multiple pages and some letters can be skipped
3. front cover, title page, back cover, and synopsis page
Ladle is Deity
adult facilitator: Andrea Hildebrand
Group Members: Caitlyn Berryman
Haydn Bocian Sebastian Fell
Noah Hildebrand Dana Pearson
Isaac Sten Lily Tewfik
Novel: Paperboy
Discussion #5 (Thursday 4/10) • summarizer Isaac • wordsmith Dana • reflector Lily • story mapper Noah • data digger Caitlyn • illustrator Haydn
Discussion #6 (Friday 4/25) • summarizer Sebastian • wordsmith Isaac • reflector Dana • story mapper Lily • data digger Haydn • illustrator Noah
Discussion #7 (Friday 5/9) • summarizer Caitlyn • wordsmith Sebastian • reflector Isaac • story mapper Dana • data digger Noah • illustrator Lily
Discussion #8 (Friday 5/23) • summarizer Lily • wordsmith Caitlyn • reflector Noah • story mapper Haydn • data digger Sebastian • illustrator Dana
General Guidelines: • Group members must come prepared to discuss the readings
(having perused them at least). • Group discussion is a cooperative, not competitive, learning
process. Good results depend on everyone sharing their thoughts. Through active discussion you all will often come up with new insights that no one had previously arrived at individually, through a dialogic learning process.
• Every member of the group is given the opportunity to participate and makes some contribution to the group discussion process, taking turns doing so. Group discussion leaders should hold other members accountable by actively seeking their input.
• Material from the readings is discussed (stay on topic), though not necessarily comprehensively, as the group should go more in-depth key points of its choosing.