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The activities were designed to be open-ended for easy differentiation.

The questions and activities are opinion based, so there are NO answer keys.

These ideas are my interpretation but will give you a head start.

The purple text on the ‘Teacher Notes’ pages is specific to the book.

You can choose the most relevant pages for your needs and the ability and understanding of your students.

This book companion is a supplemental product.

Just print the student pages you need, and you are ready to deliver fun and engaging lessons! All you need to prepare is the book!

Retelling & Sequencing including visual images.

Point of View of characters, author and narrator.

Making Connections (text-to-self, text-to-text, text-to-world).

Main Idea and Theme including examples for the book.

Inferring and Predicting including specific book-related scenarios.

Compare & Contrast including Venn diagrams.

Discussion questions as a list or individual cards.

Character traits and analysis, including anchor chart labels.

Cause and effect, including games related to the cause and effect in the book.

Here's what you'll get (find the contents page in the preview!): This is reinforced further by Last Stop on Market Street read-aloud discussion questions for you to use before, during and after reading the book. This Last Stop on Market Street literacy resource also helps your students reflect on appreciating their surroundings and the difference between wants and needs. The activities are open-ended, so they can work at their own level, and you can assess their understanding.

Your students will love digging deeper into Last Stop on Market Street book while developing their comprehension skills.

Make teaching reading skills fun with these engaging and differentiated activities for Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Peña! This resource includes NO-PREP graphic organizers covering more than 10 different comprehension skills perfect for centers, assessments or sub-planning.