Hoot - Literature Guide
Our homeschool literature guides make it easier to get the most out of the books your children are reading. Background information and defined vocabulary make it easier to understand the story. Thoughtful questions requiring short written answers will help your students to think about what they’ve read before racing on to the next chapter. “Writer’s Notes” that highlight writing techniques used will help students to see how books are skillfully created with care.
FEATURES IN THESE GUIDES:
-Vocabulary
-Background Information
-Questions requiring short written answers
-Drawing Prompts
-”Writer’s Notes”
-A choice between three options for a final project
-Answer Key
-And more!
WHY READ THIS BOOK?
In Hoot by Carl Hiaasen, we meet Roy Eberhardt, who has just moved from Montana to Florida—a place that doesn’t look or feel like home. He will encounter schoolyard bullies as well as the grown-up sort of bully in this tale where a pancake restaurant chain goes head-to-head with a teenage defender of burrowing owls.
We recommend this literature guide for approximately 6th grade and up. Do note that there are minor instances of bad/rude language from some characters in the book.
Wondering when you might want to schedule this book? Look below for a list of interests and themes that this book is a good fit for:
-Conservation
-Florida
-21st Century History (i.e. Current Events)
-Coming of age stories
PRINTING INFO:
For best results, open with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and print from that program.
Page Count: 19 Pages
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Please Note: This product is for your personal use only, not for resale or redistribution in any way. You will receive a digital product only. Any books or other items in the photos are included for staging purposes only.
Our homeschool literature guides make it easier to get the most out of the books your children are reading. Background information and defined vocabulary make it easier to understand the story. Thoughtful questions requiring short written answers will help your students to think about what they’ve read before racing on to the next chapter. “Writer’s Notes” that highlight writing techniques used will help students to see how books are skillfully created with care.
FEATURES IN THESE GUIDES:
-Vocabulary
-Background Information
-Questions requiring short written answers
-Drawing Prompts
-”Writer’s Notes”
-A choice between three options for a final project
-Answer Key
-And more!
WHY READ THIS BOOK?
In Hoot by Carl Hiaasen, we meet Roy Eberhardt, who has just moved from Montana to Florida—a place that doesn’t look or feel like home. He will encounter schoolyard bullies as well as the grown-up sort of bully in this tale where a pancake restaurant chain goes head-to-head with a teenage defender of burrowing owls.
We recommend this literature guide for approximately 6th grade and up. Do note that there are minor instances of bad/rude language from some characters in the book.
Wondering when you might want to schedule this book? Look below for a list of interests and themes that this book is a good fit for:
-Conservation
-Florida
-21st Century History (i.e. Current Events)
-Coming of age stories
PRINTING INFO:
For best results, open with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and print from that program.
Page Count: 19 Pages
…
Please Note: This product is for your personal use only, not for resale or redistribution in any way. You will receive a digital product only. Any books or other items in the photos are included for staging purposes only.
Our homeschool literature guides make it easier to get the most out of the books your children are reading. Background information and defined vocabulary make it easier to understand the story. Thoughtful questions requiring short written answers will help your students to think about what they’ve read before racing on to the next chapter. “Writer’s Notes” that highlight writing techniques used will help students to see how books are skillfully created with care.
FEATURES IN THESE GUIDES:
-Vocabulary
-Background Information
-Questions requiring short written answers
-Drawing Prompts
-”Writer’s Notes”
-A choice between three options for a final project
-Answer Key
-And more!
WHY READ THIS BOOK?
In Hoot by Carl Hiaasen, we meet Roy Eberhardt, who has just moved from Montana to Florida—a place that doesn’t look or feel like home. He will encounter schoolyard bullies as well as the grown-up sort of bully in this tale where a pancake restaurant chain goes head-to-head with a teenage defender of burrowing owls.
We recommend this literature guide for approximately 6th grade and up. Do note that there are minor instances of bad/rude language from some characters in the book.
Wondering when you might want to schedule this book? Look below for a list of interests and themes that this book is a good fit for:
-Conservation
-Florida
-21st Century History (i.e. Current Events)
-Coming of age stories
PRINTING INFO:
For best results, open with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and print from that program.
Page Count: 19 Pages
…
Please Note: This product is for your personal use only, not for resale or redistribution in any way. You will receive a digital product only. Any books or other items in the photos are included for staging purposes only.
