Wonders Wolf! Unit 1 Week 1

On Page 11 of "Wolf!" what does the illustration (picture) tell you about the story?

• The illustration tells me that the story will be useful for learning about animals.

• Since animals don't read, I know this is a fictional story that has animals as main characters.

• Wolf! is a fictional story that will be about animals learning to read.

Reread pages 12-13. What text evidence helps you identify Wolf! as a literary (fictional) text?

• The book is actually informational because there is a picture of a wolf.

• On page 13 the text said the wolf had little money. This is fiction because wolves do not need money in real life.

• The illustration shows a wolf walking on two legs. This means the book is fictional.

• I cannot find text evidence that proves the story is a literary (fictional) text.

Who is the main character?

• Cow

• Wolf

• Pig

• Duck

Reread page 16 and 17. How do you think the wolf feels?

• The wolf is scared of the farm animals.

• The wolf is happy that he met the farm animals.

• The wolf is confused because the farm animals are not afraid of him.

On page 17, text evidence suggests how the pig feels about the wolf?

• The image shows the pig is pushing the wolf away suggesting he is scared of the wolf.

• The image shows the pig pushing the wolf away suggesting he is annoyed by the wolf.

• The pig is annoyed because he said the farm is for educated animals and to be a good wolf and go away.

• The pig is mad because wolves are not allowed on the farm.

On P. 18-19, we can read about some of the Wolf's character traits in this part of the story.  Check all that apply to the wolf's wants/needs, feelings, actions, & traits in this part of the story.

• The wolf is a curious reader.

• The wolf is easily distracted.

• The wolf is a hard worker.

• The wolf thinks school is boring.