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Discussion Director
Has the official responsibility to think up some good discussion questions, conduct the meeting, and ask for contributions
from the other members.
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Illustrator
Your job is to draw anything (character, setting, problem, prediction, surprise, exciting part, ect.) about the story
that you liked. You can label things with words if you like.
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Connector
Takes everyone from the text world out into the real world where readers' experiences connects with life and literature.
Look also between this story and others on the same topic or by the same author. (Text to text and text to life comparisons.)
Literary Luminator
Takes readers back to memorable, important sections of the text and reads them aloud. (Remember some interesting,
powerful, funny, puzzling or important sections of the text.)
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Vocabulary Enricher
Your job is to be on the lookout for a few especially important words, phrarses, expressions while reading. Watch
for unfamiliar or puzzling words, repeated words, or words that have special meaning in the text or title.
Summarizer
Your job is to prepare a brief summary of the story. Your group discussion will begin with your 1-2 minute statement
that covers key points, main highlights and general idea of reading.
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