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Stone Fox Novel Study

Hi friends!
Are you looking for a no prep novel study do with your class? I have one for you! This novel study could be used for 3rd or 4th graders. All you need is the book Stone Fox by John Reynolds Gardiner.


In the novel study you will find the following:
  • This products contains chapter 1-10 discussion questions
  • Ch.1-9 vocabulary
  • The discussion questions work in text connections, inferences, making connections,character traits, and comprehension
  • This product is great for novel study groups, book study, or literature circles
You can purchase the Stone Fox novel study in my TpT store! Click here


Mrs.Albert
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