What’s the sister’s point of view useful for?
To talk about fashion.
To explain school rules.
To show how the family feels.
To make jokes.
Why is it important that Auggie had many operations?
He wanted to be a doctor.
He wanted to skip school.
His parents asked him to.
It shows how serious his condition is.
What can this teach us?
Only talk to close friends.
Be kind to people who are different.
Don’t go to private school.
Stay home if you feel shy.
What job did R. J. Palacio do before becoming a writer?
She wrote school textbooks.
She worked in a hospital.
She taught English.
She designed book covers.
What made her write Wonder?
Her teacher gave her the idea.
Her son asked her to.
She saw a movie about it.
She really needed to share this story.
Why do people say the book changed them?
It made them want to act.
It helped them shop better.
It helped them think more about how they treat others.
It made them learn science.
What do we learn about Auggie?
He loves reading comics.
He looks different because of a condition.
He’s a famous actor.
He doesn’t have a family.
Why is her book We’re All Wonders special?
It’s only about dogs.
It mixes writing and art.
It’s a novel with no pictures.
It’s a science book.
Why do books sometimes turn into films?
So people don’t have to read.
To change the whole story.
To share the story with more people.
Because the book didn’t sell.
Why does the book show other people’s views?
So we understand more than just Auggie’s story.
So the story is longer.
Because Auggie can’t speak.
So it feels like a newspaper.
Why do you think people look away when they see him?
They know him already.
They are busy shopping.
They feel unsure or uncomfortable.
He’s wearing a school uniform.
What does it show if a book becomes a movie?
Many people liked it.
It was too short.
It had no pictures.
It was written in 2017.
What can we tell about his life?
He travels the world alone.
He’s been through a lot but has support.
He doesn’t want to learn.
He writes books.
What can we learn from seeing different points of view?
Kids don’t change.
It’s confusing to read.
Only Auggie’s story is important.
Everyone’s feelings and reactions matter.
What kind of thinking does this book ask for?
Learning about animals.
Counting how many pages it has.
Just memorizing facts.
Thinking about how we behave with others.
What does “needed to say” show us?
She didn’t know what to write.
She had to finish homework.
It was something very important to her.
She wanted to copy another book.
Why is this part important?
It tells us where the school is.
It shows how starting school can be hard.
It describes lunch breaks.
It talks about Auggie’s hobbies.
Why is going to school a big deal for the boy?
He goes to school every year.
It’s his first time and he’s different from others.
He doesn’t like books.
He’s the teacher.
Why is friendship important in the story?
It’s only part of the cover.
It makes the book longer.
It makes Auggie sad.
It helps people connect and understand each other.
What can we guess about R. J. from this text?
She doesn’t like design anymore.
She only writes for adults.
She’s creative in different ways.
She moved away from New York.
How do his classmates feel?
All of them ignore him.
They don’t see him.
They give him gifts.
Some are kind, some are scared.
Why is Auggie nervous?
He moved to another city.
He forgot his homework.
It’s his first time at school.
He wants to be a teacher.
What is Wonder about?
A teacher who writes stories.
A girl who becomes a designer.
A dog who learns to talk.
A boy who looks different and starts school.
Why do you think she started writing later?
She waited for someone to ask her.
She didn’t go to school.
She was busy with other work.
She didn’t like reading before.
What’s the main message of Wonder?
Travel to New York.
Be kind and accept others.
Study hard every day.
Watch more movies.
What does this style help us see?
What the school looks like.
How other people grow and change too.
Why his parents are busy.
What Auggie eats.