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What Teachers Are Saying

It was a great way for students to communicate with one another and share their opinons before we read the short story. Very engaging and I heard great conversations in the classroom!

- Kayla S

This was a well put together and easy to use resource. My students found it very engaging and it forced them to interact with students that they may not talk to in a school day. The questions were interesting and could not be answered with just a yes or no.
-Sarah C.
This is a great pre-reading discussion activity that really engages students. The prompts encourage meaningful conversations and get students thinking about the themes in A Jury of Her Peers before reading. The recording sheet helps keep students focused and makes this an easy and effective addition to the unit.
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