Q.A.R. = Question-Answer Relationship
Where do you look for the answer to a question?
“Right there” -- Is the answer right there in the text?
“Think and search” -- Do you have to put together several things the author tells you, and perhaps look at several different sentences or pages to find the answer?
“Author and you” -- Do you need to know what the author says, and combine that with what you already know?
“On your own” – Could you answer the question just from what you know or think without ever reading the book?
Right There questions:
1. How many little pigs were there?
2. What did the third little pig buy?
Think and Search questions:
3. What were the three materials the little pigs used to build houses?
4. How many times in the whole story did the wolf huff and puff?
Author and You questions:
5. Which little pig are you most like?
6. Do you think the the wolf in "The Story of the Three Little Pigs" deserves any sympathy?
On Your Own questions:
7. Do you look forward to the day you leave home to live on your own?
8. Have you ever done a job poorly that you later wished you'd done better?
More QAR: Explanations for "Three Little Pigs" QARs
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In your group packet:
- Summary
- 3 questions, 1 each of three of the types (label which type) of QARs
- Continue summary
