Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment: Study Guide for Reluctant Readers

How to use this book

This book is to be used along side the bestselling book, Maximum Ride The Angel Experiment by James Patterson for anyone who wants to help a reluctant reader's fluency and comprehension.

For Students:
The study questions are in order and follow James Patterson's narrative. Answer the questions as you read the book. The answers are in the back section.
For Teachers:
This is a great resource for teachers who have reluctant readers who are reading below grade level. With short chapters and simple sentences students will become immersed in the story of Max and her flying family. They will never know this is a reading strategy. Use the novel with your issue of Pembroke Notes. Be prepared, however, when the students want to read the seven follow-up books in the series. With the new Common Core standards and a push to increased rigor, I have added a Writing Workshop section at the end of my book to help you with writing assignments.
For Homeschools:
Your middle school student will love this easy guide to help him/her in her reading Maximum Ride The Angel Experiment. Parents, be prepared for active discussions with your adolescent while you read along with him/her. A Writing Workshop is supplied at the end of the book as a guide. Have fun.

When not teaching or working on district curriculum in Alaska, Peggy and her husband, Bill, armed with fishing poles, make their home in Pittsburg, Missouri.