St. Clair Av West/Bathurst area; midtown Toronto 52 Fabulous Discussion Prompt Cards includes sturdy, kid-pleasing discussion-prompt cards which will get students really talking and thinking about the books they read. Each of these 52 question cards on card stock is sure to stimulate meaningful conversation and deepen kids' understanding of the story and the literary elements they need to know. Created by a reading specialist and proven to work! Retails for $16 + tax Price is firm. Pristine condition. Cards have not been cut out.
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