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This form is designed for participants entering the Reality Reads competition. Teams are required to fill out details including the names of team members, the title and genre of their selected text, and the reasoning behind their choice. By completing this form, participants will also engage in empathetic responses through set sentence starters that encourage reflection on the emotional connection to their selected text. Participants will have the opportunity to express their insights regarding various extracts from impactful literature.

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  1. Study Plus Resources for Reality Reads Study Plus

  2. Resource 3.1Entry form for Reality Reads competition • Team members • Title of selected text • Genre of selected text • Reason for choosing selected text • Signatures Study Plus

  3. Resource 4.1Giving an empathetic response Sentence starters This text makes me feel… I feel… because… Non-fiction I understand how the writer feels… Fiction I can put myself in this character’s shoes because… Study Plus

  4. Resource 5.1aReality Reads text extracts Text 1 I knew I was humming, reading my comics with my chin cupped in my hands, when she died. Eve Green – Susan Fletcher Study Plus

  5. Resource 5.1bReality Reads text extracts Text 2 Her screams were one, high shriek of pain. By the time I reached her she was a human firework. Her pale dress had turned black and was welded to her body like scorching, textured paint. The Ninth Life of Louis Drax – Liz Jenson Study Plus

  6. Resource 5.1cReality Reads text extracts Text 3 There was a deafening pop. Aunty Anh’s baby was thrown from her arms, and she buckled at the knees. Instinctively, she clutched at the back of her left leg. The fingers on that hand instantly fused, from coming in contact with the gob of jellied napalm burning there. The Girl in the Picture – Denise Chong Study Plus

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