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Wonder by R.J. Palacio

Lesson Plans by Becky Harvey

Wonder is the touching tale about a fifth grade boy, August Pullman ("Auggie"), who was born with a rare combination of genetic anomalies, causing him to look “deformed”. Join Auggie as he goes to public school for the first time in this eye-opening story that helps the reader understand what it is like to be different, to experience bullying, and to persevere.




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  • EXPOSITION
  • CONFLICT
  • RISING ACTION
  • Auggie Pullman was born with physical abnormalities that have kept him home-schooled until he turned 12. Mrs. Pullman believes it is time for him to start going to a public school with other children.
  • TURNING POINT
  • Auggie's physical differences make it difficult for him to make friends. He is cruelly bullied by a boy at school named Julian who makes his life miserable.
  • FALLING ACTION
  • Despite the bullying, Auggie does make two good friends, Jack and Summer. However, Jack betrayed Auggie with Julian and the bullies leaving Auggie deeply hurt. Finally, after a while, Jack realizes his mistake and the two boys make up.
  • RESOLUTION
  • Auggie's classmates stick up for him when he is assaulted by older kids while in the woods on the class trip. Even students who once teased Auggie come together to defend him.
  • After the attack, Auggie and his friends return to school as heroes and Julian is left without any friends for his cruelty and even transfers to a different school.
  • Principal, Mr. Tushman, congratulates Auggie for his tremendous courage and perseverence. Auggie receives a standing ovation. Auggie says everyone should get a standing ovation at least once in their lifetime.
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