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Teri Hunter
Week 15
Grade Level:
4
Subject:
Language Arts
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End Date:
Goal Summary:
Text features continued from cluster strategy
Main idea supported with details
Questioning: use heading to form question before reading
Standards Met:
Essential Questions:
Does this connect with the title?
What will I learn about?
How do details help you understand the main idea?
Question while you read: Turn your heading into a question
Understandings:
Student should continue to use text features to make predictions about what they have read.
Target Skill to address: main idea and supporting details.
Student should be able to determine the main idea based on the details in the text. (Journeys graphic organizer-web)
Thinking Strategy continued- question as you read. Can this be tied to Week 15 strategy of monitor/clarify?
Student should be able to answer the question they created based on the heading.
Multiple meaning words practice during B.B.
No new spelling words this week/review grammar as part of morning work.
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