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180 BOOKSHOP READING TEACHER’S GUIDE Grade 2 Guided Instructional Reading Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence How to Use This Chart The Guided Instructional Reading Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence presents a sequenced list (simple to more complex text gradient) containing each of the 70 Grade 2 leveled readers, grouped by stage of read- ing development. The specific teaching focus from each of the two lesson plan sessions is catalogued under the appro- priate global comprehension strand (e.g., Comprehension Monitoring, Making Inferences, Summarizing/ Synthesizing). Focuses have been assigned in a systematic and scaffolded manner, resulting in an effective sequence of instruction for small group guided instructional reading. In addition, the additional instruction featured on page 6 of each lesson plan is summarized. Use this chart as a quick reference for order of difficulty, genre and text type, teaching focuses, and specific books at each reading level, and as a guide to instructional options for each individual student. Once specific starting points for instruction are established for each group, the chart enables teachers to navigate multiple instructional pathways (scope & sequence) for small group instruction across the entire year. Bookshop Grade 2 Guided Instructional Reading–Books Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence Level Title/Genre/ Text Type Session 1 Session 2 Additional Instruction Beginning Stage (D – G) E Let’s Make a Kite Nonfiction: Procedure Comprehension Monitoring Predictions Teaching Focus: Think about and form predictions about storyline in response to title and nonfiction text features Summarizing/Synthesizing Summarizing nonfiction Teaching Focus: Interpret more complex charts and diagrams in nonfiction and link ideas and understandings presented in different formats. Phonics: Consonant blends Word Study: Compound words Writing: Student to write their own how-to instructions E My Haircut Fiction: Realistic Fiction Comprehension Monitoring Predictions Teaching Focus: Use cover information, text type, story line, topic, and story structures to form, confirm, or adjust predictions Inference Connections Teaching Focus: Reveal understandings that are interpretive rather than literal in discussion of texts Phonics: Say the sounds Word Recognition: High-frequency words Writing: Compare/contrast using Venn diagram F Butterflies in My Garden Nonfiction: Explanation Text Structure Nonfiction: text structures Teaching Focus: Use problem/solution, sequence, and cause/effect in nonfiction to construct meaning and deepen understanding Inference Connections Teaching Focus: Interpret more complex charts and diagrams in nonfiction to draw personal conclusions about text Phonics: Single syllable, open syllable Word Study: Antonyms Writing: Write a nonfiction narrative F A Stone in the Road Comprehension Monitoring Predictions Determining Importance Point of view Phonics: Suffix –ed 1 Tabs at the top of each spread clearly indicate the contents of each column. 2 The reading level of each book appears in the first column. Books are ordered from easy to hard. 3 Each title is accompanied by its genre and text type in the second column. 4 The global comprehension strategy precedes each teaching focus in columns 3 and 4. 5 There is a different specific teaching focus for Session 1 and Session 2 of each guided instructional reading lesson plan. 6 Page 6 of every lesson plan includes suggestions for additional targeted instruction in the areas of phonics/word recognition and vocabulary, as well as ideas for writing. 7 Information is categorized by stage of reading development. 1 2 3 4 5 7 6

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B o o k s h o p R e a d i n g T e a c h e R ’ s g u i d e

Grade 2 Guided Instructional Reading Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence

How to Use This ChartThe Guided Instructional Reading Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence presents a sequenced list (simple to

more complex text gradient) containing each of the 70 Grade 2 leveled readers, grouped by stage of read-ing development.

The specific teaching focus from each of the two lesson plan sessions is catalogued under the appro-priate global comprehension strand (e.g., Comprehension Monitoring, Making Inferences, Summarizing/Synthesizing). Focuses have been assigned in a systematic and scaffolded manner, resulting in an effective sequence of instruction for small group guided instructional reading. In addition, the additional instruction featured on page 6 of each lesson plan is summarized.

Use this chart as a quick reference for order of difficulty, genre and text type, teaching focuses, and specific books at each reading level, and as a guide to instructional options for each individual student. Once specific starting points for instruction are established for each group, the chart enables teachers to navigate multiple instructional pathways (scope & sequence) for small group instruction across the entire year.

Bookshop Grade 2 Guided Instructional Reading–Books Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence

Level Title/Genre/ Text Type Session 1 Session 2 Additional Instruction

Beginning Stage (D – G)

E Let’s Make a KiteNonfiction: Procedure

Comprehension Monitoring PredictionsTeaching Focus: Think about and form predictions about storyline in response to title and nonfiction text features

Summarizing/Synthesizing Summarizing nonfictionTeaching Focus: Interpret more complex charts and diagrams in nonfiction and link ideas and understandings presented in different formats.

• Phonics: Consonant blends• Word Study: Compound words• Writing: Student to write their own

how-to instructions

E My HaircutFiction: Realistic Fiction

Comprehension Monitoring PredictionsTeaching Focus: Use cover information, text type, story line, topic, and story structures to form, confirm, or adjust predictions

Inference ConnectionsTeaching Focus: Reveal understandings that are interpretive rather than literal in discussion of texts

• Phonics: Say the sounds• Word Recognition: High-frequency

words• Writing: Compare/contrast using

Venn diagram

F Butterflies in My GardenNonfiction: Explanation

Text Structure Nonfiction: text structuresTeaching Focus: Use problem/solution, sequence, and cause/effect in nonfiction to construct meaning and deepen understanding

Inference ConnectionsTeaching Focus: Interpret more complex charts and diagrams in nonfiction to draw personal conclusions about text

• Phonics: Single syllable, open syllable

• Word Study: Antonyms• Writing: Write a nonfiction narrative

F A Stone in the RoadFiction: Fable

Comprehension Monitoring PredictionsTeaching Focus: Confirm or reject predictions using text features and prior knowledge

Determining Importance Point of viewTeaching Focus: Articulate personal conclusions and compare/contrast with author’s message to determine own and/or author’s point of view

• Phonics: Suffix –ed• Vocabulary: Shades of meaning• Writing: Planning; mapping ideas

F SeahorsesNonfiction: Report

Questioning Generate/answer questions of textTeaching Focus: Use prior knowledge and past experience to generate questions of text and read with the intent of identifying the answers (explicit and implicit) in text

Visualizing Descriptive languageTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant images from personal experience or knowledge that link to descriptive language in text to deepen understanding of message and/or personal connection to text in fiction OR deepen understanding of complex concepts in nonfiction

• Phonics: R-controlled vowel or• Vocabulary: Multiple-meaning words• Writing: Informative paragraph

1 Tabs at the top of each spread clearly indicate the contents of each column.

2 The reading level of each book appears in the first column. Books are ordered from easy to hard.

3 Each title is accompanied by its genre and text type in the second column.

4 The global comprehension strategy precedes each teaching focus in columns 3 and 4.

5 There is a different specific teaching focus for Session 1 and Session 2 of each guided instructional reading lesson plan.

6 Page 6 of every lesson plan includes suggestions for additional targeted instruction in the areas of phonics/word recognition and vocabulary, as well as ideas for writing.

7 Information is categorized by stage of reading development.

1

2

3

4 5

7

6

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182 bookshop Reading gRade 2

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de 2

Gui

ded

Inst

ruct

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ding

–Boo

ks P

acin

g Ch

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cope

& S

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Leve

lTi

tle/

Gen

re/

Text

Typ

eSe

ssio

n 1

Sess

ion

2Ad

dit

iona

l Ins

truc

tion

Begi

nnin

g St

age

(D –

G)

ELe

t’s M

ake

a Ki

teNo

nfict

ion:

Pro

cedu

reCo

mpr

ehen

sion

Mon

itorin

g

Pred

ictio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Th

ink

abou

t and

form

pr

edic

tions

abo

ut s

tory

line

in re

spon

se to

title

and

no

nfict

ion

text

feat

ures

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Sum

mar

izing

non

fictio

nTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: In

terp

ret m

ore

com

plex

cha

rts

and

diag

ram

s in

non

fictio

n an

d lin

k id

eas

and

unde

rsta

ndin

gs p

rese

nted

in d

iffer

ent f

orm

ats.

• P

honi

cs:

Cons

onan

t ble

nds

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ompo

und

wor

ds•

Writ

ing:

Stu

dent

to w

rite

thei

r ow

n ho

w-to

inst

ruct

ions

EM

y Ha

ircut

Fict

ion:

Rea

listic

Fic

tion

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

Pr

edic

tions

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

cove

r inf

orm

atio

n, te

xt ty

pe,

stor

y lin

e, to

pic,

and

sto

ry s

truct

ures

to fo

rm,

confi

rm, o

r adj

ust p

redi

ctio

ns

Infe

renc

e

Conn

ectio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Re

veal

und

erst

andi

ngs

that

are

in

terp

retiv

e ra

ther

than

lite

ral i

n di

scus

sion

of

text

s

• P

honi

cs:

Say

the

soun

ds•

Wor

d Re

cogn

ition

: Hi

gh-fr

eque

ncy

wor

ds•

Writ

ing:

Com

pare

/con

trast

usi

ng

Venn

dia

gram

FBu

tterfl

ies

in M

y Ga

rden

Nonfi

ctio

n: E

xpla

natio

n

Text

Stru

ctur

e

Nonfi

ctio

n: te

xt s

truct

ures

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

prob

lem

/sol

utio

n, s

eque

nce,

an

d ca

use/

effe

ct in

non

fictio

n to

con

stru

ct

mea

ning

and

dee

pen

unde

rsta

ndin

g

Infe

renc

e

Conn

ectio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: In

terp

ret m

ore

com

plex

cha

rts

and

diag

ram

s in

non

fictio

n to

dra

w p

erso

nal

conc

lusi

ons

abou

t tex

t

• P

honi

cs:

Sing

le s

ylla

ble,

ope

n sy

llabl

e•

Wor

d St

udy:

Ant

onym

s•

Writ

ing:

Writ

e a

nonfi

ctio

n na

rrat

ive

FA

Ston

e in

the

Road

Fict

ion:

Fab

leCo

mpr

ehen

sion

Mon

itorin

g

Pred

ictio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Co

nfirm

or r

ejec

t pre

dict

ions

us

ing

text

feat

ures

and

prio

r kno

wle

dge

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Poin

t of v

iew

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Artic

ulat

e pe

rson

al c

oncl

usio

ns

and

com

pare

/con

trast

with

aut

hor’s

mes

sage

to

dete

rmin

e ow

n an

d/or

aut

hor’s

poi

nt o

f vie

w

• P

honi

cs:

Suffi

x –e

d•

Voc

abul

ary:

Sha

des

of m

eani

ng•

Writ

ing:

Pla

nnin

g; m

appi

ng id

eas

FSe

ahor

ses

Nonfi

ctio

n: R

epor

tQu

estio

ning

Gene

rate

/ans

wer

que

stio

ns o

f tex

tTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Us

e pr

ior k

now

ledg

e an

d pa

st

expe

rienc

e to

gen

erat

e qu

estio

ns o

f tex

t and

read

w

ith th

e in

tent

of i

dent

ifyin

g th

e an

swer

s (e

xplic

it an

d im

plic

it) in

text

Visu

aliz

ing

De

scrip

tive

lang

uage

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Isol

ate

rele

vant

imag

es

from

per

sona

l exp

erie

nce

or k

now

ledg

e th

at

link

to d

escr

iptiv

e la

ngua

ge in

text

to d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

of m

essa

ge a

nd/o

r per

sona

l co

nnec

tion

to te

xt in

fict

ion

OR d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

of c

ompl

ex c

once

pts

in n

onfic

tion

• P

honi

cs:

R-co

ntro

lled

vow

el o

r•

Voc

abul

ary:

Mul

tiple

-mea

ning

wor

ds•

Writ

ing:

Inf

orm

ativ

e pa

ragr

aph

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Leve

lTi

tle/

Gen

re/

Text

Typ

eSe

ssio

n 1

Sess

ion

2Ad

dit

iona

l Ins

truc

tion

FBr

eakf

ast T

ime

Fict

ion:

Rea

listic

Fic

tion

Infe

renc

e

Conn

ectio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Re

veal

und

erst

andi

ngs

that

are

in

terp

retiv

e ra

ther

than

lite

ral i

n di

scus

sion

of

text

s

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

Re

read

ing

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Whe

n re

adin

g do

esn’

t mak

e se

nse,

sto

p, re

read

, and

use

all

sour

ces

of

info

rmat

ion

(mea

ning

, syn

tax,

wor

ds) t

o re

gain

m

eani

ng

• P

honi

cs:

–ing

• W

ord

Stud

y: I

nter

ject

ions

• W

ritin

g: U

sing

imag

inat

ion

GDo

gs A

re M

y Fa

vorit

e Th

ing

Fict

ion:

Nar

rativ

e Po

em

Visu

aliz

ing

De

scrip

tive

lang

uage

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Isol

ate

rele

vant

imag

es

from

per

sona

l exp

erie

nce

or k

now

ledg

e th

at

link

to d

escr

iptiv

e la

ngua

ge in

text

to d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

of m

essa

ge a

nd/o

r per

sona

l co

nnec

tion

to te

xt in

fict

ion

Infe

renc

e

Auth

or p

urpo

se/b

ias

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Form

ulat

e pe

rson

al re

spon

se

to a

utho

r’s m

essa

ge, p

urpo

se, o

r bia

s ba

sed

on

prio

r kno

wle

dge

or p

erso

nal e

xper

ienc

e

• P

honi

cs:

Soun

d, re

ad, a

nd c

heck

st

rate

gy•

Wor

d St

udy:

adj

ectiv

es•

Writ

ing:

Pla

nnin

g

GSu

per S

illy

Ridd

les

Fict

ion:

Hum

orQu

estio

ning

Ge

nera

te/a

nsw

er q

uest

ions

of t

ext

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

prio

r kno

wle

dge

and

past

ex

perie

nce

to g

ener

ate

ques

tions

of t

ext a

nd re

ad

with

the

inte

nt o

f ide

ntify

ing

the

answ

ers

(exp

licit

and

impl

icit)

in te

xt

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Mai

n id

eaTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Id

entif

y m

ain

idea

and

link

to

over

all m

essa

ges,

them

es, a

nd/o

r inf

orm

atio

n fro

m p

assa

ge, c

hapt

er, w

hole

boo

k or

text

type

• P

honi

cs:

Diffe

rent

sou

nds

of g

• W

ord

Stud

y: G

ener

al a

nd s

peci

fic

wor

ds•

Writ

ing:

Writ

ing

riddl

es

Tran

sitio

nal S

tage

(G

– K)

GM

ilo a

nd th

e Fi

re

Engi

ne P

arad

eFi

ctio

n: R

ealis

tic F

ictio

n

Page

s 4–

15Co

mpr

ehen

sion

Mon

itorin

g

Pred

ictio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Th

ink

abou

t cov

er in

form

atio

n,

text

type

, sto

ry li

ne, t

opic

, and

sto

ry s

truct

ures

(c

hara

cter

izatio

n, s

ettin

g, p

lot)

OR n

onfic

tion

text

fe

atur

es a

nd p

rior k

now

ledg

e co

nfirm

or r

ejec

t pr

edic

tions

Page

s 16

–32

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Sum

mar

izing

fict

ion

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

past

exp

erie

nce

and

prio

r kn

owle

dge

to id

entif

y im

porta

nt d

etai

ls (p

lot,

setti

ng, e

tc) t

o as

sist

in s

umm

arizi

ng fi

ctio

n an

d sy

nthe

sizin

g in

to c

oher

ent u

nder

stan

ding

s

• P

honi

cs:

Read

the

Parts

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ompo

und

wor

ds•

Writ

ing:

Des

crib

e an

eve

nt

GM

ilo a

nd th

e Gr

eate

st

Tric

k Ev

er!

Fict

ion:

Rea

listic

Fic

tion

Page

s 4–

15M

akin

g Co

nnec

tions

Te

xt to

sel

fTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Is

olat

e re

leva

nt p

rior k

now

ledg

e an

d pe

rson

al e

xper

ienc

e an

d lin

k w

ith s

peci

fic

mes

sage

/info

rmat

ion

from

text

to c

onst

ruct

de

eper

und

erst

andi

ng o

f tex

t at p

assa

ge/c

hapt

er

and

who

le b

ook

leve

ls

Page

s 16

–32

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Poin

t of v

iew

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Iden

tify,

und

erst

and

and

rela

te

mor

e co

mpl

ex c

hara

cter

trai

ts, m

otiv

es, s

tory

lin

e (in

fict

ion)

• P

honi

cs:

Say

the

soun

ds•

Voc

abul

ary:

Ant

onym

s•

Writ

ing:

Cre

ate

a st

ory

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Leve

lTi

tle/

Gen

re/

Text

Typ

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ssio

n 1

Sess

ion

2Ad

dit

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l Ins

truc

tion

HUp

the

Hays

tack

Fict

ion:

Nar

rativ

e Po

emCo

mpr

ehen

sion

Mon

itorin

g

Pred

ictio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Th

ink

abou

t cov

er in

form

atio

n,

text

type

, sto

ry li

ne, t

opic

, and

sto

ry s

truct

ures

to

confi

rm, o

r rej

ect p

redi

ctio

ns

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Lite

rary

dev

ices

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

prio

r kno

wle

dge

of rh

yme,

an

d rh

ythm

, pat

tern

, and

repe

titio

n to

pre

dict

the

stor

y le

vel i

n m

ore

com

plex

text

s

• W

ord

Stud

y: O

nom

atop

oeia

• V

ocab

ular

y: R

elat

ed w

ords

• W

ritin

g: W

rite

a rh

yme

HJa

ke G

reen

thum

bFi

ctio

n: F

anta

syCo

mpr

ehen

sion

Mon

itorin

g

Pred

ictio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Th

ink

abou

t cov

er in

form

atio

n,

text

type

, sto

ry li

ne, t

opic

, and

non

fictio

n te

xt

feat

ures

to fo

rm, c

onfir

m, o

r adj

ust p

redi

ctio

ns

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Lite

rary

dev

ices

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

prio

r kno

wle

dge

of rh

yme,

an

d rh

ythm

, pat

tern

, and

repe

titio

n to

pre

dict

the

stor

y le

vel i

n m

ore

com

plex

text

s

• W

ord

Stud

y: H

omop

hone

s•

Voc

abul

ary:

Mul

tiple

-mea

ning

w

ords

• W

ritin

g: S

hare

a s

tory

HM

y Lu

cky

Hat

Fict

ion:

Ani

mal

Sto

ry1s

t hal

f of b

ook

– to

dou

ble-

page

illu

stra

tion

(pag

es n

ot n

umbe

red)

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

Pr

edic

tions

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Thin

k ab

out c

over

info

rmat

ion,

te

xt ty

pe, s

tory

line

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nd s

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(cha

ract

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ting,

plo

t) to

form

or r

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edic

tions

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half

of b

ook

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ctur

e:

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ngTe

achi

ng F

ocus

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fict

ion,

can

trac

k pl

ot,

setti

ng, a

nd c

hara

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n

• W

ord

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gniti

on:

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x –l

y•

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abul

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andi

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ew

wor

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ing:

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ng n

otes

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ees

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ctio

n: R

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t Co

nten

ts p

age

and

page

s 4–

11Qu

estio

ning

Ge

nera

ting

ques

tions

of s

elf

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hing

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us:

Use

prio

r kno

wle

dge

or p

ast

expe

rienc

e to

gen

erat

e qu

estio

ns o

f sel

f and

cla

rify

unde

rsta

ndin

gs w

hile

read

ing

Page

s 12

–24

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rmin

ing

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rtanc

e

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n id

eaTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Sk

im te

xt to

isol

ate

rele

vant

te

xt p

assa

ges

and

furth

er in

form

atio

n as

ans

wer

s to

per

sona

l que

stio

ns

• W

ord

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gniti

on:

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x –e

r•

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abul

ary:

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opho

nes

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ritin

g: P

lann

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for fi

rst d

raft

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ccup

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umor

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le te

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truct

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tory

stru

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scrib

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aits

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d m

ake

pred

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ased

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e tra

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thor

pur

pose

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rmul

ate

pers

onal

resp

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to

aut

hor’s

mes

sage

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pose

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ias

base

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pr

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now

ledg

e or

per

sona

l exp

erie

nce

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ord

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y: E

xcla

mat

ions

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ocab

ular

y: S

ynon

yms

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ritin

g: R

elat

e to

per

sona

l ex

perie

nce

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stor

Fict

ion:

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mal

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ryBe

ginn

ing

to p

age

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xt S

truct

ure

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ctio

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stru

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achi

ng F

ocus

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scrib

e va

rious

cha

ract

er tr

aits

an

d m

ake

pred

ictio

ns b

ased

on

thos

e tra

its

Page

s 16

–end

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

Re

read

ing

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Whe

n re

adin

g do

esn’

t mak

e se

nse,

sto

p, re

read

, and

use

all

sour

ces

of

info

rmat

ion

(mea

ning

, syn

tax,

wor

ds) t

o re

gain

m

eani

ng

• W

ord

Stud

y: A

dver

bs e

ndin

g in

-ly

• V

ocab

ular

y: M

ultip

le-m

eani

ng

wor

ds•

Writ

ing:

Bra

inst

orm

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ake

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top,

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se a

ll so

urce

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in

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atio

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porta

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tify

mai

n id

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nk to

ov

eral

l mes

sage

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emes

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/or i

nfor

mat

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pas

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pter

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le b

ook

or te

xt ty

pe

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ord

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y: R

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w C

ontra

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ns•

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abul

ary:

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ated

wor

ds•

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ing:

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inst

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ses:

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met

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xpla

natio

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s 1–

13De

term

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g Im

porta

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ain

idea

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hing

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us:

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tify

mai

n id

ea a

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nk to

ov

eral

l mes

sage

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emes

, and

/or i

nfor

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le b

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s 14

–end

Mak

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Conn

ectio

ns

Text

to s

elf

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hing

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us:

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ate

rele

vant

prio

r kn

owle

dge

and

pers

onal

exp

erie

nce

and

link

with

spe

cific

mes

sage

/info

rmat

ion

from

text

to

con

stru

ct d

eepe

r und

erst

andi

ng o

f tex

t at

pass

age/

chap

ter a

nd w

hole

boo

k le

vels

• W

ord

Stud

y: D

ictio

nary

Pr

onun

ciat

ion

• V

ocab

ular

y: R

elat

ed w

ords

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ritin

g: F

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ly le

tter

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of a

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mer

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ght

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le te

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mm

ariz

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tera

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ocus

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e pr

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tern

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repe

titio

n to

pre

dict

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stor

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n m

ore

com

plex

text

s

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fere

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thor

pur

pose

/bia

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achi

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ocus

: Fo

rmul

ate

pers

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resp

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aut

hor’s

mes

sage

, pur

pose

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ias

base

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pr

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now

ledg

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per

sona

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erie

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y: U

se o

f ono

mat

opoe

ia•

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abul

ary:

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ning

of u

nfam

iliar

w

ord

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ritin

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hym

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wor

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ndy

Crea

tions

from

th

e “C

andy

Que

en”

Nonfi

ctio

n:

Biog

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y-Pr

oced

ure

Begi

nnin

g to

pag

e 15

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mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Text

feat

ures

Teac

hing

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us:

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ctiv

ely

inte

grat

e ph

otog

raph

s an

d ca

ptio

ns w

hen

read

ing

nonfi

ctio

n in

ord

er to

ga

in te

xt m

essa

ge

Page

s 16

–end

Text

Stru

ctur

e

Nonfi

ctio

n: te

xt s

truct

ures

Teac

hing

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us:

Use

sequ

ence

in n

onfic

tion

to

cons

truct

mea

ning

and

dee

pen

unde

rsta

ndin

g

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ontra

ctio

ns•

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abul

ary:

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ntify

syn

onym

s•

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ing:

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nnin

g st

ep-b

y-st

ep

dire

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ns

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anci

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ott K

ey a

nd

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Sta

r-Sp

angl

ed

Bann

er”

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ctio

n: B

iogr

aphy

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nnin

g to

pag

e 16

Mak

ing

Conn

ectio

ns

Text

to w

orld

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Isol

ate

rele

vant

kno

wle

dge

of

wor

ld/in

form

atio

n so

urce

s an

d lin

k to

spe

cific

m

essa

ge/in

fo fr

om te

xt to

con

stru

ct d

eepe

r un

ders

tand

ing

of te

xt a

t pas

sage

, cha

pter

and

w

hole

boo

k le

vels

Page

s 17

–end

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tioni

ng

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rate

/ans

wer

que

stio

ns o

f tex

tTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Us

e pr

ior k

now

ledg

e an

d pa

st

expe

rienc

e to

gen

erat

e qu

estio

ns o

f tex

t and

read

w

ith th

e in

tent

of i

dent

ifyin

g th

e an

swer

s (e

xplic

it an

d im

plic

it) in

text

• W

ord

Stud

y: A

dver

bs•

Voc

abul

ary:

Hom

opho

nes

• W

ritin

g: W

rite

a le

tter

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us:

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ate

rele

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pers

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atio

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m te

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deep

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stan

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of rh

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atte

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petit

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to p

redi

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abul

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text

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Auth

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us:

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spon

se

to a

utho

r’s m

essa

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reat

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card

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ocus

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com

pare

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trast

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sage

to

dete

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d/or

aut

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poi

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r’s m

essa

ge, p

urpo

se, o

r bia

s ba

sed

on

prio

r kno

wle

dge

or p

erso

nal e

xper

ienc

e

• P

honi

cs:

Look

at w

ord

parts

to

solv

e un

know

n w

ords

• V

ocab

ular

y: I

dent

ify s

ynon

yms

• W

ritin

g: W

rite

a ne

w e

ndin

g

JIf

Peac

e Is

…Fi

ctio

n: N

arra

tive

Poem

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Mai

n id

eaTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Id

entif

y m

ain

idea

and

link

to

over

all m

essa

ges,

them

es, a

nd/o

r inf

orm

atio

n fro

m p

assa

ge, c

hapt

er, w

hole

boo

k or

text

type

Visu

aliz

ing

Si

mile

s, m

etap

hors

, per

soni

ficat

ion,

hyp

erbo

leTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Id

entif

y us

e of

sim

ile,

met

apho

r, an

d pe

rson

ifica

tion

in te

xt a

nd

link

with

imag

es fr

om p

erso

nal e

xper

ienc

e or

kn

owle

dge

to d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ontra

ctio

ns

• V

ocab

ular

y: C

once

ptua

lly

chal

leng

ing

text

• W

ritin

g: P

lann

ing

JW

ho L

ikes

It H

ot?

Nonfi

ctio

n: P

oem

Begi

nnin

g to

end

pag

e: it

div

es fo

r a s

wim

Ques

tioni

ng

Gene

ratin

g qu

estio

ns o

f sel

fTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Us

e pr

ior k

now

ledg

e or

pas

t ex

perie

nce

to g

ener

ate

ques

tions

of s

elf a

nd c

larif

y un

ders

tand

ings

whi

le re

adin

g

A sn

ake

will

bak

e to

end

Text

Stru

ctur

e

Lite

rary

dev

ices

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

prio

r kno

wle

dge

of rh

yme

and

rhyt

hm, p

atte

rn, a

nd re

petit

ion

to p

redi

ct th

e st

ory

leve

l in

mor

e co

mpl

ex te

xts

• W

ord

Stud

y: R

hym

es•

Voc

abul

ary:

Mul

tiple

mea

ning

w

ords

• W

ritin

g: P

oetr

y

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Leve

lTi

tle/

Gen

re/

Text

Typ

eSe

ssio

n 1

Sess

ion

2Ad

dit

iona

l Ins

truc

tion

KSi

x Th

ings

to M

ake

Nonfi

ctio

n: P

roce

dure

Cont

ents

pag

e to

pag

e 11

Ques

tioni

ng

Gene

ratin

g qu

estio

ns o

f sel

fTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Us

e pr

ior k

now

ledg

e or

pas

t ex

perie

nce

to g

ener

ate

ques

tions

of s

elf a

nd c

larif

y un

ders

tand

ings

whi

le re

adin

g

Page

s 15

–20

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Text

feat

ures

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Effe

ctiv

ely

inte

grat

e ill

ustra

tions

, cha

rts, d

iagr

ams,

labe

ls, e

tc. w

hen

read

ing

nonfi

ctio

n in

ord

er to

gai

n te

xt m

essa

ge

• W

ord

Stud

y: P

rope

r Adj

ectiv

es:

Coun

tries

• V

ocab

ular

y: C

ateg

orize

key

vo

cabu

lary

• W

ritin

g: W

rite

a pr

oced

ure

KTh

e Th

ree

Wis

hes

Fict

ion:

Fol

ktal

eDe

term

inin

g Im

porta

nce

Po

int o

f vie

wTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Ar

ticul

ate

pers

onal

con

clus

ions

an

d co

mpa

re/c

ontra

st w

ith a

utho

r’s m

essa

ge to

de

term

ine

own

and/

or a

utho

r’s p

oint

of v

iew

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

Re

read

ing

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Whe

n re

adin

g do

esn’

t mak

e se

nse,

sto

p, re

read

, and

use

all

sour

ces

of

info

rmat

ion

(mea

ning

, syn

tax,

wor

ds) t

o re

gain

m

eani

ng

• W

ord

Reco

gniti

on:

Parti

cipl

es

endi

ng in

–in

g•

Voc

abul

ary:

Cla

rify

the

mea

ning

of

chor

izo•

Writ

ing:

Wis

hful

thin

king

KGr

andp

a Co

mes

to S

tay

Fict

ion:

Ani

mal

Sto

ry

“Pea

ce a

nd Q

uiet

for G

rand

pa”

– pa

ges

3–18

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

Pr

edic

tions

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Cont

inue

to d

evel

op, c

onfir

m,

or a

djus

t pre

dict

ions

or u

nder

stan

ding

s du

ring

read

ing

“Gra

ndpa

Coo

ks S

uppe

r” –

pag

es 3

5–en

dIn

fere

nce

Co

nnec

tions

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Com

bine

con

text

with

rele

vant

pr

ior k

now

ledg

e to

cre

ate

pers

onal

mea

ning

from

te

xt

• W

ord

Stud

y: S

uffix

–ly

• C

once

pts

of P

rint:

Capi

tal l

ette

rs

and

pron

unci

atio

n m

arks

• W

ritin

g: S

hare

a s

tory

KHi

de a

nd S

eek

with

Gr

andp

aFi

ctio

n: A

nim

al S

tory

“Hid

e &

See

k” –

pag

es 1

9–34

M

akin

g Co

nnec

tions

Pr

edic

tions

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Prev

iew

text

to a

ctiv

ate

and

conn

ect t

o pr

ior k

now

ledg

e to

mak

e pr

edic

tions

pr

ior t

o an

d/or

dur

ing

read

ing

“Wor

ms”

– p

ages

35–

end

Mak

ing

Conn

ectio

ns

Text

to te

xtTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Re

late

to te

xt o

utsi

de p

erso

nal

expe

rienc

e by

mak

ing

text

-to-te

xt c

onne

ctio

ns to

co

nstru

ct m

eani

ng

• W

ord

Stud

y: I

rreg

ular

ver

bs•

Voc

abul

ary:

Con

text

clu

es•

Writ

ing:

Sha

re a

sto

ry

KSh

ould

We

Have

Pet

s?No

nfict

ion:

Per

suas

ive

Page

s 3–

11De

term

inin

g Im

porta

nce

Po

int o

f vie

wTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Ar

ticul

ate

pers

onal

con

clus

ions

an

d co

mpa

re/c

ontra

st w

ith a

utho

r’s m

essa

ge to

de

term

ine

own

and/

or a

utho

r’s p

oint

of v

iew

Page

s 12

–end

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Poin

t of v

iew

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Mak

e cr

itica

l jud

gmen

ts a

s pa

rt of

per

sona

l res

pons

e w

hen

esta

blis

hing

in

divi

dual

poi

nt o

f vie

w

• W

ord

Reco

gniti

on:

Suffi

x -iv

e•

Voc

abul

ary:

Usi

ng a

dic

tiona

ry•

Writ

ing:

Per

suas

ive

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Leve

lTi

tle/

Gen

re/

Text

Typ

eSe

ssio

n 1

Sess

ion

2Ad

dit

iona

l Ins

truc

tion

Esta

blis

hed

Stag

e (K

–S)

KTh

e Tr

oubl

e W

ith H

erbe

rtFi

ctio

n: R

ealis

tic F

ictio

nCo

nten

ts a

nd c

hapt

ers

1–2

(pag

es 3

–22)

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Sum

mar

izing

fict

ion

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Sum

mar

ize fi

ctio

n te

xt b

y id

entif

ying

impo

rtant

det

ails

(plo

t ide

as, s

eque

nce

of e

vent

s, c

hara

cter

trai

ts, a

nd o

ther

info

rmat

ion)

an

d sy

nthe

sizin

g in

to c

oher

ent u

nder

stan

ding

s

Chap

ter 3

(pag

es 2

3–42

)Te

xt S

truct

ures

Fi

ctio

n: s

tory

stru

ctur

eTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Us

e el

emen

ts o

f sto

ry s

truct

ure

in fi

ctio

n te

xts

(cha

ract

eriza

tion,

set

ting,

them

e,

plot

, cha

pter

title

s) in

ord

er to

pre

dict

, con

stru

ct

mea

ning

, and

dee

pen

unde

rsta

ndin

g

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ontra

ctio

ns•

Voc

abul

ary:

Ono

mat

opoe

ia•

Writ

ing:

Pla

n

KLo

ok a

t the

Moo

nFi

ctio

n: N

arra

tive

Poem

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

Re

read

ing

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Rere

ad to

cla

rify

mea

ning

of

conc

epts

Visu

aliz

ing

De

scrip

tive

lang

uage

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Link

des

crip

tive

lang

uage

in te

xt

to p

erso

nal e

xper

ienc

e an

d kn

owle

dge

to c

reat

e se

nsor

y im

ages

to d

eepe

n co

nnec

tion

with

text

• W

ord

Reco

gniti

on:

Read

car

eful

ly•

Voc

abul

ary:

Hom

opho

nes

• W

ritin

g: F

igur

ativ

e La

ngua

ge

KSh

arks

Nonfi

ctio

n: R

epor

tCo

nten

ts p

age

to p

age

13Qu

estio

ning

Ge

nera

te/a

nsw

er q

uest

ions

of t

ext

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Gene

rate

que

stio

ns o

f tex

ts a

nd

read

with

a c

lear

focu

s to

iden

tify

answ

ers

(exp

licit

or im

plic

it) in

text

Page

s 14

to e

ndSu

mm

ariz

ing/

Synt

hesi

zing

Te

xt fe

atur

esTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Is

olat

e an

d in

terp

ret

info

rmat

ion

gain

ed fr

om g

raph

s, d

iagr

ams,

ph

otog

raph

s, p

roce

ss s

teps

and

tabl

es

• W

ord

Stud

y: P

lura

l wor

ds•

Voc

abul

ary:

Hom

opho

nes

• W

ritin

g: P

lann

ing/

Use

fact

s to

co

nstru

ct p

arag

raph

KLi

onel

and

Am

elia

Fict

ion:

Nar

rativ

e St

ory

Infe

renc

e

Caus

e an

d ef

fect

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Infe

r cau

se-a

nd-e

ffect

re

latio

nshi

ps im

plie

d in

text

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Mai

n id

eaTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Lo

cate

det

ails

in te

xt to

sup

port

and

just

ify m

ain

idea

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ontra

ctio

ns•

Voc

abul

ary:

Cha

lleng

ing

wor

ds

• W

ritin

g: M

appi

ng Id

eas

KOu

r Nat

iona

l Tre

asur

esNo

nfict

ion:

Rep

ort

Cont

ents

pag

e to

pag

e 11

Ques

tioni

ng

Gene

rate

/ans

wer

que

stio

ns o

f tex

tTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Ge

nera

te q

uest

ions

of t

exts

and

re

ad w

ith a

cle

ar fo

cus

to id

entif

y an

swer

s (e

xplic

it or

impl

icit)

in te

xt

Page

s 22

–30

Ques

tioni

ng

Gene

rate

/ans

wer

que

stio

ns o

f tex

tTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Ge

nera

te q

uest

ions

of t

exts

an

d re

ad w

ith a

cle

ar fo

cus

to id

entif

y an

swer

s (e

xplic

it or

impl

icit)

in te

xt

• W

ord

Stud

y: U

nder

stan

ding

the

wor

d pr

ehis

toric

(affi

xes)

• V

ocab

ular

y: H

omog

raph

s•

Writ

ing:

Pla

nnin

g, u

sing

list

, tim

elin

e an

d/or

dra

win

g pi

ctur

e

LLe

o an

d Le

ster

Fict

ion:

Ani

mal

Sto

ryBe

ginn

ing

to p

age

21M

akin

g Co

nnec

tions

Te

xt to

sel

f/wor

ldTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Di

stin

guis

h be

twee

n fa

ct a

nd

opin

ion

Page

s 22

–end

Infe

renc

e

Auth

or p

urpo

se/b

ias

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Iden

tify

inte

nt, b

ias,

pur

pose

, or

oth

er a

utho

rial d

evic

es, c

ritic

ally

eva

luat

e th

eir

influ

ence

on

the

read

er, a

nd fo

rmul

ate

resp

onse

• W

ord

Stud

y: O

nom

atop

oeia

• V

ocab

ular

y: M

ultip

le-m

eani

ng

wor

ds•

Writ

ing:

Ins

truct

ions

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Leve

lTi

tle/

Gen

re/

Text

Typ

eSe

ssio

n 1

Sess

ion

2Ad

dit

iona

l Ins

truc

tion

LEd

gar B

adge

r’s B

allo

on

Day

Fict

ion:

Ani

mal

Sto

ry

Page

s 6–

28Co

mpr

ehen

sion

Mon

itorin

g

Pred

ictio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Co

ntin

ue to

dev

elop

, con

firm

, or

adj

ust p

redi

ctio

ns o

r und

erst

andi

ngs

durin

g re

adin

g

Page

s 29

–end

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Text

feat

ures

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Inte

rpre

t inf

orm

atio

n in

text

to

form

new

und

erst

andi

ngs:

in fi

ctio

n, is

olat

e an

d in

terp

ret i

nfor

mat

ion

gain

ed fr

om p

lot,

setti

ng,

char

acte

rizat

ion,

etc

.; in

non

fictio

n, is

olat

e an

d in

terp

ret i

nfor

mat

ion

gain

ed fr

om g

raph

s,

diag

ram

s, p

hoto

grap

hs, p

roce

ss s

teps

, and

tabl

es

• W

ord

Stud

y: U

sing

hyp

hens

• V

ocab

ular

y: A

nton

yms

• W

ritin

g: P

rew

ritin

g

LTh

inki

ng A

bout

Ant

sFi

ctio

n: Q

uest

ion

&

Answ

er

Begi

nnin

g to

pag

e 21

Ques

tioni

ng

Gene

rate

/ans

wer

que

stio

ns o

f tex

tTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Ge

nera

te q

uest

ions

of t

exts

and

re

ad w

ith a

cle

ar fo

cus

to id

entif

y an

swer

s (e

xplic

it or

impl

icit)

in te

xt

Page

s 22

–end

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Text

feat

ures

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Isol

ate

and

inte

rpre

t in

form

atio

n ga

ined

from

gra

phs,

dia

gram

s,

phot

ogra

phs,

pro

cess

, ste

ps a

nd ta

bles

• W

ord

Stud

y: M

ultis

ylla

bic

wor

ds•

Voc

abul

ary:

Sci

entifi

c te

rms

• W

ritin

g: M

yste

ry a

nim

als

LEd

gar B

adge

r’s F

ix-It

Da

yFi

ctio

n: A

nim

al S

tory

Begi

nnin

g to

pag

e 22

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

Pr

edic

tions

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Cont

inue

to d

evel

op, c

onfir

m,

or a

djus

t pre

dict

ions

or u

nder

stan

ding

s du

ring

read

ing

Page

s 23

–end

Text

Stru

ctur

e

Fict

ion:

sto

ry s

truct

ure

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

elem

ents

of s

tory

stru

ctur

e in

fict

ion

text

s (c

hara

cter

izatio

n, s

ettin

g, th

eme,

pl

ot, c

hapt

er ti

tles)

in o

rder

to p

redi

ct, c

onst

ruct

m

eani

ng, a

nd d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

• V

ocab

ular

y: C

onte

xt•

Voc

abul

ary:

Fig

ures

of s

peec

h •

Writ

ing:

Rei

nfor

ce id

eas

LTh

e Fo

ur M

usic

ians

Fict

ion:

Pla

yFo

ur M

usic

ians

Text

Stru

ctur

e

Fict

ion:

sto

ry s

truct

ure

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

elem

ents

of s

tory

stru

ctur

e in

fict

ion

text

s (c

hara

cter

izatio

n, s

ettin

g, th

eme,

pl

ot, c

hapt

er ti

tles)

in o

rder

to p

redi

ct, c

onst

ruct

m

eani

ng, a

nd d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

Four

Mus

icia

nsDe

term

inin

g Im

porta

nce

Po

int o

f vie

wTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: M

ake

criti

cal j

udgm

ents

as

part

of p

erso

nal r

espo

nse

whe

n es

tabl

ishi

ng

indi

vidu

al p

oint

of v

iew

• W

ord

Stud

y: W

ords

end

ing

in -a

ble

• V

ocab

ular

y: O

nom

atop

oeia

• W

ritin

g: N

arra

tive

LTh

e Tw

iddl

e Tw

ins’

Ha

unte

d Ho

use

Fict

ion:

Mys

tery

Mak

ing

Conn

ectio

ns

Text

to te

xtTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Li

nk fe

atur

es o

f tex

t to

know

ledg

e of

text

s (te

xt ty

pes,

plo

t lin

es, f

eatu

res,

st

ruct

ures

) to

deep

en u

nder

stan

ding

Infe

renc

e

Just

ify in

fere

nce

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Retu

rn to

text

to e

xpla

in a

nd

just

ify in

fere

ntia

l thi

nkin

g

• W

ord

Stud

y: P

lura

l pos

sess

ive

• V

ocab

ular

y: D

ialo

gue

tags

• W

ritin

g: P

lann

ing

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lTi

tle/

Gen

re/

Text

Typ

eSe

ssio

n 1

Sess

ion

2Ad

dit

iona

l Ins

truc

tion

LTh

e Tw

iddl

e Tw

ins’

Am

usem

ent P

ark

Mys

tery

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ion:

Mys

tery

Cont

ents

pag

e an

d pa

ges

4–23

Infe

renc

e

Conn

ectio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Co

mbi

ne c

onte

xt w

ith re

leva

nt

prio

r kno

wle

dge

to c

reat

e pe

rson

al m

eani

ng fr

om

text

Page

s 24

–end

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Com

pare

and

con

trast

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Com

pare

and

con

trast

in

form

atio

n in

text

s to

gai

n un

ders

tand

ings

to

deep

en u

nder

stan

ding

• W

ord

Stud

y: S

uffix

–m

ent

• V

ocab

ular

y: I

diom

s•

Writ

ing:

Com

parin

g an

d Co

ntra

stin

g

LCo

uld

We

Be F

riend

s?

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s fo

r Pal

sFi

ctio

n: P

oetr

y

Page

18

My

Sist

er/M

y Br

othe

r/My

Sist

er/M

y Br

othe

rDe

term

inin

g Im

porta

nce

M

ain

idea

Teac

hing

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us:

Iden

tify

mai

n id

ea a

nd li

nk to

ov

eral

l mes

sage

s, th

emes

, and

/or i

nfor

mat

ion

from

pas

sage

, cha

pter

, who

le b

ook,

or t

ext t

ype

Page

6 –

Cou

ld W

e Be

Frie

nds?

; Pag

e 12

– N

ew

Neig

hbor

sIn

fere

nce

Ju

stify

infe

renc

eTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Re

turn

to te

xt to

exp

lain

and

ju

stify

infe

rent

ial t

hink

ing

• W

ord

Stud

y: S

uffix

-ing

• V

ocab

ular

y: C

onte

xt c

lues

• W

ritin

g: W

rite

a po

em

LPh

easa

nt a

nd

King

fishe

rFi

ctio

n: L

egen

d

Infe

renc

e

Auth

or p

urpo

se/b

ias

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Iden

tify

inte

nt, b

ias,

pur

pose

, or

oth

er a

utho

rial d

evic

es, c

ritic

ally

eva

luat

e th

eir

influ

ence

on

the

read

er, a

nd fo

rmul

ate

pers

onal

re

spon

se

Visu

aliz

ing

Si

mile

s, m

etap

hors

, per

soni

ficat

ion,

hyp

erbo

leTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Id

entif

y an

d un

ders

tand

th

e pu

rpos

e of

sim

iles,

met

apho

rs, a

nd

pers

onifi

catio

n, in

con

text

• W

ord

Stud

y: P

rope

r adj

ectiv

es•

Voc

abul

ary:

Con

text

clu

es•

Writ

ing:

Writ

e a

stor

y

LRo

sie’

s St

ory

Fict

ion:

Rea

listic

Fic

tion

Mak

ing

Conn

ectio

ns

Text

to s

elf

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Link

to p

erso

nal e

xper

ienc

e to

co

nstru

ct m

eani

ng a

nd d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Poin

t of v

iew

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Mak

e cr

itica

l jud

gmen

ts a

s pa

rt of

per

sona

l res

pons

e w

hen

esta

blis

hing

in

divi

dual

poi

nt o

f vie

w

• W

ord

Stud

y: P

osse

ssiv

es•

Voc

abul

ary:

Pro

per n

ouns

• W

ritin

g: S

hare

a s

tory

MTh

e Fu

nny

Old

Man

and

th

e Fu

nny

Old

Wom

anFi

ctio

n: F

olkt

ale

Text

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ctur

e

Fict

ion:

sto

ry s

truct

ure

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

elem

ents

of s

tory

stru

ctur

e in

fict

ion

text

s (c

hara

cter

izatio

n, s

ettin

g, th

eme,

pl

ot, c

hapt

er ti

tles)

in o

rder

to p

redi

ct, c

onst

ruct

m

eani

ng, a

nd d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

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mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

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mar

izing

fict

ion

Teac

hing

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us:

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mar

ize fi

ctio

n te

xt b

y id

entif

ying

impo

rtant

det

ails

(plo

t ide

as, s

eque

nce

of e

vent

s, c

hara

cter

trai

ts, a

nd o

ther

info

rmat

ion)

an

d sy

nthe

sizin

g in

to c

oher

ent u

nder

stan

ding

s

• W

ord

Stud

y: S

hall/

will

• V

ocab

ular

y: M

ultip

le-m

eani

ng

wor

ds•

Writ

ing:

Cha

ract

er tr

aits

MBe

aure

gard

the

Cat

Fict

ion:

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listic

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tion

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ents

pag

e to

pag

e 18

Infe

renc

e

Just

ify in

fere

nce

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hing

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us:

Retu

rn to

text

to e

xpla

in a

nd

just

ify in

fere

ntia

l thi

nkin

g

Page

s 19

–end

Qu

estio

ning

Ge

nera

te/a

nsw

er q

uest

ions

of a

utho

rTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: As

k qu

estio

ns o

f aut

hor t

o un

ders

tand

aut

hor’s

bia

s, p

urpo

se, o

r poi

nt o

f vie

w

• W

ord

Stud

y: S

uffix

-ly

• V

ocab

ular

y: H

omop

hone

s•

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ing:

Que

stio

ns a

nd A

nsw

ers

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Leve

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tle/

Gen

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Text

Typ

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n 1

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ion

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l Ins

truc

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MSp

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ctio

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ealis

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ictio

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mpr

ehen

sion

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itorin

g

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ictio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Co

ntin

ue to

dev

elop

, con

firm

, or

adju

st p

redi

ctio

ns o

r und

erst

andi

ngs

durin

g re

adin

g

Ques

tioni

ng

Gene

rate

/ans

wer

que

stio

ns o

f aut

hor

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Ask

ques

tions

of a

utho

r to

unde

rsta

nd a

utho

r’s b

ias,

pur

pose

, or p

oint

of v

iew

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ord

Stud

y: E

ndin

gs fo

r ord

inal

nu

mbe

rs•

Voc

abul

ary:

Hom

opho

nes

• W

ritin

g: P

robl

ems

and

solu

tions

MAn

imal

She

lters

Nonfi

ctio

n: R

epor

tPa

ge 3

(con

tent

s pa

ge),

4–7

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rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Mai

n id

eaTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Id

entif

y m

ain

idea

by

dete

rmin

ing

wha

t is

impo

rtant

in te

xt (w

hole

boo

k,

chap

ter,

pass

age,

or t

ext t

ype)

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rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Mai

n id

eaTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Lo

cate

det

ails

in te

xt to

sup

port

and

just

ify m

ain

idea

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ompo

und

adje

ctiv

es•

Voc

abul

ary:

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tiple

-mea

ning

w

ords

• W

ritin

g: P

lann

ing,

bra

inst

orm

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anni

ng a

Birt

hday

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rtyNo

nfict

ion:

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cedu

re

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Text

feat

ures

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Isol

ate

and

inte

rpre

t inf

orm

atio

n ga

ined

from

gra

phs,

dia

gram

s, p

hoto

grap

hs,

proc

ess

step

s, a

nd ta

bles

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Note

-taki

ng –

mai

n id

eas,

sup

porti

ng d

etai

ls,

ques

tions

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Use

note

-taki

ng s

trate

gies

to

reco

rd m

ain

idea

s, s

uppo

rting

det

ails

, rel

evan

t ba

ckgr

ound

kno

wle

dge,

and

que

stio

ns

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ompo

und

phra

ses

• V

ocab

ular

y Co

ntex

t clu

es•

Writ

ing:

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nnin

g

MTh

e Ol

d W

oman

Who

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ved

in a

Vin

egar

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ttle

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ion:

Fai

ry T

ale

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nnin

g to

pag

e 12

Dete

rmin

ing

Impo

rtanc

e

Mai

n id

eaTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Id

entif

y m

ain

idea

and

link

to

over

all m

essa

ges,

them

es, a

nd/o

r inf

orm

atio

n fro

m p

assa

ge, c

hapt

er, w

hole

boo

k, o

r tex

t typ

e

Page

s 13

–end

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

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entif

y pu

rpos

e, m

onito

r suc

cess

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Esta

blis

h pu

rpos

e fo

r rea

ding

an

d an

alyz

e w

heth

er o

r not

pur

pose

was

met

• W

ord

Stud

y: S

uffix

–es

t•

Voc

abul

ary:

Usi

ng p

reci

se

lang

uage

• W

ritin

g: W

rite

and

illus

trate

ad

ditio

nal i

ncid

ent

NTh

e Go

oey

Chew

y Co

ntes

tFi

ctio

n: N

arra

tive

Stor

y

Begi

nnin

g to

pag

e 15

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Text

feat

ures

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Inte

rpre

t inf

orm

atio

n in

text

to

form

new

und

erst

andi

ngs:

in fi

ctio

n, is

olat

e an

d in

terp

ret i

nfor

mat

ion

gain

ed fr

om p

lot,

setti

ng,

char

acte

rizat

ion,

etc

.; in

non

fictio

n, is

olat

e an

d in

terp

ret i

nfor

mat

ion

gain

ed fr

om g

raph

s,

diag

ram

s, p

hoto

grap

hs, p

roce

ss s

teps

, and

tabl

es

Page

s 16

–27

Com

preh

ensi

on M

onito

ring

M

etac

ogni

tion

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Activ

ely

enga

ge in

read

ing

by

reco

gnizi

ng a

nd a

ttend

ing

to th

ough

pro

cess

es

that

occ

ur b

efor

e, d

urin

g an

d af

ter r

eadi

ng

(pre

dict

ing,

mon

itorin

g fo

r and

repa

iring

m

eani

ng lo

ss, q

uest

ioni

ng, i

nfer

ring,

vis

ualiz

ing,

sy

nthe

sizin

g)

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ompo

und

wor

ds•

Voc

abul

ary:

Ono

mat

opoe

ia•

Writ

ing:

Sto

ry m

ap

NSu

gar C

akes

Cyr

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ctio

n: R

ealis

tic F

ictio

nPa

ges

7–19

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ing

Conn

ectio

ns

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ictio

nsTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Pr

evie

w te

xt to

act

ivat

e an

d co

nnec

t to

prio

r kno

wle

dge

to m

ake

pred

ictio

ns

prio

r to

and/

or d

urin

g re

adin

g

Page

s 20

–34

Mak

ing

Conn

ectio

ns

Text

to s

elf

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Link

to p

erso

nal e

xper

ienc

e to

co

nstru

ct m

eani

ng a

nd d

eepe

n un

ders

tand

ing

• W

ord

Stud

y: C

ompo

und

wor

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abul

ary:

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amili

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g Re

late

to p

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nal

expe

rienc

e

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193guided instructional Reading–Books Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence

Leve

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Gen

re/

Text

Typ

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Sess

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truc

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ar W

ind

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thor

pur

pose

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sTe

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ocus

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tent

, bia

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urpo

se,

or o

ther

aut

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, crit

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valu

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the

read

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resp

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met

apho

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yper

bole

Teac

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us:

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tify

and

unde

rsta

nd

the

purp

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of s

imile

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pe

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ifica

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in c

onte

xt

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Stud

y: P

osse

ssiv

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uns

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ocab

ular

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acre

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nific

atio

n

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and

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ay! T

akin

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nfict

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lana

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Page

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f sel

fTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: As

k qu

estio

ns o

f sel

f by

acce

ssin

g pr

ior k

now

ledg

e or

cla

rifyi

ng o

vera

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ings

whi

le re

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g

Page

s 14

–21

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Sum

mar

izing

non

fictio

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achi

ng F

ocus

: Su

mm

arize

non

fictio

n by

id

entif

ying

and

reor

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impo

rtant

idea

s an

d in

form

atio

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to n

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stan

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s

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nnin

g to

pag

e 11

Sum

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nthe

sizi

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feat

ures

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Isol

ate

and

inte

rpre

t inf

orm

atio

n ga

ined

from

dia

gram

s an

d ph

otog

raph

s

Page

s 12

–15

Sum

mar

izin

g/Sy

nthe

sizi

ng

Text

feat

ures

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

Isol

ate

and

inte

rpre

t in

form

atio

n ga

ined

from

dia

gram

s an

d ph

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s

• W

ord

Stud

y: S

uffix

–ly

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ocab

ular

y: C

onte

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lues

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xpla

inin

g

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Lan

tern

Fict

ion:

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ng fi

ctio

nTe

achi

ng F

ocus

: Su

mm

arize

fict

ion

text

by

iden

tifyi

ng im

porta

nt d

etai

ls (p

lot i

deas

, seq

uenc

e of

eve

nts,

cha

ract

er tr

aits

, and

oth

er in

form

atio

n)

and

synt

hesi

zing

into

coh

eren

t und

erst

andi

ngs

Inez

wan

ted

to e

nd

Infe

renc

e

Auth

or p

urpo

se/b

ias

Teac

hing

Foc

us:

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tify

inte

nt, b

ias,

pur

pose

, or

oth

er a

utho

rial d

evic

es, c

ritic

ally

eva

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e th

eir i

nflue

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on re

ader

, and

form

ulat

e pe

rson

al

resp

onse

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ord

Stud

y: O

nom

atop

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ocab

ular

y: R

egio

nal d

iale

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B o o k s h o p R e a d i n g T e a c h e R ’ s g u i d e

Grade 2 Small Group Guided Instructional Reading–Text Cards Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence

How to Use This ChartThe Guided Instructional Reading–Text Cards Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence presents a sequenced list

(simple to more complex text gradient) containing each of the 28 Grade 2 InfoPairs nonfiction leveled text cards.

The specific teaching focus for each of the three lesson plan sessions is catalogued under the card num-ber, title, genre, and text type. Focuses have been assigned in a systematic manner, resulting in an effective sequence of instruction in the nonfiction genre for small group guided instructional reading. In addition, topics for vocabulary and word work are indicated in Sessions 2 and 3.

Use this chart as a quick reference for order of difficulty, text types, teaching focuses, and specific text cards at each reading level, and as a guide to instructional options for each individual student. To find InfoPairs text cards sorted by teaching focus or global comprehension strategy, refer to the Small Group Guided Reading Instructional Focus Chart.

Level Session 1 Session 2 Session 3F Card 1A: How to Make Scrambled Eggs

Nonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Stop, reread, and use all sources of information (meaning, syntax, words) to regain meaning when reading doesn’t make sense

Card 1B: Sound Waves: How Dolphins EcholocateNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Interpret more complex charts and diagrams to draw personal conclusionsVocabulary: echolocate

Cards 1A and 1BTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant knowledge from other texts and link with specific information in text to construct deeper understanding of textVocabulary: scrambled, unscramble

F Card 2A: Sam’s Hockey Time LineNonfiction: Recount MemoirTeaching Focus: Use sequence to construct meaning and deepen understanding

Card 2B: Technology for Senior CitizensNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Articulate personal conclusions and compare and contrast them with the author’s message to determine their own and/or the author’s point of viewPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: knew

Cards 2A and 2BTeaching Focus: Use past experience and prior knowledge to compare and contrast informationVocabulary: artificial, system, senior citizen

G Card 3A: Let’s Look at DensityNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Use text features, such as title, contents, or headings, to predict, construct meaning, and read for specific purposes

Card 3B: Be a Density DetectiveNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Use sections of text to explain and justify inferencesPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: greater

Cards 3A and 3BTeaching Focus: Link information gained from more than one text to generate new understandingsVocabulary: artificially

G Card 4A: An Iguana Goes to the VetNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Use knowledge of how the world works, illustrations, and text to draw personal conclusions

Card 4B: Jerome’s Dog-Walking BusinessNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Identify the author’s message, purpose, or biasPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: employee

Cards 4A and 4BTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant knowledge from other texts and link with specific message/information from text to construct deeper understanding of textVocabulary: symptoms, diagnosis, treatment

H Card 5A: The River Otter’s HomeNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant images from personal experience or knowledge that link to descriptive language in text to deepen understanding of complex concepts

Card 5B: The Spotted Owl’s ForestNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Formulate personal responses to the author’s message, purpose, or bias based on prior knowledge or personal experiencePhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: endangered

Cards 5A and 5BTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant knowledge from other texts and link to specific message/information from text to construct deeper understanding of textVocabulary: habitat

I Card 6A: Counting to 10 With Roman NumeralsNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Think about cover information, text type, story line, topic, and nonfiction text features to form, confirm, or adjust predictions

Card 6B: HieroglyphicsNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Articulate the global message of the text with supporting details using headings, labels, diagrams, and factsPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: characters

Cards 6A and 6BTeaching Focus: Effectively integrate illustrations, charts, diagrams, labels, and so on in order to gain text messageVocabulary: ancient

I Card 7A: The 1962 Great Atlantic StormNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Identify main idea by determining what is important in text

Card 7B: Protecting Delaware BeachesNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Use problem and solution, sequence, and cause and effect to construct meaning and deepen understandingPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: rebuilding

Cards 7A and 7BTeaching Focus: Link information gained from more than one text to generate new understandingsVocabulary: sand dunes

Bookshop Grade 2 Guided Instructional Reading – Text Cards Pacing Chart / Scope & Sequence

1 Tabs at the top of each page clearly indicate the contents of each column of the chart.

2 The reading level of each pair of text cards appears in the first column. Text cards are ordered from easy to hard.

3 Each text card is accompanied by its number, title, genre, and text type in Columns 2 and 3.

4 There is a different specific teaching focus for each session of the guided instructional reading lesson plan.

5 The Session 3 focus is for cross-text instruction using both cards.

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Level Session 1 Session 2 Session 3F Card 1A: How to Make Scrambled Eggs

Nonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Stop, reread, and use all sources of information (meaning, syntax, words) to regain meaning when reading doesn’t make sense

Card 1B: Sound Waves: How Dolphins EcholocateNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Interpret more complex charts and diagrams to draw personal conclusionsVocabulary: echolocate

Cards 1A and 1BTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant knowledge from other texts and link with specific information in text to construct deeper understanding of textVocabulary: scrambled, unscramble

F Card 2A: Sam’s Hockey Time LineNonfiction: Recount MemoirTeaching Focus: Use sequence to construct meaning and deepen understanding

Card 2B: Technology for Senior CitizensNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Articulate personal conclusions and compare and contrast them with the author’s message to determine their own and/or the author’s point of viewPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: knew

Cards 2A and 2BTeaching Focus: Use past experience and prior knowledge to compare and contrast informationVocabulary: artificial, system, senior citizen

G Card 3A: Let’s Look at DensityNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Use text features, such as title, contents, or headings, to predict, construct meaning, and read for specific purposes

Card 3B: Be a Density DetectiveNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Use sections of text to explain and justify inferencesPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: greater

Cards 3A and 3BTeaching Focus: Link information gained from more than one text to generate new understandingsVocabulary: artificially

G Card 4A: An Iguana Goes to the VetNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Use knowledge of how the world works, illustrations, and text to draw personal conclusions

Card 4B: Jerome’s Dog-Walking BusinessNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Identify the author’s message, purpose, or biasPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: employee

Cards 4A and 4BTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant knowledge from other texts and link with specific message/information from text to construct deeper understanding of textVocabulary: symptoms, diagnosis, treatment

H Card 5A: The River Otter’s HomeNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant images from personal experience or knowledge that link to descriptive language in text to deepen understanding of complex concepts

Card 5B: The Spotted Owl’s ForestNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Formulate personal responses to the author’s message, purpose, or bias based on prior knowledge or personal experiencePhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: endangered

Cards 5A and 5BTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant knowledge from other texts and link to specific message/information from text to construct deeper understanding of textVocabulary: habitat

I Card 6A: Counting to 10 With Roman NumeralsNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Think about cover information, text type, story line, topic, and nonfiction text features to form, confirm, or adjust predictions

Card 6B: HieroglyphicsNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Articulate the global message of the text with supporting details using headings, labels, diagrams, and factsPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: characters

Cards 6A and 6BTeaching Focus: Effectively integrate illustrations, charts, diagrams, labels, and so on in order to gain text messageVocabulary: ancient

I Card 7A: The 1962 Great Atlantic StormNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Identify main idea by determining what is important in text

Card 7B: Protecting Delaware BeachesNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Use problem and solution, sequence, and cause and effect to construct meaning and deepen understandingPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: rebuilding

Cards 7A and 7BTeaching Focus: Link information gained from more than one text to generate new understandingsVocabulary: sand dunes

Bookshop Grade 2 Guided Instructional Reading – Text Cards Pacing Chart / Scope & Sequence

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Bookshop Grade 2 Guided Instructional Reading – Text Cards Pacing Chart / Scope & Sequence (cont.)

Level Session 1 Session 2 Session 3J Card 8A: A Leap Year Birthday

Nonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant knowledge of the world/information sources and link to a specific message or information from text to construct deeper understanding of text

Card 8B: A Chinese New YearNonfiction: TransactionalTeaching Focus: Skim text to isolate relevant text passages and further information as answers to personal questionsPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: celebration

Cards 8A and 8BTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant knowledge from other texts and link with the specific message or information from text to construct deeper understanding of textVocabulary: homeland, fireworks

J Card 9A: Electric Cars for Sale!Nonfiction: TransactionalTeaching Focus: Reveal understandings that are interpretive rather than literal in discussion of texts

Card 9B: The Big Green BusNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Formulate personal responses to the author’s message, purpose, or bias based on prior knowledge or personal experiencePhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: environment

Cards 9A and 9BTeaching Focus: Compare and contrast information presented in texts to gain new or deeper understandingVocabulary: vehicle, fuel

K Card 10A: The PioneersNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Identify cause-and-effect relationships implied in text

Card 10B: Do Cities Harm the Environment?Nonfiction: TransactionalTeaching Focus: Provide critical judgments to formulate personal responsesPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: hybrid

Cards 10A and 10BTeaching Focus: Isolate relevant prior knowledge and personal experience and link with specific message/information from text to construct deeper understanding of textVocabulary: public transportation, hybrid-electric

L Card 11A: Firefly FactsNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Preview text to activate and connect to prior knowledge to make predictions prior to and/or during reading

Card 11B: My Bug JournalNonfiction: TransactionalTeaching Focus: Link to personal experience to construct meaning and deepen understandingPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: bumblebee

Cards 11A and 11BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsVocabulary: insect, larvae

M Card 12A: The Right to PrivacyNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Identify the main idea by determining what is important in text

Card 12B: Trial by JuryNonfiction: TransactionalTeaching Focus: Generate questions of texts and read with a clear focus to identify answers (explicit or implicit) in textPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: lawyer

Cards 12A and 12BTeaching Focus: Relate to text outside personal experience by making text-to-text connections to construct meaningVocabulary: right (noun)

M Card 13A: The Floating TrainNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Use nonfiction text structures to predict, construct meaning, and deepen understanding

Card 13B: Finding Your WayNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Combine context with relevant prior knowledge to create personal meaning from textPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: explorer

Cards 13A and 13BTeaching Focus: Interpret more complex charts and diagrams in nonfiction and link ideas and understandings presented in different formatsVocabulary: repel

N Card 14A: Chardonnay Houlette: Washin’ for the WearyNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Make critical judgments as part of personal responses when establishing individual points of view

Card 14B: Craig Kielburger: Free the ChildrenNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Identify intent, bias, purpose, or other authorial devices and critically evaluate their influence on the readerPhonics: Sound, Read, and Check: volunteer

Cards 14A and 14BTeaching Focus: Link features of text to knowledge of texts to deepen understandingVocabulary: comfortable, miserable

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