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Independent Reading •Fill out your “In Class” reading log •Make sure you either write a summary of what you are reading or make a connection to the reading.

Independent Reading Fill out your “In Class” reading log Make sure you either write a summary of what you are reading or make a connection to the reading

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Independent Reading

•Fill out your “In Class” reading log

•Make sure you either write a summary of what you are reading or make a connection to the

reading.

Page 2: Independent Reading Fill out your “In Class” reading log Make sure you either write a summary of what you are reading or make a connection to the reading

Who would like to share

any questions they had

about their reading?

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Hideous

Tailored

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•Who would like to summarize what has happened in Wanted?

•Don’t forget that we can question the text as we read.

•Turn to page 33

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• What questions did you have as I read?

• I will read and you will listen.

• Imagine that you are trying to solve the crime in Wanted!. What questions would you ask if you were investigating the murder of Marc Robie? Write your questions on a sticky note.

• We’ll add these to our Wanted! question chart.

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Meaning:

Really Ugly

Part of Speech:

Adjective

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Meaning:

Custom Made

Part of Speech:

Adjective

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•Setting and Plot.•When and where do you think Wanted! Is taking place?

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Time and location of a story

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Independent Reading

•Fill out your “In Class” reading log

•Make sure you either write a summary of what you are reading or make a connection to the

reading.

November 5, 2010

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Page 4 of Wanted!

Describe the setting in your own words.Mom’s house: black and white; old-fashioned

Dad’s condo: very fashionable and classy

What is a plot?The events that make up the story

exposition (beginning of the story, rising action, climax, falling action, and conclusion/resolution

Let’s plot the events of Wanted! on a story board

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Symbol:

Sentence:Dad called

Changed Clothes (Alice)

Hid under car (Alice) Took shower (Alice)

Symbol:

Sentence:

Got in CarSentence:She began driving wild.

Sentence:

She arrives at the ice cream shop

Sentence:

She is being blamed for murdering her dad.

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Symbol:

Sentence:

Symbol:

Sentence:

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Symbol:

Sentence:

Symbol:

Sentence:

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• Working in groups, Students will create a story board for your favorite scene in chapter 2.

• You will need to add sketches and brief definitions.

• This will be due at the end of class TODAY.

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Who would like to share their story board?Homework: Read for 30

minutes complete Vocabulary Quilt