TUESDAY, 9/11/2012 Day
14
When
You Come In
1. Please sign in.
2. Pick up a bookmark.
3. Pick up a copy of
“Those Three Wishes.
Plan
for Week
Today: Lots of Strategy Work; thirty minutes for
Read-and-Relax
Wednesday: New vocab; making vocab flashcards; read-and-relax
Thursday: Lots of Read-and-Relax (at least a full hour)
Friday: Slap It! with flascards; Read-and Relax
Strategy
#1--Prediction
1. Look at the bookmark
journal to remind ourselves how to make a prediction. (Put these in your read-and-relax book!)
2. In the margins of
“Those Three Wishes”, write FIVE PREDICTIONS as I read aloud.
3. We’ll discuss them
as we go through the story.
Strategy
#2—Summarizing: Somebody Wanted But So
1. Grab a Somebody
Wanted But So handout off the circle table.
We’ll discuss this.
2.
With a partner, create
TWO SWBS summaries of this story!
3.
Come show me one of your
summaries when you’re done.
Our Class Summaries:
1. Melissa: THE SNAIL WANTED to live, BUT Melinda wanted
to step on him, SO the snail gave her three wishes.
2. Sergio: MELINDA WANTED to die, BUT didn’t mean to
say/wish it, SO she died without getting the rest of her wishes.
3. Elaney: THE SNAIL DIDN’T WANT to be crushed, BUT
Melinda did want to crush him, SO the snail gave wishes to Melinda to avoid
getting smooshed.
4. Tristan: MELINDA WANTED to have a thousand wishes, BUT
she wished she was dead, SO she didn’t get her wishes.
Practice (did not do in 4th block--do on own later this week)
· “Sick” by Shel
Silverstein: title, prediction, and SWBS
·
Now: Make sure you name and date are on BOTH
papers, and turn them into the drawer.
·
Read and relax!
· From now on when you
come out in the hall with me for book chats, you will be using this strategy
with your book—summarizing the whole book in one sentence.
Read
and Relax
Please
and thank you! Wrapping Up Read and
Relax
1. Complete your pink
daily reading log
a. time ended
b. page ended
c. TOTAL PAGES READ.
2. Rate yourself. (5, 4,
3, 2, 1)
3. Put your pink sheet and
book over on the table where it was when class started, unless you’re reading
outside of class today.
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