Review: Each day, we review at the end of our shared reading time. The students were excited to see that Edward was at the top of the mountain, as we have reached the climax of the story. This video is a compilation of different days while we were reading the story, one summary for each day of reading. Each day, I chose a different students to read their summaries as a review of what we had read in previous days. We always ended with a new summary for the day's reading.
Predictions: We make predictions for tomorrow based on what we've read in the text, and using our inferring skills to guess what may happen in the novel tomorrow. See Resource File: Predictions Poster. Empty Layer. Professional Learning. BetterLesson reimagines professional learning by personalizing support for educators to support student-centered learning. See what we offer. Sign Up Log In. Day One: Prepare for Launch! Day Five: Word Choice Day! Lesson: Understanding How a Story Builds. SWBAT explain how a novel builds from chapter to chapter, telling how parts of the story relate to the whole novel.
SWBAT answer questions after reading referring to the text, and making inferences to support their choices. SWBAT write a summary including the most important events, and characters after listening to a series of chapters. Big Idea The journey continues! The students learn and practice skills about understanding how a novel builds, summary writing, and comprehension questions as they read chapters in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane.
Lesson Author. Grade Level. Comprehension Reading. Welcome to My Lesson. I hope you and your class enjoy Edward's journey as much as we did! Bon voyage! Lesson: Understanding How a Story Builds 5 minutes.
See Resource File: Understanding How a Story Builds Graphic Organizer Keeping our standards front and center, I remind students that we're using this graphic organizer to understand the structure of a novel and how it builds from chapter to chapter.
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