Lesson Overview
The students will be able to chat about the pages they are reading by looking closely at the pages. They will study not only the words but the pictures. They will ask themselves what happened before, and what might happen after to help chat about the page/book.
Essential Question
Why is it important to chat about a page or book when reading nonfiction? How can this allow you to learn more about a topic?
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- Computer
- Smart Board
- Document Camera
- Nonfiction mentor text
- Grade level books for students to read during independent and partner reading time.
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- ELA.AOR.10 Evaluate and critique multimedia presentations of a text or subject, including their impact on an audience.
- ELA.AOR.5 Evaluate and critique how an author uses words, phrases, and text structures to craft text.
- ELA.AOR.10 Evaluate and critique multimedia presentations of a text or subject,including their impact on an audience.
- ELA.AOR.5 Evaluate and critique how an author uses words, phrases, and text structures to craft text.
- ELA.AOR.10 Evaluate and critique multimedia presentations of a text or subject, including their impact on an audience.
- ELA.AOR.5 Evaluate and critique how an author uses words, phrases, and text structures to craft text.
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