• Essential Question
    How do pictures help to tell a story?

     

     Fluency

    Expression

    When good readers read aloud, they match the expression in their voices to what the text is saying.
    Good readers also think about what a sentence means so they can read it with the right kind of feeling or expression. 

     

    Comprehension 

    Target Skill: Text and Graphic Features

    Informational texts contain text features, such as headings, speech balloons, and photo captions, that can help readers locate information quickly.

    Authors often use graphic features, such as illustrations, maps, charts, or graphs, because these visual features can make information easier to understand.

    Text Features Video#1

     

    Text Features Video #2

     

    Text Features Video #3

     

    Rags to Riches - Text Features

     

    Review Game - Text Features



    Target Skill: Sequence of Events

    The order in which things happen.

    Sequence Word Activity
    Practice Sequencing
    Sequencing Puzzles


    Target Strategy: Analyze/Evaluate

    Ask yourself questions about a selection as you read.
    Look for text evidence to help you answer the questions.
      

     

    Vocabulary 

    imagine - to see a picture in your mind

     

    tools - things people use to help them do a job

     

    illustrate - to make pictures that show something

     

    scribbles - drawings or doodles, drawn in a quick or careless way

     

    sketches - quick, simple drawings

     

    tracing - copying the outline or shape of something

     

    research -to search for and study information about a topic

     

     

    textures - different ways that surfaces look and feel

     

    Spelling


         three           throw

         scrap           string

         street         scrape

         spring          spray

         thrill            threw

         scream         strong

         strange        scratch

         think           they

         straight       scramble