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[DOC File]“The Most Important Night of Melanie’s Life”
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From the beginning of this story, Author Richard Peck gives the reader insight into Melanie’s character. How does he do it? (look back at the story and pull evidence from the text) Peck uses foreshadowing—giving us “hints” about Ben being a ghost.
[DOC File]VDOE :: Virginia Department of Education Home
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Read aloud stories. Talking word processor to assist students in composing a beginning, middle and end of a story. Symbols and pictures to represent parts of a story. Role play parts of the story. Foldable as an organizer to label beginning, middle and end of story. Write Like This. Read aloud stories. Brainstorming events about writing topics
[DOC File]A Menu of Reading Response Activities
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What did the author do to hook the reader in the beginning of the book? What would you ask the author if he/she were here? Why? Choice 9: Characters. Complete a journal entry about the main characters. Choose one of the following? Write a one to two sentence description of each character. (Label as protagonist or antagonist.)
[DOC File]Socorro Independent School District
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Follow the 20 minute rule! A beginning reader should spend at least 20 minutes a day reading to or with someone. Make literacy part of your family time! Talk, sing, & read with your child! Children’s brain cells are literally turned on when they do these things with their families (Shore, 1997). Play board games.
[DOC File]Plot Graphic Organizer: - Achievement Strategies
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This usually occurs at the beginning of a short story. Here the characters are introduced. We also learn about the setting of the story. Most importantly, we are introduced to the main conflict (main problem). 2. Rising Action This part of the story begins to develop the conflict(s). A building of interest or suspense occurs. 3. Climax
[DOC File]Short Story Unit Plan - MR. FURMAN'S EDUCATIONAL PORTAL
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Students must provide one or two positive comments about the previous reader’s story. The last reader receives feedback from the first reader. Depending on class size and the number of students who want to read their stories aloud, the teacher …
[DOC File]Picture Books to teach the Six Traits
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Conventions should guide the reader through the text making it easy to read and understand. We can help writers strengthen conventions by encouraging the correct spelling of words that matter and using punctuation to enhance meaning. These picture books give examples of conventions such as asking questions or dialogue that our students might ...
[DOCX File]The International Research Foundation for English Language ...
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Assessment and the beginning reader: Using student dictated stories, ... L. M. (1986). Effects of structural guidance in story retelling on children's dictation of original stories. Journal of Literacy Research ... D.O. & Lee-Smith, A. (2011). Reducing Korean heritage language learners’ orthographic errors: the contribution of online and in ...
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