3 Key Ideas amp Details Beware of the man who wont be bothered with details William Feather Session 3 Key Ideas amp Details Teaching Points Readers use strategies to understand the theme or central idea of the story ID: 494661
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Narrative Reading: Session 3
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“Beware of the man who won’t be bothered with details.”
William
Feather
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Teaching PointsReaders use strategies to understand the theme or central idea of the story.
They
identify important details and connect those details throughout a story.
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Active Engagement
Important
details are actions, dialogue
, or
description that reveals the even
t. It might reveal character or motivation.
Take another look at “Wallet”Notice details like: “Tired of losing his wallet to pickpockets,” “All oyster, no pearl” “the father running toward an exit, and laughing while yelling to drive fast” They all add up to tell the reader about a man who is having fun getting back at the pickpockets who have caused him grief in the past.
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Independent Practice
Continue to read
“Fear” and highlight or underline important details
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Share
First, share your
highlighting or underlining with a partnerThen
connect the details to try and discover what the meaning or central idea of the story is.
Finally, pairs will
report out how connecting the details helped them to understand the meaning or the central idea.
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HomeworkRead “Worry
” and
read and underline important details. Then
connect the key details in order to figure out the meaning or central idea of the story and write it in a sentence or two.
Session 3: Key Ideas & Details