from under your desk Look at the cover both sides What do you notice A Long Walk to Water Based on a true story By Linda Sue Park A Long Walk to Water Learning Objective I can effectively participate in discussion with my classmates ID: 816021
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DO NOW
Find
A Long Walk to Water from under your desk.Look at the cover (both sides!)What do you notice?
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Based on a true storyBy Linda Sue Park
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Learning Objective
I can effectively participate in discussion with my classmates.
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A Day Partners!
What does it mean? “...effectively participate in discussion…”
Discuss with partner
Know your partner’s name
Be prepared to share!
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A Day Partners!
What does it mean? “...effectively participate in discussion…”
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What is this book about?
Scenarios Read yours alone & think
Scenario # 1 share with partner
Scenario # 2 share with partner
What is similar?
What is different?
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A Day Partners!
What is the book about?Give a guess…
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Learning Objectives
I can determine the meaning of visual representations on a map.I can read for the gist as we begin Chapter 1 in A Long Walk to Water.
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Learning Objectives
DetermineTo decide after studying
Represent
“present” = to show or symbolize
“re-”
= again (prefix)
“-
tion
” = the act of doing something (suffix)
The act of showing or symbolizing again
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Learning Objectives
I can determine the meaning of visual representations on a map.I can read for the gist as we begin Chapter 1 in
A Long Walk to Water
.
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Learning Objectives
GistGeneral meaning or understanding
Do you understand the targets?
Fist to Five!
Fingers = how much you understand
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Map & Page # 1
I notice… I wonder…
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Hills
Swampland
Plains
Deserts
Rivers
---
Salva’s
Route
*
Kakuma
Ethiopia
Kenya
Uganda
Loun-Arliik
*
Nile River
Gilo
River
*
Itang
Akobo
Desert
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Chapter
& Page #
Nya’s
Story
1
st
Ideas
Nya’s
Story
New ideas
Salva’s
Story
1
st
Ideas
Salva’s
Story
New Ideas
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Worksheet
Things to notice:How the text is laid out
The
type
The dates
Things to wonder:
Why does the author arrange the text this way?
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Worksheet
Read for the gistRead along AS we read aloud
Read for general understanding
Use your “Reader’s Notes”
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Chapter
& Page #
Nya’s
Story
1
st
Ideas
Nya’s
Story
New ideas
Salva’s
Story
1
st
Ideas
Salva’s
Story
New Ideas
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Learning Objectives
I can effectively participate in discussion with my classmates.I
can determine the meaning of visual representations on a map.
I can read for the gist as we begin Chapter 1 in
A Long Walk to Water
.
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Homework
HomeworkWhen working with a partner, what are important
expectations
you should have for each other?
Have two (2) expectations to share tomorrow