
Citing Textual Evidence
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English
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6th Grade
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Netera Pratt-Gutierrez
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Citing Textual Evidence
by Netera Pratt-Gutierrez
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Learning Target
I will be able to use relevant information I highlight or circle to paraphrase.
"It's gotta be from the source, of course!"
- Ms. Netti
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Success Criteria
Success Criteria: I can use the relevant information to write a paragraph in my OWN WORDS.
paraphrase 1 paragraph or 2 paragraphs.
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Multiple Choice
Which strategy helps me use my own words?
Using synonyms
Copying the article
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When do I...
Use a paraphrase or a direct quote?
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I need to...
Look for KEY IDEAS and details that support my evidence.
(RACE Strategy)
Because...
Rule 1) It has to come from the text. Rule 2) It has to tell more about the statement.
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Open Ended
What is an example of a direct quote? (Quote it directly)
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Open Ended
What is an example of paraphrase?
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Relevant vs. Irrelevant Textual information
I will find the difference between relevant and irrelevant textual evidence.
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Stop and Listen...
Brian cried endlessly in the corner of a dark cave. He was left stranded in the wood. He decided to hunt for food, as cavemen do. He ended up hunting down a bison. Brian had never tasted anything as good as that first bite. Cheerfully, to himself he thought, 'I made it!' Brian had to figure out how to survive...
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Telling more and in text= Relevant
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Multiple Choice
Which of these statements is in the text and is relevant?
Brian cried endlessly in the corner of a dark cave.
He decided to hunt for food, as cavemen do.
Brian had never tasted anything as good as that first bite.
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Learning Target
I will be able to use relevant information that I highlight or circle to paraphrase.
Citing Textual Evidence
by Netera Pratt-Gutierrez
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