
Read Aloud: Lily and Jack
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1st Grade
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Shelia Wright
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By Shelia Wright
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Literary Text:
RL.MC.5.1: Ask and answer who, what, when, where, why, and how questions to demonstrate understanding of a text; use key details to make inferences and draw conclusions in texts heard or read.
RL.MC.5.2: Make predictions using prior knowledge, pictures, illustrations, title, and information about author and illustrator.
RL.MC.6.1 Describe the relationship between the illustrations and the characters, setting, or events.
RL.MC.8.1 Read or listen closely to: a. describe characters’ actions and feelings; b. compare and contrast characters’ experiences to those of the reader; c. describe setting; d. identify the plot including problem and solution; and e. describe cause and effect relationships.
Determine Meaning to Form an Opinion Unit 5
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Unit Focus:
I can analyze the text and illustrations to make predictions.
I can reflect to modify my predictions.
I can use evidence from the text and background knowdledge to make inferences.
I can reflect to form an opinion.
I can provide evidence for my opinion.
I can analyze the characters, setting, events, and ideas as they develop within a text.
Determine Meaning to Form an Opinion Unit 5
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to examine closely.
Analyze:
someone who appears in a book, play, movie, or other story.
Character:
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Multiple Choice
Our story today is called Lily and Jack.
Which character do you think Lily is?
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Multiple Choice
Which character do you think Jack is?
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Open Ended
How did you predict which character?
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Multiple Choice
The author writes, "No, Lily, don't!" says Jack. He does not want Lily to catch a butterfly. She might hurt it."
Which sentence tells you Lily is a girl?
"No, Lily, don't!" says Jack
He does not want Lily to catch a butterfly.
She might hurt it.
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Open Ended
Write a sentence about Jack. How can we describe him?
Jack is _____ because _____.
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Open Ended
Write a sentence about Lily. How can we describe her?
Lily is _____ because _____.
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