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READING THINKING STEPS ANCHOR CHART RI.1.8: IDENTIFY REASONS THAT SUPPORT A KEY POINT: Step 1: What is something important the author is teaching us? (KEY POINT) Step 2: Find details that support the key point. Look for: reasons and explanations. facts. examples and stories. Step 3: How do the details help you understand the key point?
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Reading Thinking Steps Anchor Chart ; READING THINKING STEPS...
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Table of Contents. *This product includes 12 Lexile® leveled passages in the 1st Grade Common Core Text Complexity Band (the range for 1st grade is 190-530L). Describe Key Ideas Anchor Chart. Pictures Anchor Chart. My 6th Birthday- 150L. Playing at the Park- 250L. Zoo Field Trip- 270L. Layers of the Earth- 320L.
Anchor chart to help you teach and for students to reference. 10 first grade leveled passages that increase in difficulty. • Engaging graphics and text features. Multiple choice and short response questions. • Requires students to find text evidence. • Variety of standards • With and without Common Core Standards. Assessment • 2 ...
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Anchor Charts: •To introduce reading skills. •As an outline for teaching points. •To model reading concepts. •To focus reading discussions. •To help students organize information visually. •As a reference for students. When to Use Anchor Charts: •Mini-lessons for Reading Workshop or Guided Reading.
Compare and Contrast Important Points and Details in Two Texts on the Same Topic. Grade 3 Summary Table. Click the button to download a PDF of a summary table listing the reading standard, its component skills, and the reading lessons where the skills are taught.
READING THINKING STEPS ANCHOR CHART RI.8.1: ANALYZE A TEXT: Step 1: Ask a question to analyze the text. Step 2: Think where you will find details to answer the question. Brainstorm related terms. Step 3: Find relevant details to answer the question. Step 4: Choose the strongest evidence to answer your question.
