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Extra!  Extra!  Read All About It!

Learn a little more about your main characters!
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COMPLETE INVESTIGATING
INFORMATIONAL TEXT
Complete an Investigating Informational Text Graphic Organizer

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Show what you know!:        Yellow Group Literature  

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Show what you know!:        Yellow Group Literature  

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Read 2 texts

Answer the questions  FIND AND HIGHLIGHT THE EVIDENCE in the text to prove your answer.

Plan and write a response in       2 paragraphs.  (5-7 sentences)

Paragraph 1- Similarities
Topic Sentence/Conclusion

Paragraph 2- Differences

Topic Sentence/Conclusion

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Compare and contrast the setting of two excerpts

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Step 2:  On the Lookout!               for Vocabulary Building     

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Step 2:  On the Lookout!               for Vocabulary Building     

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As you read the assigned texts, choose four words that you are unfamiliar with.

Investigate them in the dictionary.

Can you provide definition, synonym, antonym?

Illustrate.

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Computer Station:  Playposit- Understanding how to compare and contrast information
Folktales

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Backed by AT&T and Stanford's startX, PlayPosit is an online learning environment to create and share interactive video lessons. Teachers begin with any online video (screencasts, Khan Academy, TED, etc.) and transform what is traditionally passive content into an active experience for students, with time-embedded activities.

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Task 3:                      Compare and Contrast 

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Task 3:                      Compare and Contrast 

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by Kevin Henkes
What are the similarities?
In what ways are they different?

Think about the elements of the story:
Characters
Plot
Setting

ON THE BACK:
Write 2 paragraphs.
(AT LEAST 5 SENTENCES IN EACH PARAGRAPH)
*** REMEMBER TO USE YOUR TRANSITIONS RESOURCE IN YOUR ELA JOURNAL***

First paragraph should explain how the 2 stories are alike.

Second paragraph should explain how the 2 stories are different.

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Compare and contrast assignment.

STOP!                                       If 80% or above move on!
If not, see me :)
Then, Continue working on your path

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Chrysanthemum

Think About It.....

Lesson the characters learned.

What is the author trying to teach you as the reader?

What supporting details from the story prove this was the lesson.

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2 stories by Kevin Henkes

Story Elements:  Character, Setting, Plot Story
Create a graphic organizer to reflect the story.