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annotate article to the right about finding main idea: settlers at jamestown.

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Determine the main idea of an entire text

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In this lesson you will learn how to find the main idea by putting all your notes together and thinking about what the details have in common.

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the mentor text to determine main idea of an entire text 

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the mentor text to determine main idea of an entire text 

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1. Captains will assign a video/ppt to each group member. station 1 videos/assignments.
2. Create a google document and take notes on the important points of the video.
3. Become an expert in one of these videos/ppts and be prepared to teach the main idea(s) to the group.

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Use this document to help yourself organize your ideas.

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when watching any youtube video, please use this site to record the notes on your videos.

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main idea video # 1 nonfiction text

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determine main idea of a paragraph netherlands

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In this lesson you will learn how to determine the main idea of a paragraph by looking at the first sentence and asking "what is this paragraph teaching me?"

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In this lesson you will learn how to keep track of new information in an article by stopping at the end of each paragraph and retelling the main ideas in your own words.

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Please watch video and complete guided notes

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Please view the ppt on main idea.

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main idea video #2 nonfiction text

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article song mengmeng for teaching main idea after a paragraph

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Please watch video and complete guided notes

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Please watch this other video, along with the power-point. you may use video notes

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Step 1: Finding main idea.

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Active readers think and ask questions as they read, looking for the author's main points and the support for those points. After-or as-they read, they take notes and use an effective study method to help them master those notes. Main Ideas

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Step 2: Finding supporting details to main ideas

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Supporting details are reasons, examples, facts, steps, or other kinds of evidence that explain a main idea. Preparing an outline of a passage often helps you understand and see clearly the relationship between a main idea and its supporting details.

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Step 3: Looking for implied main idea.

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In Chapters 1 and 2, you learned the two basic parts of anything you read: a main idea and the supporting details that explain and develop that idea. As you have seen, the main idea may be clearly stated in one sentence of a selection.

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Please view these example passages and:
1. Complete the questions for each passage in order to find the main idea and supporting details.
2. Go to the back of the room and find the correct main idea that fits the passages you were working and see if you were correct. Then,  list the supporting details of that main idea.

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Main Idea with larger texts

1. My example

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1. scroll down to to the next article about school security.

2. Annotate for the main idea of this article by using the questions I gave you as a guide. You may write on the article.

3. Compare your annotations with mine and add mine to your article.

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1. Please select which article you would like to read and infer the main idea.

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Main Idea Quiz:

Please select 7 of the passages and answer the questions associated with it. This will be handed to you.

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1. Please watch one of these videos, take notes, and share with group members

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Part of writing for an English class involves being able to understand articles and summarize them. This is a video of me while I am doing the homework I gave you. yours should at least look similar to what I have. DO NOT COPY my words.

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Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting: A Guide to Doing it Right!

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Video: Start from 2:54

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Video

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Summary Writing |  Learn How to Write Summary | iKen | iKen Edu | iKen App

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Summary with short passage

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Headlines and Summaries

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NY Times videos and slideshows

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Station 8: Mentor Text for summary of larger-nonfiction 

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Station 8: Mentor Text for summary of larger-nonfiction 

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Station 8: guiding questions that will help find summary of mentor text

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Station 8: guiding questions that will help find summary of mentor text