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Specifically for 2nd grade is asking and answering questions such as who, what, when, where, why, and how. The students have to be able to analyze the text in order to answer these questions.

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English Language Arts Standards » Anchor Standards » College and Career Readiness Anchor Standards for Reading » 1

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English Language Arts Standards » Anchor Standards » College and Career Readiness Anchor Standards for Reading » 1

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Read closely to determine what the text says explicitly and to make logical inferences from it; cite specific textual evidence when writing or speaking to support conclusions drawn from the text.

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Reading Standards 2 - 7 can be integrated with Anchor Standard 1. Determining themes, word meanings, and analyzing texts, along with making inferences and text citations are all items of focus for this standard.

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The Reading Literature Standard 2-7 can be integrated into standard 1. I teach science and reading in science requires organizing both main ideas and important details.

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Reading Literature Standards 2-7 can be integrated with Anchor Standard 1 and specifically ELA standards for 1st grade that can be integrated with Anchor Standard 1: Ask and answer questions about key details in a text. Ask questions about stories, poems, and plays.

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Question - What are the ELA standards that can be integrated with Anchor Standard 1?

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Question - What are the ELA standards that can be integrated with Anchor Standard 1?

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Expectation and Strategies on Citing Textual Evidence

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Expectation and Strategies on Citing Textual Evidence

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Students refer to the text to make inferences and cite evidence.

Suggested Strategies are:
- Use graphic organizer
- Engage in peer discussions to foster high order thinking & promote reading comprehension.
- Create Literature Circles to promote text-based conversations.

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- Use words, charts, illustrations, graphs, or images as text clues.

- Activate background knowledge

- Using clues & background knowledge students arrive at a conclusion.

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Students refer to the text to make logical inferences.

The Inferring Equation, "Background Knowledge + Text Clues = Inference" (Harvey & Goudvis, 2007, p. 141).

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Strategies on How to Analyze a Text Explicitly.

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Strategies on How to Analyze a Text Explicitly.

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- Activate background knowledge
- Read the text multiple times for different purposes
- Construct meaning
- Generate & respond to questions
- Engage in discussions
- Contemplate ideas that arise from both the text & the negotiation of meaning.

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Expectations on Analyzing a Text Explicitly.

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Expectations on Analyzing a Text Explicitly.

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Students are expected to identify Key details in a narrative text e.g. Characters, setting, problem, attempt to resolve problem, & Solution.

The Key ideas in informational text are: descriptions, cause/effect, comparison/contrast, problem/solution, and chronology/sequence.

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Anchor 1 focuses on 3 college & career reading skills:

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Anchor 1 focuses on 3 college & career reading skills:

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1- Determine what the text says explicitly.
2- Make logical inferences when writing or speaking.
3- Cite specific textual evidence to support conclusions.

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Three-Minute Video Explaining the Common Core State Standards