Group1 Reading Lesson Plan: Matilda - Ms. Honey's Story by Kristin Green

Improve Reading Fluency

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By the end of the lesson, students will improve their reading fluency through guided practice, focusing on pace, expression, and accuracy.

I will be able to comprehend more of what I read.

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Students will be able to answer comprehension questions correctly, citing textual evidence to support their answers.

"There was something very strange going on around here, surely." What did Matilda find very peculiar about Miss Honey's living situation? List three things.

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Comprehension Quiz

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Use an interactive quiz tool to assess students' understanding of the story. Include questions that require textual evidence.

Extension Activity: Creative Writing

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Encourage students to write a letter to Ms. Honey or from Ms. Honey's perspective, imagining her life beyond the story.

Choral Reading

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I will read first, then we will read together. Expression

"Miss

1 . Honey," she said suddenly, "do they pay you very badly at our school?"

Miss Honey looked up sharply. "Not too badly," she said. "I

get about the same as the others."

"But it must still be very little if you are so dreadfully poor,"

Matilda said. "Do all the teachers live like this, with no

furniture and no kitchen stove and no bathroom?"

"No, they don't," Miss Honey said rather stiffly. "I just

happen to be the exception."

Summative Assessment

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Conduct a written quiz at the end of the lesson covering key comprehension questions and vocabulary from Ms. Honey's story.

Exit Ticket

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Write one thing you learned about reading fluently and one question you still have about Ms. Honey's story.

Character Comparison

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Ask students to write a paragraph comparing Ms. Honey to another character in 'Matilda', focusing on character traits and contributions to the plot.

I will be able to become a more fluent reader by using expression and pausing

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Hint

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Predict: Why do you suppose Miss Honey lives the way she does?

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Read for Details:

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For how long has Miss Honey been living in the tiny cottage?

a) 2 months

b) 2 years

c) All of her adult life.

Reflect:

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'I was a bright pupil.'" Why didn't Miss Honey attend university?

Connect/Predict:

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:How do you suppose Matilda felt when she learned Miss Trunchbull is the cause of Miss Honey's distress?