What’s the Author’s Point of View ?
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Can You Find the Right Word ?
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Winnie and Her Siblings: Similar or Different ?
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Choose the Right Meaning !
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Find the Characteristics of Winnie the Mouse
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What Do Good Readers Do When They Read?
Good Readers begin their reading with a purpose in mind. Sometimes, readers need to read to find information about a topic. Other times, the reason for reading is for enjoyment. At all times, good readers are active readers. If you were reading a story, you will want to know what the story is about. The
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Deconstructing a Story. Oh So Easy.
Story Structure: Application Story “Being First” Deconstructing a story is easy when you know what to look for. Let’s look at some important parts of a story. When you read or listen to a story, you might find it helpful to record your learning in a graphic organizer. A simple organizer shown below may help
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Quick Way to Write a Smart Retell
Literacy Strategy of Retell You can retell a story by remembering what events happened first, next, then, and last. As you retell a story, you are better able to understand the story structure, story events and the story’s main idea. You will also be able to remember the story better after retelling the story. Here
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Think About the Main Idea and Supporting Details
Main Idea and Supporting Details The main idea is the author’s key message. It is supported with details that usually answer the “W” and “H” questions (who, what, when, where, why, and how). Find the main idea in the beginning of a paragraph in the “topic sentence” . It is sometimes found at the end
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Look for the Main Idea and Supporting Details
Main Idea and Supporting Details The main idea is the author’s key message. It is supported with details that usually answer the “W” and “H” questions (who, what, when, where, why, and how). You can often find the main idea at the beginning of a paragraph in the “topic sentence”. It is sometimes found at
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