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Grade 6, Reading and Language Arts
Standard #:  9 
Apply strategies appropriate to the type of material, including setting purposes for reading and making generalizations, to comprehend sixth-grade literary and recreational materials.
  • Using prior knowledge

  • Setting purposes for reading

  • Interpreting author’s meaning

  • Confirming the author’s message

  • Making generalizations

  • Interpreting characters’ behaviors


Lesson Plans:

Critical Media Literacy
Critically analyzing popular television programs.

Review Basketball
Using paper basketballs to help with comprehension of classroom readings

Life-Size Characters 
Creating visual representation of characters for character analysis

Using the Check and Line Method to Enhance Reading Comprehension
Students will complete assigned reading, relate prior knowledge to the reading, comprehend the reading, and retain new information.

 

 

Resources:

Glencoe/McGraw-Hill The Nightingale and the Rose  Interactive reading lesson

Mobile Register Newsroom  For current news reports

Comparing Characters Using a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast characters

Story Board Using a graphic organizer to assist in sequencing of events

Suggestions for English Language Learners:

ESL Ideas        (B=Beginning, I=Intermediate, T=Transitional)
(B) For non-speaking ESL students, see Language Guide for an on-line picture dictionary with pronunciations for English practice.  See Logos Translator Site or Universal Dictionary for translation resources.
(B) Students demonstrate understanding by drawing or listing words to a guided reading activity.
(B) Teacher labels common classroom furniture and school items.  Student reads the labels aloud with assistance.
(B, I) Students locate and list key words before the teacher presents new print material.
(B, I, T)  Students play word games, such as
Word Confusion to develop skills.
(B, I, T) Students copy or create a map of the school then write and read the appropriate labels.
 

 

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