COMPREHENSION AND SKILL ACTIVITY, MY BOOK JOURNALENTRY 1COMPREHENSION PROCESSESRemember, Understand, Apply, CreateWRITING TRAITSIdeas and ContentWord ChoiceConventions—Complete Sentence,Capital, PeriodPresentationIdentifying—Main CharacterUsing Graphic Organizer; Describing—Character Traits (Characterization)IllustratingGenerating Ideas; Using Vocabulary—speechless, distressedPROCEDURESFor each step, demonstrate and guidepractice, as needed. Then have studentscomplete the page independently.1. Main Character: AnsweringQuestion (Item 1)<strong>Unit</strong> <strong>19</strong>Entry1(2 of 2)1 Who is the main character?Chapter 1The Big Bulletin BoardFlat Stanley2 Draw a picture of Flat Stanley in the circle. Then write words that describe him.flatcheerfulticklyIf I woke up as flat as a pancake, I would . . .be surprised and speechless.Try to use asnazzy word:distressedspeechlessamazedWrite two things you would do if you were as flat as a pancake. Write at leastone sentence.If I were flat, I would slide under doors andwear different clothes.2. Characterization: Web,Illustrating—SpecificInstructions (Item 2)• Have students write wordsor phrases that describethe character.• Have students draw a picture of the character.Checkand CorrectRead your answers. Do your answers make sense?Did you use your best handwriting?74 © 2009 Sopris West Educational Services. All Rights Reserved.263. Personal Response: Creative Writing—Specific Instructions• Have students write a paragraph about what they would do if they woke up flat asa pancake.• Think aloud with students and have students brainstorm possible answers with partners.Say something like:Look at the sign that the bird is holding. Read it.(Try to use a snazzy word: distressed, speechless, amazed)[Jasmine], what does speechless mean? (You are so surprised, you can’t talk.)Yes, so I could use that snazzy word and complete the sentence. “If I woke up as flat as apancake, I would be surprised and speechless.”Read the next directions. (Write two things you would do if you were as flat as a pancake . . . )Let’s see. I think I would see if I could stand up. Then I think I would do a little dance to see ifI was okay. So my answer would read, “If I woke up as flat as a pancake, I would be speechless.First I would stand up. Then I would do a little dance to see if I was okay.”Partner 1, tell Partner 2 what you might write.Partner 2, tell Partner 1 what you might write.
COMPREHENSION AND SKILL ACTIVITY 1STORY COMPREHENSIONCOMPREHENSION PROCESSESRemember, Understand, Apply,Analyze<strong>Unit</strong> <strong>19</strong> Activity 1Use after Exercise 1 and Chapter 1Name _________________________________Identifying—Character Traits(Characterization)Using Graphic Organizer,Distinguishing Cause/EffectStory ComprehensionThe Big Bulletin Board1 At the beginning of the chapter, the author introduced us to Stanley Lambchop.Stanley Lambchop is . . .Check all correct descriptions.the main character.the boy who became flat.the owner of a dog named Lambchop.Arthur’s older brother.2 Cause and Effect: Complete the box to tell how Stanley became flat.Action/CauseA hugebulletin boardoutcome/Effect: What happenedto stanley?Stanley became flat.fell on Stanley.Identifying—WhatIdentifying—Character Traits(Characterization), Locating Information3 Mrs. Lambchop took Stanley to the doctor. The doctor said Stanley needed to . . .take medicine. be watched. stay home.4 The nurse took Stanley’s measurements. Stanley is . . .4• feet tall• about a foot wide• half an inchthickLook at the ruler. Find the mark for half an inch. That is how thick Stanley is.© 2009 Sopris West Educational Services. All Rights Reserved.81PROCEDURESFor each step, demonstrate and guide practice, as needed. Then have students complete thepage independently.1. Selection Response—Basic Instructions (Items 1, 3)Have students read the sentence starters, then fill in the bubble or check the blanks withthe correct answer.2. Cause and Effect: Sequence Chart, Sentence Completion—Specific Instructions(Item 2)Have students read the directions and complete the chart.3. Characterization: Answering Questions—Specific Instructions (Item 4)Have students fill in Stanley’s measurements. Remind them to look back in their book ifthey need to.Self-monitoringHave students check and correct their work.27
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