B o o k s h o p R e a d i n g T e a c h e R ’ s g u i d e
Grade 4 Guided Instructional Reading–Books Pacing Chart/ Scope & Sequence
How to Use This ChartThe Guided Instructional Reading–Books Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence presents a sequenced list
(simple to more complex text gradient) containing each of the 35 Grade 4 leveled readers.
The specific teaching focus from each of the two lesson plan sessions is catalogued under the appro-priate global comprehension strand (e.g., Comprehension Monitoring, Making Inferences, Summarizing/Synthesizing). Focuses have been assigned in a systematic and scaffolded manner, resulting in an effective sequence of instruction for small group guided instructional reading. In addition, the additional instruction featured on page 6 of each lesson plan is summarized.
Use this chart as a quick reference for order of difficulty, genre and text type, teaching focuses, and spe-cific books and text cards at each reading level, and as a guide to instructional options for each individual student. Once specific starting points for instruction are established for each group, the chart enables teachers to navigate multiple instructional pathways (scope & sequence) for small group instruction across the entire year.
Bookshop Grade 4 Guided Instructional Reading–Books Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence
Level Title/Genre/ Text Type Session 1 Focuses Session 2 Focus Reciprocal Reading &
Additional Instruction
Early Established Stage (K – O)
L Why Roadrunners Only Die of Old AgeFiction: Legend
Inference: ConnectionsCombine context with relevant prior knowledge to create personal meaning from textSummarizing & Synthesizing: Summarizing FictionSummarize fiction text by identifying important details (plot ideas, sequence of events, character traits, and other information) and synthesizing into coherent understandings
Summarizing & Synthesizing: Summarizing FictionSummarize fiction text by identifying important details (plot ideas, sequence of events, character traits, and other information) and synthesizing into coherent understandings
Reciprocal Reading (see pp. 88–93)Additional Instruction• Vocabulary: Using new words in
discussion (pounce)• Word Study: Suffix -y• Writing: Write a pourquoi tale
L Dorothea Lange: Photographer With a HeartNonfiction: Biography
Comprehension Monitoring: PredictionsContinue to develop, confirm, or adjust predictions or understandings during readingDetermining Importance: Main IdeaIdentify main idea by determining what is important in text
Determining Importance: Main IdeaIdentify main idea by determining what is important in text
Reciprocal Reading (see pp. 88–93)Additional Instruction• Vocabulary: Compound words
(ferryboat)• Word Study: Greek roots (photo
and graph)• Writing: Write a critical review
M Songs of Dolphin CoveFiction: Fantasy
Inference: Justify inferenceReturn to text to explain and justify inferential thinkingVisualizing: Descriptive Language Link descriptive language in text to personal experience and knowledge to create sensory images to deepen connection with text
Visualizing: Descriptive Language Link descriptive language in text to personal experience and knowledge to create sensory images to deepen connection with text
Reciprocal Reading (see pp. 88–93)Additional Instruction• Vocabulary: Synonyms and antonyms
(dawdled/moved slowly/rushed)• Word Study: Greek and Latin roots
(aqua and mar)• Writing: Use five senses to write
poem or rap
M The Strange Life of the Land Hermit CrabNonfiction: Report
Comprehension Monitoring: PredictionsContinue to develop, confirm, or adjust predictions or understandings during readingQuestioning: Generating questions of selfAsk questions of self by assessing prior knowledge or clarifying overall understandings
Questioning: Generating questions of selfAsk questions of self by assessing prior knowledge or clarifying overall understandings
Reciprocal Reading (see pp. 88–93)Additional Instruction• Vocabulary: Multiple-meaning words
(inches)• Word Study: Suffixes (-like)• Writing: Research another kind of
crab and compare it to the hermit crab
1
2
3 4 5
7
6
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1 Tabs at the top of each spread clearly indicate the contents of each column.
2 The reading level of each book appears in the first column. Books are ordered from easy to hard.
3 Each title is accompanied by its genre and text type in the second column.
4 The global comprehension strategy precedes each teaching focus in Columns 3 and 4.
5 There are two focuses in Session 1. The second of the two repeats in Session 2.
6 Page 6 of every lesson plan includes suggestions for additional targeted instruction in the areas of word study and vocabulary, as well as ideas for writing.
7 Guidelines for adapting the reciprocal reading strategy for any lesson plan appear on pages 88-93 of this guide.
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156 bookshop Reading gRade 4
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Gra
de 4
Gui
ded
Inst
ruct
iona
l Rea
ding
–Boo
ks P
acin
g Ch
art/S
cope
& S
eque
nce
Leve
lTi
tle/
Gen
re/
Text
Typ
eSe
ssio
n 1 F
ocus
esSe
ssio
n 2
Focu
sRe
cipr
ocal
Rea
din
g &
Ad
dit
iona
l Ins
truc
tion
Early
Est
ablis
hed
Stag
e (K
– O
)
LW
hy R
oadr
unne
rs O
nly
Die
of O
ld A
geFi
ctio
n: L
egen
d
Infe
renc
e: C
onne
ctio
nsCo
mbi
ne c
onte
xt w
ith re
leva
nt p
rior k
now
ledg
e to
cr
eate
per
sona
l mea
ning
from
text
Sum
mar
izin
g &
Syn
thes
izin
g: S
umm
arizi
ng F
ictio
nSu
mm
arize
fict
ion
text
by
iden
tifyi
ng im
porta
nt
deta
ils (p
lot i
deas
, seq
uenc
e of
eve
nts,
cha
ract
er
traits
, and
oth
er in
form
atio
n) a
nd s
ynth
esizi
ng in
to
cohe
rent
und
erst
andi
ngs
Sum
mar
izin
g &
Syn
thes
izin
g:
Sum
mar
izing
Fic
tion
Sum
mar
ize fi
ctio
n te
xt b
y id
entif
ying
im
porta
nt d
etai
ls (p
lot i
deas
, seq
uenc
e of
eve
nts,
cha
ract
er tr
aits
, and
oth
er
info
rmat
ion)
and
syn
thes
izing
into
co
here
nt u
nder
stan
ding
s
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Usi
ng n
ew w
ords
in
disc
ussi
on (p
ounc
e)•
Wor
d St
udy:
Suf
fix -y
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
a po
urqu
oi ta
le
LDo
roth
ea L
ange
:
Phot
ogra
pher
With
a
Hear
tNo
nfict
ion:
Bio
grap
hy
Com
preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Pre
dict
ions
Cont
inue
to d
evel
op, c
onfir
m, o
r adj
ust p
redi
ctio
ns
or u
nder
stan
ding
s du
ring
read
ing
Dete
rmin
ing
Impo
rtanc
e: M
ain
Idea
Iden
tify
mai
n id
ea b
y de
term
inin
g w
hat i
s im
porta
nt
in te
xt
Dete
rmin
ing
Impo
rtanc
e: M
ain
Idea
Iden
tify
mai
n id
ea b
y de
term
inin
g w
hat i
s im
porta
nt in
text
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Com
poun
d w
ords
(fe
rryb
oat)
• W
ord
Stud
y: G
reek
root
s (p
hoto
an
d gr
aph)
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
a cr
itica
l rev
iew
MSo
ngs
of D
olph
in C
ove
Fict
ion:
Fan
tasy
Infe
renc
e: J
ustif
y in
fere
nce
Retu
rn to
text
to e
xpla
in a
nd ju
stify
infe
rent
ial t
hink
ing
Visu
aliz
ing:
Des
crip
tive
Lang
uage
Li
nk d
escr
iptiv
e la
ngua
ge in
text
to p
erso
nal
expe
rienc
e an
d kn
owle
dge
to c
reat
e se
nsor
y im
ages
to
dee
pen
conn
ectio
n w
ith te
xt
Visu
aliz
ing:
Des
crip
tive
Lang
uage
Li
nk d
escr
iptiv
e la
ngua
ge in
text
to p
erso
nal
expe
rienc
e an
d kn
owle
dge
to c
reat
e se
nsor
y im
ages
to d
eepe
n co
nnec
tion
with
text
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Syn
onym
s an
d an
tony
ms
(daw
dled
/mov
ed s
low
ly/ru
shed
)•
Wor
d St
udy:
Gre
ek a
nd L
atin
root
s (a
qua
and
mar
)•
Writ
ing:
Use
five
sen
ses
to w
rite
poem
or r
ap
MTh
e St
rang
e Li
fe o
f th
e La
nd H
erm
it Cr
abNo
nfict
ion:
Rep
ort
Com
preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Pre
dict
ions
Cont
inue
to d
evel
op, c
onfir
m, o
r adj
ust p
redi
ctio
ns
or u
nder
stan
ding
s du
ring
read
ing
Ques
tioni
ng:
Gene
ratin
g qu
estio
ns o
f sel
fAs
k qu
estio
ns o
f sel
f by
asse
ssin
g pr
ior k
now
ledg
e or
cla
rifyi
ng o
vera
ll un
ders
tand
ings
Ques
tioni
ng:
Gene
ratin
g qu
estio
ns o
f sel
fAs
k qu
estio
ns o
f sel
f by
asse
ssin
g pr
ior k
now
ledg
e or
cla
rifyi
ng o
vera
ll un
ders
tand
ings
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Mul
tiple
-mea
ning
wor
ds
(inch
es)
• W
ord
Stud
y: S
uffix
es (-
like)
• W
ritin
g: R
esea
rch
anot
her k
ind
of
crab
and
com
pare
it to
the
herm
it cr
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Leve
lTi
tle/
Gen
re/
Text
Typ
eSe
ssio
n 1 F
ocus
esSe
ssio
n 2
Focu
sRe
cipr
ocal
Rea
din
g &
Ad
dit
iona
l Ins
truc
tion
NTe
ddy’
s Be
arNo
nfict
ion:
Exp
lana
tion
Dete
rmin
ing
Impo
rtanc
e: M
ain
Idea
Loca
te d
etai
ls in
text
to s
uppo
rt an
d ju
stify
mai
n id
eaQu
estio
ning
: Ge
nera
te/a
nsw
er q
uest
ions
of t
ext
Gene
rate
que
stio
ns o
f tex
ts a
nd re
ad w
ith a
cle
ar
focu
s to
iden
tify
answ
ers
(exp
licit
or im
plic
it) in
text
Ques
tioni
ng:
Gene
rate
/ans
wer
que
stio
ns
of te
xtGe
nera
te q
uest
ions
of t
exts
and
read
with
a
clea
r foc
us to
iden
tify
answ
ers
(exp
licit
or
impl
icit)
in te
xt
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Ana
lyze
com
mon
ex
pres
sion
s (tr
affic
-sto
pper
)•
Wor
d St
udy:
Suf
fixes
(-fu
l)•
Writ
ing:
Writ
e an
opi
nion
of
Roos
evel
t’s d
ecis
ion
not t
o sh
oot
the
bear
NPe
anut
s! P
eanu
t Bu
tter
!No
nfict
ion:
Rep
ort
Infe
renc
e: P
redi
ctio
nsPr
evie
w te
xt to
act
ivat
e an
d co
nnec
t prio
r kno
wle
dge
to te
xt to
mak
e pr
edic
tions
prio
r to
and/
or d
urin
g re
adin
gCo
mpr
ehen
sion
Mon
itorin
g: I
dent
ify p
urpo
se,
mon
itor s
ucce
ss
Esta
blis
h pu
rpos
e fo
r rea
ding
and
ana
lyze
whe
ther
or
not
pur
pose
was
met
Com
preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Ide
ntify
pu
rpos
e, m
onito
r suc
cess
Es
tabl
ish
purp
ose
for r
eadi
ng a
nd a
naly
ze
whe
ther
or n
ot p
urpo
se w
as m
et
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Usi
ng c
onte
xt c
lues
for
mea
ning
(nut
rient
s)•
Wor
d St
udy:
Pre
fixes
and
suf
fixes
(d
is- a
nd -m
ent)
• W
ritin
g: L
ette
r of g
ratit
ude
to G
. W.
Carv
er
OHo
w to
Be
Nice
(and
Ot
her L
esso
ns I
Didn
’t Le
arn)
Fi
ctio
n: R
ealis
tic F
ictio
n
Com
preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Ide
ntify
pur
pose
; m
onito
r suc
cess
Esta
blis
h a
purp
ose
for r
eadi
ng a
nd a
naly
ze w
heth
er o
r no
t pur
pose
was
met
Dete
rmin
ing
Impo
rtanc
e: M
ain
idea
Iden
tify
mai
n id
ea b
y de
term
inin
g w
hat i
s im
porta
nt
in te
xt (w
hole
boo
k, c
hapt
er, p
assa
ge, o
r tex
t typ
e)
Dete
rmin
ing
Impo
rtanc
e: M
ain
idea
Iden
tify
mai
n id
ea b
y de
term
inin
g w
hat
is im
porta
nt in
text
(who
le b
ook,
cha
pter
, pa
ssag
e, o
r tex
t typ
e)
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Use
con
text
clu
es
(sar
cast
ic)
• W
ord
Stud
y: S
uffix
es•
Writ
ing:
Writ
e ab
out a
tim
e st
uden
ts
felt
unsu
re
OM
ango
’s R
even
ge
Fict
ion:
Ani
mal
Sto
rySu
mm
ariz
ing/
Synt
hesi
zing
: Su
mm
arizi
ng fi
ctio
nSu
mm
arize
fict
ion
by id
entif
ying
impo
rtant
det
ails
and
sy
nthe
sizin
g in
to c
oher
ent u
nder
stan
ding
sDe
term
inin
g Im
porta
nce:
Poi
nt o
f vie
wUn
ders
tand
diff
eren
t poi
nts
of v
iew
or m
ake
judg
men
ts a
bout
a ra
nge
of c
hara
cter
s in
fict
ion
Dete
rmin
ing
Impo
rtanc
e: P
oint
of v
iew
Unde
rsta
nd d
iffer
ent p
oint
s of
vie
w o
r mak
e ju
dgm
ents
abo
ut a
rang
e of
cha
ract
ers
in
fictio
n
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Usi
ng n
ew w
ords
in
diffe
rent
way
s (b
illow
ing)
• W
ord
Stud
y: B
ase
wor
ds•
Writ
ing:
Cre
ate
a ch
arac
ter w
eb fo
r an
anim
al a
nd h
ave
partn
er d
evel
op it
into
a
stor
y
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158 bookshop Reading gRade 4
Leve
lTi
tle/
Gen
re/
Text
Typ
eSe
ssio
n 1 F
ocus
esSe
ssio
n 2
Focu
sRe
cipr
ocal
Rea
din
g &
Ad
dit
iona
l Ins
truc
tion
OTe
a Le
aves
Fi
ctio
n: R
ealis
tic F
ictio
nIn
fere
nce:
Con
nect
ions
Co
mbi
ne co
ntex
t with
rele
vant
prio
r kno
wle
dge t
o cre
ate
pers
onal
mea
ning
from
text
Com
preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Met
acog
nitio
nAc
tivel
y en
gage
in re
adin
g by
reco
gnizi
ng a
nd
atte
ndin
g to
thou
ght p
roce
sses
that
occ
ur b
efor
e,
durin
g, a
nd a
fter r
eadi
ng
Com
preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Met
acog
nitio
nAc
tivel
y eng
age i
n re
adin
g by
reco
gnizi
ng an
d at
tend
ing
to th
ough
t pro
cess
es th
at o
ccur
be
fore
, dur
ing,
and
afte
r rea
ding
(pre
dict
ing,
m
onito
ring
for a
nd re
pairi
ng m
eani
ng
loss
, que
stio
ning
, inf
errin
g, v
isua
lizin
g,
synt
hesi
zing)
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Exa
min
ing
wor
d fa
mili
es
(des
cend
ed)
• W
ord
Stud
y: C
ompo
und
wor
ds•
Writ
ing:
Writ
e a
lette
r to
the
mai
n ch
arac
ter
Esta
blis
hed
Stag
e (O
– T
)
OFa
tima
Fict
ion:
Rea
listic
Fic
tion
Infe
renc
e: C
onne
ctio
nsCo
mbi
ne co
ntex
t with
rele
vant
prio
r kno
wle
dge t
o cre
ate
pers
onal
mea
ning
from
text
Com
preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Pre
dict
ions
Cont
inue
to d
evel
op, c
onfir
m, o
r adj
ust p
redi
ctio
ns
or u
nder
stan
ding
s du
ring
read
ing
Com
preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Pre
dict
ions
Cont
inue
to d
evel
op, c
onfir
m, o
r adj
ust
pred
ictio
ns o
r und
erst
andi
ngs d
urin
g re
adin
g
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Rel
atin
g to
sim
ilar w
ords
(s
tam
mer
ed)
• W
ord
Stud
y: G
reek
and
Lat
in ro
ots
• W
ritin
g: R
ewrit
e st
ory
from
ano
ther
po
int o
f vie
w
OTh
e M
yste
ry o
f the
Ju
bile
e Em
eral
d Fi
ctio
n: M
yste
ry
Ques
tioni
ng:
Gene
rate
/ans
wer
que
stio
ns o
f tex
tGe
nera
te q
uest
ions
of t
ext a
nd re
ad w
ith a
cle
ar fo
cus
to id
entif
y an
swer
s (e
xplic
it or
impl
icit)
in te
xtSu
mm
ariz
ing/
Synt
hesi
zing
: Su
mm
arizi
ng fi
ctio
nSu
mm
arize
fict
ion
text
by
iden
tifyi
ng im
porta
nt
deta
ils a
nd s
ynth
esizi
ng in
to c
oher
ent
unde
rsta
ndin
gs
Sum
mar
izin
g/Sy
nthe
sizi
ng:
Sum
mar
izing
fic
tion
Sum
mar
ize fi
ctio
n te
xt b
y id
entif
ying
im
porta
nt d
etai
ls a
nd s
ynth
esizi
ng in
to
cohe
rent
und
erst
andi
ngs
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
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ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
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finiti
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p. 8
8–93
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Voc
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ds
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ing)
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ompo
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wor
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end
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n 1 F
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n 2
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al R
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p. 8
8–93
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ditio
nal I
nstru
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abul
ary:
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tiple
-mea
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hype
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rent
ial
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
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ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
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Voc
abul
ary:
Usi
ng n
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diffe
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way
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dged
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Pre
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p. 8
8–93
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tiple
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wor
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(ope
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p. 8
8–93
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fixes
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p. 8
8–93
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ditio
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n•
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abul
ary:
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ntex
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es an
d pr
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mer
ge)
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ompo
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wor
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p. 8
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isle
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fixes
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p. 8
8–93
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ditio
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nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
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in
cont
ext (
pers
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poun
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• W
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hoos
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issu
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pr
o an
d co
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gum
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and
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s
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
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ated
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herm
als,
up
draf
t)•
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d St
udy:
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poun
d w
ords
(fi
berg
lass
, sha
tterp
roof
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ing:
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pare
a s
et o
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stio
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r Yv
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te
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tions
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p. 8
8–93
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nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Refi
ning
Mul
tiple
-mea
ning
w
ords
in c
onte
xt (b
rillia
nce)
• W
ord
Stud
y: C
ompo
und
wor
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Writ
ing:
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a po
rtion
of t
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tory
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dven
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of v
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rsta
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proc
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p. 8
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fixes
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fixes
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in
stru
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r an
art o
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tent
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r oth
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rial
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and
criti
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luat
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eir i
nflue
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on
the
read
erSu
mm
ariz
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& S
ynth
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mar
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non
fictio
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non
fictio
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iden
tifyi
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nd re
orga
nizin
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porta
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new
und
erst
andi
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mar
izin
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thes
izin
g:
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mar
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non
fictio
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non
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nd
reor
gani
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impo
rtant
idea
s in
to n
ew
unde
rsta
ndin
gs
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
Mak
ing
wor
d as
soci
atio
ns (p
rota
goni
st, a
ntag
onis
t)•
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d St
udy:
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ek a
nd L
atin
root
s (im
ago)
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
a se
t of s
teps
for p
eer
edito
rs to
follo
w
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proc
al R
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ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Usi
ng n
ew w
ords
in
cont
ext (
stra
tegy
)•
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d St
udy:
Bas
e w
ords
and
suf
fixes
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orig
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copy
for a
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p. 8
8–93
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nstru
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ary:
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tiple
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wor
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ouch
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view
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d w
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shor
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grap
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porta
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nnec
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tivat
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tand
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ned
from
sou
rces
oth
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than
per
sona
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nnec
tions
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ders
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of te
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Conn
ectio
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Text
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ate
unde
rsta
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aine
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m
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r tha
n pe
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xper
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ake
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to d
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Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
Defi
ning
wor
ds in
con
text
(v
anta
ge p
oint
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d St
udy:
Lat
in ro
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ritin
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thre
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urna
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rnic
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phic
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estio
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: Ge
nera
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uest
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ques
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elf b
y ac
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ing
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renc
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ause
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ause
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plie
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renc
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ct re
latio
nshi
ps im
plie
d in
text
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Lin
king
new
wor
ds to
sy
nony
ms
and
anto
nym
s (s
umm
on)
• W
ord
Stud
y: P
refix
es•
Writ
ing:
Writ
e a
diar
y en
try
for o
ne
char
acte
r
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lTi
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re/
Text
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ssio
n 1 F
ocus
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ssio
n 2
Focu
sRe
cipr
ocal
Rea
din
g &
Ad
dit
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truc
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ion:
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toric
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akin
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nnec
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: Te
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plot
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des
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proc
al R
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ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
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omat
ic e
xpre
ssio
ns
(in th
e sa
me
boat
)•
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d St
udy:
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fixes
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ewrit
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e st
ory
as a
pla
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d pe
rfor
m it
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w to
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our O
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ness
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nfict
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cedu
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rate
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f tex
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nera
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tify
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licit
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izin
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mar
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Ana
lyze
com
mon
ex
pres
sion
s (g
rindi
ng a
way
)•
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d St
udy:
Gre
ek a
nd L
atin
root
s•
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ing:
Writ
e a
pers
uasi
ve le
tter
seek
ing
inve
stor
s in
you
r new
bus
ines
s
RFa
cts
on F
ilm:
How
to
Mak
e a
Docu
men
tary
Nonfi
ctio
n: P
roce
dure
Infe
renc
e: C
onne
ctio
nsCo
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ne c
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leva
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rior k
now
ledg
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cr
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per
sona
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from
text
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text
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nfict
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olog
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nd d
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ing
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Eas
ily c
onfu
sed
wor
ds
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ct, e
ffect
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d St
udy:
Suf
fixes
• W
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g: P
repa
re q
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ions
for a
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terv
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for a
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umen
tary
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shin
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roug
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ow:
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dita
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ctio
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s to
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tify
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licit
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plic
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text
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rmin
ing
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rtanc
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taki
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trate
gies
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note
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trate
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cord
mai
n id
eas,
su
ppor
ting
deta
ils, r
elev
ant b
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taki
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stra
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reco
rd m
ain
idea
s, su
ppor
ting
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elev
ant b
ackg
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que
stio
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Usi
ng pr
ior k
now
ledg
e and
co
ntex
t (m
akes
hift)
• W
ord
Stud
y: S
uffix
es•
Writ
ing:
Writ
e a
wan
t ad
for a
dog
sle
d m
ushe
r
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Typ
eSe
ssio
n 1 F
ocus
esSe
ssio
n 2
Focu
sRe
cipr
ocal
Rea
din
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Ad
dit
iona
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truc
tion
RKi
ds Y
ou O
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to
Know
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nfict
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Bio
grap
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Mak
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ectio
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Text
-to-s
elf
Link
to p
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con
stru
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eani
ng a
nd
deep
en u
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stan
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preh
ensi
on M
onito
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Ide
ntify
pur
pose
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onito
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cess
Esta
blis
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purp
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for r
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preh
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purp
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nd a
naly
ze
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ther
or n
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urpo
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as m
et
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Exa
min
ing
wor
ds in
co
ntex
t (he
mat
olog
y)•
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d St
udy:
Suf
fixes
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
a sh
ort b
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ipSi
des:
Sho
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n En
ergy
So
urce
s Th
at E
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ger
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als?
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ctio
n: P
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asiv
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Visu
aliz
ing:
Fac
t and
opi
nion
Dist
ingu
ish
betw
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fact
and
opi
nion
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mar
izin
g &
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thes
izin
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ross
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un
ders
tand
ings
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hesi
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porta
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atio
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und
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reat
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ross
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ders
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porta
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form
atio
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oss
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s to
cre
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new
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ders
tand
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
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ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
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ic-s
peci
fic v
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ular
y (g
loba
l-war
min
g w
ords
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d St
udy:
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ek ro
ots
(ther
m,
hydr
o)•
Writ
ing:
Ans
wer
que
stio
ns a
bout
the
book
and
sta
te o
pini
on o
f top
ic
RAn
gel I
slan
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nfict
ion:
Rep
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Mak
ing
Conn
ectio
ns:
Text
-to-s
elf/w
orld
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ingu
ish
betw
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fact
and
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nion
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mar
izin
g/Sy
nthe
sizi
ng:
Com
pare
and
con
trast
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tify
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ilarit
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and
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renc
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text
or
acro
ss te
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eepe
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tand
ing
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mar
izin
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nthe
sizi
ng:
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pare
and
co
ntra
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entif
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ies a
nd d
iffer
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s with
in te
xt
or a
cros
s te
xts
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eepe
n un
ders
tand
ing
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
Top
ic-s
peci
fic w
ords
(im
mig
ratio
n, d
iscr
imin
atio
n, p
reju
dice
)•
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d St
udy:
Affi
xes
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
a sp
eech
co
mm
emor
atin
g th
e im
mig
rant
s
of A
ngel
Isla
nd
SA
Glin
t of G
old
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ion:
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tery
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renc
e: T
ext t
o te
xtLi
nk fe
atur
es o
f tex
t to
know
ledg
e of
text
s (te
xt
type
s, p
lot l
ines
, fea
ture
s, s
truct
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) to
deep
en
unde
rsta
ndin
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truct
ure:
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tion
stor
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tory
stru
ctur
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fict
ion
text
s in
or
der t
o pr
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t, co
nstru
ct m
eani
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nd d
eepe
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tand
ing
Text
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ictio
n st
ory
stru
ctur
eUs
e el
emen
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f sto
ry s
truct
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in fi
ctio
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xts
in o
rder
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, an
d de
epen
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proc
al R
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ee p
p. 8
8–93
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ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
Wor
ds w
ith m
ultip
le
defin
ition
s (d
umbf
ound
ed)
• W
ord
Stud
y: P
refix
es (d
is-)
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
e-m
ails
from
Nat
alie
an
d Au
stin
to th
eir m
othe
r
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Focu
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Rea
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Ad
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read
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and
atte
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pen
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ndin
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Reci
proc
al R
eadi
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ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Con
cept
-rel
ated
wor
ds
(hon
or)
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ord
Stud
y: S
uffix
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ing:
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earc
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d w
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abou
t the
or
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of s
tude
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r fam
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nts
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gmen
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s pa
rt of
per
sona
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spon
se w
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esta
blis
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indi
vidu
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oint
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vie
w
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proc
al R
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ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Int
egra
te co
ntex
t clu
es an
d pr
ior k
now
ledg
e (in
furia
ting)
• W
ord
Stud
y: U
sing
a th
esau
rus
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ritin
g: W
rite
a cr
itica
l rev
iew
of
the
book
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ith C
oura
ge: S
even
W
omen
Who
Cha
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a No
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Bio
grap
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Text
Stru
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text
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nfict
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text
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hron
olog
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ause
an
d ef
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nt o
f vie
w, i
nten
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stru
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te to
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side
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xper
ienc
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akin
g te
xt-to
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nect
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eani
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proc
al R
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ee p
p. 8
8–93
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ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Syn
onym
s (s
cand
al)
• W
ord
Stud
y: B
ase
wor
ds•
Writ
ing:
Sum
mar
ize th
e ac
com
plis
hmen
ts o
f one
wom
an in
th
e bo
ok
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ipSi
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e Be
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side
ntia
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rm L
imits
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nfict
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suas
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Conn
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Text
-to-s
elf/w
orld
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iate
bet
wee
n fa
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pini
onSu
mm
ariz
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Synt
hesi
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: Cr
oss-
text
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ders
tand
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porta
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form
atio
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ss te
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to c
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rmat
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ndin
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s te
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reat
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w
unde
rsta
ndin
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Reci
proc
al R
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ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
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abul
ary:
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mon
exp
ress
ions
(la
me
duck
)•
Wor
d St
udy:
Suf
fixes
• W
ritin
g: C
hoos
e a si
de in
this
argu
men
t an
d w
rite
a pe
rsua
sive
opi
nion
pie
ce
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ith O
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ky A
bove
Us
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ctio
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: Ge
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of a
utho
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k qu
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f aut
hor t
o un
ders
tand
aut
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bia
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purp
ose,
or p
oint
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iew
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fere
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se a
nd e
ffect
Infe
r cau
se-a
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rela
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renc
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ause
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effe
ctIn
fer c
ause
-and
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ct re
latio
nshi
ps im
plie
d in
text
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proc
al R
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ee p
p. 8
8–93
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ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary
• W
ord
Stud
y•
Writ
ing
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Text
Typ
eSe
ssio
n 1 F
ocus
esSe
ssio
n 2
Focu
sRe
cipr
ocal
Rea
din
g &
Ad
dit
iona
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truc
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SAm
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Fore
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and
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dlan
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Visu
aliz
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lang
uage
Link
des
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angu
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erie
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mpr
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sion
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itorin
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Rere
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cla
rify
mea
ning
or c
once
pts
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preh
ensi
on M
onito
ring:
Rer
eadi
ngRe
read
to c
larif
y m
eani
ng o
r con
cept
sRe
cipr
ocal
Rea
ding
(see
pp.
88–
93)
Addi
tiona
l Ins
truct
ion
• V
ocab
ular
y: U
sing
wor
ds in
diff
eren
t co
ntex
ts (v
arie
ty)
• W
ord
Stud
y: C
ompa
rativ
e ad
ject
ives
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
abou
t a re
al o
r im
agin
ed
hike
in a
fore
st; w
rite
a po
em a
bout
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rest
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tree
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Conn
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Text
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Link
feat
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of t
ext t
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owle
dge
of te
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type
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plot
line
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truct
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rary
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Anal
yze
use
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uch
as fi
gura
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lang
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thm
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me,
pat
tern
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petit
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urat
ive
lang
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tern
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atio
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nom
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onan
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imag
ery,
repe
titio
n
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Syn
onym
s (s
aunt
ered
)•
Wor
d St
udy:
Mul
ti-sy
llabi
c w
ords
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
a pa
ragr
aph
or
desc
riptio
n us
ing
spec
ified
lite
rary
de
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s
TM
ashe
r & C
rash
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tboa
rd A
dven
ture
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ion:
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ence
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aliz
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iles,
met
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rs, p
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atio
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hype
rbol
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entif
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d un
ders
tand
the
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met
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nd h
yper
bole
in
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text
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fere
nce:
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aren
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of k
now
n/un
know
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late
to te
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de p
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nal e
xper
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mak
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text
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onne
ctio
ns to
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stru
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eani
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renc
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war
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kno
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unkn
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te to
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per
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l exp
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nce
by
mak
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text
-to-te
xt c
onne
ctio
ns to
con
stru
ct
mea
ning
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary
• W
ord
Stud
y•
Writ
ing
TFo
g Va
lley
Fict
ion:
Adv
entu
reDe
term
inin
g Im
porta
nce:
Not
e-ta
king
(mai
n id
eas,
su
ppor
ting
deta
ils, q
uest
ions
) Us
e no
te-ta
king
stra
tegi
es to
reco
rd m
ain
idea
s,
supp
ortin
g de
tails
, rel
evan
t bac
kgro
und
know
ledg
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and
ques
tions
Infe
renc
e: T
ext t
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lfLi
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per
sona
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erie
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to c
onst
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mea
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an
d de
epen
und
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andi
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renc
e: T
ext t
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lfLi
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per
sona
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to c
onst
ruct
m
eani
ng a
nd d
eepe
n un
ders
tand
ing
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proc
al R
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ee p
p. 8
8–93
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ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
nVo
cabu
lary
: Us
e ne
w w
ords
in
sent
ence
s (jo
stlin
g)W
ord
Stud
y: P
refix
es (o
ver-
)W
ritin
g: W
rite
an a
dditi
onal
cha
pter
for
the
book
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eSe
ssio
n 1 F
ocus
esSe
ssio
n 2
Focu
sRe
cipr
ocal
Rea
din
g &
Ad
dit
iona
l Ins
truc
tion
TSa
gebr
ush
and
Pain
tbru
sh:
The
Stor
y of
Cha
rlie
Russ
ell,
the
Cow
boy
Artis
t No
nfict
ion:
Bio
grap
hy
Dete
rmin
ing
Impo
rtanc
e: M
ain
idea
Loca
te d
etai
ls in
text
to s
uppo
rt an
d ju
stify
mai
n id
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g Co
nnec
tions
: Te
xt-to
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ldAc
tivat
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ders
tand
ings
gai
ned
from
sou
rces
oth
er
than
per
sona
l exp
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nce
to m
ake
text
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orld
co
nnec
tions
to d
eepe
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ders
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Mak
ing
Conn
ectio
ns:
Text
-to-w
orld
Activ
ate
unde
rsta
ndin
gs g
aine
d fro
m
sour
ces
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r tha
n pe
rson
al e
xper
ienc
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m
ake
text
-to-w
orld
con
nect
ions
to d
eepe
n un
ders
tand
ing
of te
xt
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Usi
ng n
ew w
ords
in
diffe
rent
con
text
s (r
eser
vatio
ns)
• W
ord
Stud
y: M
ultip
le-m
eani
ng w
ords
• W
ritin
g: W
rite t
he st
ory o
ne o
f Rus
sell’s
pa
intin
gs te
lls
TFl
ipSi
des:
Are
Or
gani
zed
Spor
ts
Bett
er fo
r Kid
s Th
an
Pick
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Gam
es?
No
nfict
ion:
Per
suas
ive
Mak
ing
Conn
ectio
ns:
Text
-to-s
elf/w
orld
Dist
ingu
ish
betw
een
fact
and
opi
nion
Mak
ing
Conn
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late
to te
xt o
utsi
de p
erso
nal e
xper
ienc
e by
mak
ing
text
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ctio
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con
stru
ct m
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late
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xt o
utsi
de p
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nal e
xper
ienc
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m
akin
g te
xt-to
-text
con
nect
ions
to c
onst
ruct
m
eani
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proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Wor
ds in
con
text
(b
leac
hers
)•
Wor
d St
udy:
Suf
fixes
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
a pe
rsua
sive
ess
ay
TAt
las
of E
ndan
gere
d Sp
ecie
s No
nfict
ion:
Ref
eren
ce
Text
Stru
ctur
e: N
onfic
tion
text
stru
ctur
esUs
e no
nfict
ion
text
stru
ctur
es (c
hron
olog
y, c
ause
an
d ef
fect
, poi
nt o
f vie
w, i
nten
t) to
pre
dict
, con
stru
ct
mea
ning
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dee
pen
unde
rsta
ndin
gSu
mm
ariz
ing/
Synt
hesi
zing
: Te
xt fe
atur
esIn
terp
ret v
isua
l inf
orm
atio
n in
non
fictio
n, s
uch
as
diag
ram
s, p
hoto
grap
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nd p
roce
ss s
teps
, and
link
w
ith te
xt to
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ngs
Sum
mar
izin
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nthe
sizi
ng:
Text
feat
ures
Inte
rpre
t vis
ual in
form
atio
n in n
onfic
tion,
such
as
diag
ram
s, ph
otog
raph
s, an
d pro
cess
step
s,
and
link w
ith te
xt to
form
new
und
erst
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ngs
Reci
proc
al R
eadi
ng (s
ee p
p. 8
8–93
)Ad
ditio
nal I
nstru
ctio
n•
Voc
abul
ary:
Con
cept
-rel
ated
wor
ds
(ext
inct
ion,
end
ange
red,
thre
aten
ed,
etc.
)•
Wor
d St
udy:
Bas
e w
ords
• W
ritin
g: W
rite
a de
taile
d re
port
abou
t an
end
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red
anim
al
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rill R
ides
! All
Abou
t Ro
ller C
oast
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ctio
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xpla
natio
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Com
preh
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on M
onito
ring:
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e-ta
king
stra
tegi
esUs
e no
te-ta
king
stra
tegi
es to
reco
rd m
ain
idea
s,
supp
ortin
g de
tails
, rel
evan
t bac
kgro
und
know
ledg
e,
and
ques
tions
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renc
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utho
r pur
pose
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entif
y in
tent
, bia
s, p
urpo
se, o
r oth
er a
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Grade 4 Small Group Guided Instructional Reading– Text Cards Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence
How to Use This ChartThe Guided Instructional Reading–Text Cards Pacing Chart/Scope & Sequence presents a sequenced list
(simple to more complex text gradient) containing each of the 28 Grade 4 InfoPairs nonfiction leveled text cards.
The specific teaching focus for each of the three lesson plan sessions is catalogued under the card num-ber, title, genre, and text type. Focuses have been assigned in a systematic manner, resulting in an effective sequence of instruction in the nonfiction genre for small group guided instructional reading. In addition, topics for vocabulary and word work are indicated in Sessions 2 and 3.
Use this chart as a quick reference for order of difficulty, text types, teaching focuses, and specific text cards at each reading level, and as a guide to instructional options for each individual student. To find InfoPairs text cards sorted by teaching focus or global comprehension strategy, refer to the Small Group Guided Reading Instructional Focus Chart.
Level Session 1 Session 2 Session 3O/P Card 1A: Masks: A Southwestern Native
American TraditionNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Ask questions of self by accessing prior knowledge in order to clarifying overall understandings
Card 1B: Preserving Pacific Northwest History Through TotemsNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Interpret visual information in nonfiction, such as graphs, diagrams, photographs, and tables, and link with text to form new understandingsVocabulary: replicas and house frontal pole
Cards 1A and 1BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Affixes
O/P Card 2A: SIT! Your Puppy’s First CommandNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Use nonfiction text structures (chronology, cause and effect, point of view, intent) to predict, construct meaning, and deepen understanding
Card 2B: What Dogs KnowNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Locate details in the text to support and justify main ideaVocabulary: adaptive
Cards 2A and 2BTeaching Focus: Identify similarities and differences within texts or across texts to deepen understandingWord Work: Root words and affixes
O/P Card 3A: A Water Supply Emergency Plan for the City of Preito, NevadaNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Actively engage in reading by recognizing and attending to thought processes that occur before, during, and after reading (predicting, monitoring for and repairing meaning loss, questioning, inferring, visualizing, synthesizing)
Card 3B: Smoking Out Forest FiresNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Continue to develop, confirm, or adjust predictions or understandings during readingVocabulary: arson
Cards 3A and 3BTeaching Focus: Relate to text outside personal experience by making text-to-text connections to construct meaningWord Work: Compound words
O/P Card 4A: Young Ruby Bridges Steps Into HistoryNonfiction: BiographyTeaching Focus: Make critical judgments as part of personal response when establishing individual point of view
Card 4B: Ruby Bridges: Reflecting Back on 50 YearsNonfiction: MemoirTeaching Focus: Combine context with relevant prior knowledge to create personal meaning from textVocabulary: segregate
Cards 4A and 4BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Latin roots
O/P Card 5A: Jan Matzeliger Shoes the MassesNonfiction: BiographyTeaching Focus: Activate understandings gained from sources other than personal experience to make text-to-world connections to deepen understanding of text
Card 5B: Henry Ford: Getting America RollingNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Reread to clarify meaning or conceptsVocabulary: “the great multitude”
Cards 5A and 5BTeaching Focus: Identify similarities and differences within texts or across texts to deepen understandingWord Work: Latin roots
Q/R Card 6A: Settling the Might Misi SipiNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Identify the main idea by determining what is important in text
Card 6B: Saving the Columbia River SalmonNonfiction: TransactionalTeaching Focus: Infer cause-and-effect relationships implied in textVocabulary: hydroelectric
Cards 6A and 6B)Teaching Focus: Identify similarities and differences within texts or across texts to deepen understandingWord Work: Compound words
Q/R Card 7A: Precious StonesNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Link descriptive language in text to personal experience and knowledge to create sensory images to deepen connection with text
Card 7B: Ten Fun Facts About FossilsNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Ask questions of self by accessing prior knowledge to clarify overall understandingsVocabulary: petrified
Cards 7A and 7BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Greek roots
Bookshop Grade 4 Guided Instructional Reading–Text Cards Pacing Chart / Scope & Sequence
1 Tabs at the top of each page clearly indicate the contents of each column of the chart.
2 The reading level of each pair of text cards appears in the first column. Text cards are ordered from easy to hard.
3 Each text card is accompanied by its number, genre, and text type in Columns 2 and 3.
4 There is a different specific teaching focus for each session of the guided instructional reading lesson plan.
5 The Session 3 focus is for cross-text instruction using both cards.
6 Topics for word work and vocabulary are noted.
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Level Session 1 Session 2 Session 3O/P Card 1A: Masks: A Southwestern Native
American TraditionNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Ask questions of self by accessing prior knowledge in order to clarifying overall understandings
Card 1B: Preserving Pacific Northwest History Through TotemsNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Interpret visual information in nonfiction, such as graphs, diagrams, photographs, and tables, and link with text to form new understandingsVocabulary: replicas and house frontal pole
Cards 1A and 1BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Affixes
O/P Card 2A: SIT! Your Puppy’s First CommandNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Use nonfiction text structures (chronology, cause and effect, point of view, intent) to predict, construct meaning, and deepen understanding
Card 2B: What Dogs KnowNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Locate details in the text to support and justify main ideaVocabulary: adaptive
Cards 2A and 2BTeaching Focus: Identify similarities and differences within texts or across texts to deepen understandingWord Work: Root words and affixes
O/P Card 3A: A Water Supply Emergency Plan for the City of Preito, NevadaNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Actively engage in reading by recognizing and attending to thought processes that occur before, during, and after reading (predicting, monitoring for and repairing meaning loss, questioning, inferring, visualizing, synthesizing)
Card 3B: Smoking Out Forest FiresNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Continue to develop, confirm, or adjust predictions or understandings during readingVocabulary: arson
Cards 3A and 3BTeaching Focus: Relate to text outside personal experience by making text-to-text connections to construct meaningWord Work: Compound words
O/P Card 4A: Young Ruby Bridges Steps Into HistoryNonfiction: BiographyTeaching Focus: Make critical judgments as part of personal response when establishing individual point of view
Card 4B: Ruby Bridges: Reflecting Back on 50 YearsNonfiction: MemoirTeaching Focus: Combine context with relevant prior knowledge to create personal meaning from textVocabulary: segregate
Cards 4A and 4BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Latin roots
O/P Card 5A: Jan Matzeliger Shoes the MassesNonfiction: BiographyTeaching Focus: Activate understandings gained from sources other than personal experience to make text-to-world connections to deepen understanding of text
Card 5B: Henry Ford: Getting America RollingNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Reread to clarify meaning or conceptsVocabulary: “the great multitude”
Cards 5A and 5BTeaching Focus: Identify similarities and differences within texts or across texts to deepen understandingWord Work: Latin roots
Q/R Card 6A: Settling the Might Misi SipiNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Identify the main idea by determining what is important in text
Card 6B: Saving the Columbia River SalmonNonfiction: TransactionalTeaching Focus: Infer cause-and-effect relationships implied in textVocabulary: hydroelectric
Cards 6A and 6B)Teaching Focus: Identify similarities and differences within texts or across texts to deepen understandingWord Work: Compound words
Q/R Card 7A: Precious StonesNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Link descriptive language in text to personal experience and knowledge to create sensory images to deepen connection with text
Card 7B: Ten Fun Facts About FossilsNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Ask questions of self by accessing prior knowledge to clarify overall understandingsVocabulary: petrified
Cards 7A and 7BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Greek roots
Bookshop Grade 4 Guided Instructional Reading–Text Cards Pacing Chart / Scope & Sequence
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Bookshop Grade 4 Guided Instructional Reading–Text Cards Pacing Chart / Scope & Sequence (cont.)
Level Session 1 Session 2 Session 3Q/R Card 8A: Circling Crater Rim Drive
Nonfiction: Virtual TourTeaching Focus: Generate questions of texts and read with a clear focus to identify answers (explicit and implicit) in text
Card 8B: The Hawaiian HotspotNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Summarize nonfiction by identifying and reorganizing important ideas and information into new understandingsVocabulary: seamount
Cards 8A and 8BTeaching Focus: Relate to text outside personal experience by making text-to-text connections to construct meaningWord Work: Hawaiian language
Q/R Card 9A: The Big CheeseNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Analyze use of literary devices such as figurative language, rhythm, rhyme, pattern, alliteration, onomatopoeia, assonance, imagery, and repetition
Card 9B: A Reflection by Harriet Robinson: New England Mill GirlNonfiction: MemoirTeaching Focus: Locate details in text to support and justify the main ideaVocabulary: millgirls
Cards 9A and 9BTeaching Focus: Relate to text outside personal experience by making text-to-text connections to construct meaning Word Work: Latin roots
Q/R Card 10A: Fuel for Your Growing BodyNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Interpret visual information in nonfiction, such as graphs, diagrams, photographs, and tables, and link with text to form new understandings
Card 10B: Nutrition Facts: Debating Junk FoodNonfiction: Transactional Teaching Focus: Distinguish between fact and opinionVocabulary: epidemic
Cards 10A and 10BTeaching Focus: Identify similarities and differences within texts or across texts to deepen understandingWord Work: Latin roots
S/T Card 11A: Is There a Horse in Elise’s Future? Preparing a BudgetNonfiction: ProcedureTeaching Focus: Use note-taking strategies to record main ideas, supporting details, relevant background knowledge, and questions
Card 11B: Credit Card PerilsNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Establish a purpose for reading and analyze whether or not the purpose was metVocabulary: credit and debit
Cards 11A and 11BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Latin roots
S/T Card 12A: How Meteorologists Forecast the WeatherNonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Interpret visual information in nonfiction, such as graphs, diagrams, photographs, and tables, and link with text to form new understandings
Card 12B: Storm Chasers and Tornado ForecastersNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Preview text to activate and connect to prior knowledge to make predictions prior to or during readingVocabulary: ominously
Cards 12A and 12BTeaching Focus: Relate to text outside personal experience by making text-to-text connections to construct meaningWord Work: Greek roots
S/T Card 13A: Graphing Immigration to AmericaNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Interpret visual information in nonfiction, such as graphs and diagrams, and link with text to form new understandings
Card 13B: The Faces of New York CityNonfiction: ReportTeaching Focus: Identify intent, bias, purpose, or other authorial devices and critically evaluate their influence on the readerVocabulary: ethnic
Cards 13A and 13BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Latin roots
S/T Card 14A: Wind Power!Nonfiction: ExplanationTeaching Focus: Interpret visual information in nonfiction, such as graphs and diagrams, and link with text to form new understandings
Card 14B: NIMBY or YIMBY?Nonfiction: MemoirTeaching Focus: Analyze use of literary devices such as figurative language, rhythm, rhyme, pattern, alliteration, onomatopoeia, assonance, imagery, and repetitionVocabulary: black lung diseas
Cards 14A and 14BTeaching Focus: Synthesize important information or understandings across texts to create new understandingsWord Work: Latin roots
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