Looking at Specific Details in Text
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Table of Contents
- Goals for the lesson
- Specific details activity
- What is close Reading?
- Read Strategy
- Who, What, When, Where, Why, & How
- Short clip
- Practice
- Key questions to remember!
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Goals for this Lesson:
After using these learning materials, learners will be able to....
- Analyze text to find details
- Look at thoughts and actions within the text
- Show skills to understand a story
Let's see what we know! Do the activity on the next page about close reading
What is Close Reading
- To help comprehend text
- To gain a deep understanding of the text
- To know the message presented
- To focus on patterns and detail in the text
- To think critically about the text
R E A D
Re-Read: What is this about?
Extract: How is this organized?
Ask: "What words stand out?"
Decide: What does the text mean?
What we look for
When
Who
Why
What
Where
How
Where we Look!
- Movies
- Books
- Films
- Articles
- ALL TEXT!
Watch this short clip
Think about the who, what, when, where, how, and why!
Review time!
Start
Who?
A young girl
A young boy
Correct!
What?
A young boy, over time, doesn't like space
A young boy, over time, dreams of going to space
Correct!
When?
Over years of time
In a single year
Correct!
Where?
In a classroom
In a town
Correct!
Why?
By selling lemonade, the boy could fly in his rocket
By selling cookies, the boy could go to the zoo
Correct!
How?
By selling lemonade, the young boy was able to achieve his goal in 'flying to space'
By selling cookies, the young boy was able to achieve his goal in 'flying to space'
Correct!
Good job! Now, you have practiced analyzing text!
Return
This will take you back to the beginning of the review if you would like more practice!
Questions we consider as we read text...
- What is the purpose of this text?
- What is the main idea?
- What evidence in the text supports the main idea?
- What are your thoughts?
- How do your thoughts connect to the text?
Now, you're ready to analyze the text! Always keep R.E.A.D in your mind when there is a story being told!
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Transcript
Looking at Specific Details in Text
Click the arrows on the side to go to the next slide!
Table of Contents
- Goals for the lesson
- Specific details activity
- What is close Reading?
- Read Strategy
- Who, What, When, Where, Why, & How
- Short clip
- Practice
- Key questions to remember!
(Click the button in the top left to come back to your table of contents!)Goals for this Lesson:
After using these learning materials, learners will be able to....
Let's see what we know! Do the activity on the next page about close reading
What is Close Reading
R E A D
Re-Read: What is this about?
Extract: How is this organized?
Ask: "What words stand out?"
Decide: What does the text mean?
What we look for
When
Who
Why
What
Where
How
Where we Look!
Watch this short clip
Think about the who, what, when, where, how, and why!
Review time!
Start
Who?
A young girl
A young boy
Correct!
What?
A young boy, over time, doesn't like space
A young boy, over time, dreams of going to space
Correct!
When?
Over years of time
In a single year
Correct!
Where?
In a classroom
In a town
Correct!
Why?
By selling lemonade, the boy could fly in his rocket
By selling cookies, the boy could go to the zoo
Correct!
How?
By selling lemonade, the young boy was able to achieve his goal in 'flying to space'
By selling cookies, the young boy was able to achieve his goal in 'flying to space'
Correct!
Good job! Now, you have practiced analyzing text!
Return
This will take you back to the beginning of the review if you would like more practice!
Questions we consider as we read text...
Now, you're ready to analyze the text! Always keep R.E.A.D in your mind when there is a story being told!