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Make a connection
Make a prediction
Map a Story
Analyze
Ask a Question
Reflect in Writing
Visualize
Sequence
Retell
Re-read
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Setting:
Characters:
Problem:
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Characters Who
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Prediction Prediction
Major Question
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Authors Theme:
Main Characters:
Note: From Classroom strategies for interactive learning, by Doug Buehl,
1995, Schofield, WI: Wisconsin State Reading Association.
Copyright 1995 by the Wisconsin State Reading Association.
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Persons
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Notes about
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Physical
Appearance
Notes about Persons
Family/Growing UP Years
Notes about Persons Education/Work
Experiences
Notes about Persons Problems/Challenges
Notes about Persons Accomplishments
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Conflict
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Antagonist
Point of View
Protagonist Theme
Setting
Climax
Ending
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How did it
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Why did it
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Setting (time?, place?, where?)
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Solution / Resolution
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HOW DIFFERENT?
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Behavior Personality Traits
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Evidence Evidence Evidence
Evidence
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Evidence Evidence
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Trait Trait
Trait Trait
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Event Event
Event Event
Describe the character in the beginning.
Event #1
Event #2
Event #3
Event #4
Event #5
Event #6
Describe the character at the end.
The character feels
The character feels
The character feels
The character feels
The character feels
The character feels
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His statements: His fears:
Others actions toward him:
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Appearance Significance to
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Do you know
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Physical Appearance:
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Thoughts and Words:
Other Characters Thoughts and Feelings:
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Character
Trait 1
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Proof, page #
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Character Trait:
Quote (pg. ___ ) : Explanation:
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Quote (pg. ___ ) : Explanation:
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TITLE OF STORY: ____________________
ASSIGNMENT CHAPTER(S) OR PAGES: _______
Keep a list of characters in the story/novel and use the character trait list to describe each
one. Circle the page and the paragraph that proves these characters have the traits you
mention.
Name: Traits: Page: Paragraph:
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DESCRIPTION FOR _________________
Directions: Place your characters name in the center of the graphic organizer. On the top line of each section of the organizer,
list an essential human attribute your character possesses. On the lines below each attribute, provide pieces of evidence from the
story that exhibit the attributes you have chosen.
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How Alike?
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Items Being Compared
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Example
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Description of Literary Device
Description of Literary Device
Description of Literary Device
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What are four great questions that could
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Initial Understanding
Developing An Interpretation
Making Connections
Critical Stance
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Objects that can fit in a box Things we dont want
Things we can say/do with our voice Words related to money
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1. Before reading, write the word to be learned __________________
2. Brainstorm What is it? What is it like? What are some examples?
3. Graphic Organizer:
Definition: Synonym:
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Vocabulary Word
Sentence: Picture:
1. Before reading, write the word to be learned __________________
2. Brainstorm What is it? What is it like? What are some examples?
3. Graphic Organizer:
Definition: Synonym:
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Sentence: Picture:
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1. Write each word from the chapter vocabulary list in the first column.
2. Read each word as it is used in the above novel before you look it up.
3. Write your guess for the meaning of each word in the column on the right.
4. Look up the word in the dictionary.
5. In the middle column, place the definition of the word which best matches the use of
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Definition
In the book, it is on page ____. Copy the complete sentence below.
Word Part of Speech
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In the book, it is on page ____. Copy the complete sentence below.
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Sentence Written
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Another Way of Saying
This Word (if possible)
My Assumptions
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Related to:
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Hyperbole Exaggerations
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