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BURN strategy
Miss Quimby
BURN Strategy
1. Box the paragraph.
2. Underline key details.
3. Read your details.
4. Note main idea next to
your box.
Goals:
1.Use BURN strategy to help us find main ideas and key details
2. Mark It and Note it to get ready to organize our information
3. Use accountable talk moves when discussing what we read
Good Reader
Tip!
Tip:
No one can remember everything, but if we can remember the Main
Ideas and some Key Details, that will help us remember more about what
we read.
Good
Reader
Tip: GoodTip!
Readers
search for key details
that are clues or pieces
of a puzzle that leads to
main ideas.
Before we start to BURN some
paragraphs,
lets warm-up by looking at Key Details and
try to determine the Main Idea!
Lets
Practice!
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Details
(Clues to the
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Remember: Details are clues that are pieces of a puzzle---The details
tell us about the main idea for a paragraph or section of text.
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Details
a. Living things
(Clues to the
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c. Happy things
d. Four legged
chair
table
c. Types of furniture
Main
Idea
couch
a. Types of cars
b. Types of
Details that support Main Idea
material
c. Types of
furniture
d. Types of
1. Box the paragraph.
2. Underline key details.
3. Read your details.
4. Note main idea next to
your box.
Dinosaurs were all different sizes. Some dinosaurs were smaller than a chicken.
Others weighed as much as 100 tonsmore than 10 times as much as the
largest elephants. Dinosaurs did not have any hair. Their skin had a bumpy or
pebbly surface. Some scientists believe that dinosaurs were gray or green in
color. These colors would have helped the dinosaurs blend in with their
surroundings. Other scientists think that dinosaurs were very colorful. Bright
colors would have helped males get the attention of females.
Can You Guess the Main Idea from the Key Details?
Key Details from Main Idea #1:
Birds that hunt and eat other animals are called birds
of prey. Birds of prey have strong feet with talons, or
claws. They grab their prey with their feet. They also
have sharp, curved beaks. They use their beaks to tear
apart their food. Birds of prey live all over the world.
They live in open prairies, on mountaintops, and in
deserts. A few birds of prey even a.live
Birds of prey live on mountaintops
in cities.
b. Some birds have talons or claws
c. Definition and information about of
birds of prey
d. What the great white shark eats
Warm-up!
Lets see if you can BURN a paragraph
on your own!
Directions:
1. Teacher will hand out several paragraphs
2. On your own, BURN each of the paragraphs
3. Be prepared to share how you BURNed your
paragraph with others.
Directions:
1. Box the paragraph. 1. BURN the paragraph
2. Underline key details. 2. Pair-Share-Compare with
partner
3. Read your details.
3. Shareexplain why you
4. Note main idea next to chose the details and
your
Thebox.
Great White Shark is at the top of themain
foodidea
chain and has few
threats in the ocean. Only Orcas and larger sharks can pose a risk.
The only other risk to the Great White Shark is human interaction.
They are sometimes caught by accident in fishing nets or
intentionally sought out by sport fisherman. Their jaws and fins are
sold for considerable amounts of money.
a. Where the great white
shark lives
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b. How the great white shark We
hunts
c. Types of sharks
Do