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August 2004     Vol.5 Issue 8

Suggested lesson plan for "Kids
link healthy food and fitness"

Possible hard words: Proper names: Jessy Postlewait, Hancock Middle School, Cody Brown, Lori Hartnell, Lemay Center, Eric Paulsen, Daniel McLafferty, Greensfelder Park, Jefferson Barracks
Other words: substitute, beautify, fertilizer, zucchini, cucumbers, hydrated, vegetarian,

BEFORE READING: To assess how easy or difficult a young reader might find the article, have him or her read the list of possible hard words. Help out with any troublesome terms and keep track of how much help you provide. If no more than three items are missed, ask the young reader to read the article silently. If four to six items cause problems, ask the child to read the article aloud to you. If seven or more items call for help, you offer to read the article aloud to the child. In all instances, note that questions will be asked afterward.

DURING READING: For the silent reader, offer to assist with any words if asked for help. For the child reading aloud, provide any troublesome words quickly in order to keep the reading fluent.

AFTER READING: Use questions such as the following to check comprehension and stimulate a discussion of the article.

  1. Give some of the different reasons kids give for attending Fit 'n fun camp.
  2. What is an extra advantage the kids get from working in the Lemay Center garden?
  3. What is not available at the camp for kids to drink?
  4. What are some of the things you do to keep fit and healthy?

 

 


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