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January 2003     Vol.4 Issue 1

 

Suggested lesson plan for "More
citizenship awards for Tori Fenemor"

Readability: Sixth grade reading level

Possible hard words: Proper names: Tori Fenemor, Hardin Middle School, St. Charles, Springfield, Chicago, Kylie Fenemor, Sarah Hodges, Michael Ebert, National Geographic, Missouri Botanical Garden, Washington U
Other words: rebounder, charitable, photo-journalist, perennial

BEFORE READING: Have the young reader read the list of possible hard words. Help out as needed. If no more than three items call for help, ask the child to read the article aloud. If four to six require help, suggest that the child read the article aloud to you. If seven or more items cause a problem, you offer to read the article aloud. Point out that questions will be raised after reading.

DURING READING: For the silent reader, offer help with words if asked for help. For the child reading aloud, supply words fairly promptly in order to keep the reading fluent. If you read the article aloud, model fluent oral reading.

AFTER READING: To check for comprehension and promote discussion, raise questions such as the following.

  1. What are some of her activities and recognition that Tori has received?
  2. Why did she have to cut down on some of her sports that she played?
  3. What does Tori want to study in college and what does she want to do with that education?
  4. Why is Washington University a good choice for a college for Tori?

 

 


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