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July 2002     Vol.3 Issue 7

Suggested lesson plan for "Florissant
girl very active in community service"

Readability: Sixth grade reading level

Possible hard words: Proper names: Jazzmine Booker, Florissant, Ames School, Carr-Lane Middle School, Temple of Judah Church of god in Christ
Other words: disciplining, solicited, participant, under-privileged, residents

BEFORE READING: There aren't many hard words in this article. Have the young reader go through the list above and help out with any words if help is needed. Then suggest that the child read the article aloud to you and be ready to discuss it afterwards.

DURING READING: Supply and words fairly promptly that impair reading fluency.

AFTER READING: Raise some questions such as the following to check understanding and stimulate discussion.

  1. What did Jazzmine do in order to prepare herself for her father's return home after a heart attack?
  2. Describe Jazzmine's attitude toward becoming an elementary teacher when she is older.
  3. How was Jazzmine's cookie selling ability contrasted with her unwillingness to sing a solo in the choir?
  4. Have you done or are you now doing any community service activities such as Jazzmine does? Describe what you do or might do.

 

 


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