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July 2004     Vol.5 Issue 7

Suggested lesson plan for “Washington
kids help clean riverfront trail”

Possible hard words: Proper names: Jesseca and Dylan Yegge, Katy and Elly Kehl, Dick Stratman, Tamie Yegge, Styrofoam, Iraq
Other words: logo, futuristic, recruited, yuckiest, refuse

BEFORE READING: To help the young reader prepare for reading the article, have him or her read the list of possible hard words. Help out with pronunciations where needed. Ask the young reader to read the article aloud to you and be prepared to discuss it afterwards.

DURING READING: If the reader hesitates on any names or words, provide them fairly quickly in order to keep the reading fluent.

AFTER READING: Use questions to check comprehension and to stimulate discussion. Examples follow.

  1. What was the first step the kids took before starting their clean-up of the trail?
  2. How did the kids assess the effectiveness of their clean-up effort?
  3. How do the kids use the Riverfront Trail?
  4. Have you or your classmates been involved in any clean-up efforts? Why or why not?

 

 


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