Kids' StuffFun and GamesPast StoriesResourcesYour TurnFor Adultsicon

St. Louis' Webzine for Kids


Background About...

Website
Lesson Plans
Reading Theory
Comprehension
Math Puzzler


Lesson Plans

Forest Park
Conservation
Holiday Art
Books
2005 Final 4
Sports
Entertainment
Profile

All Lesson Plans


Kids' Stories

Regular Features

Math Puzzler
St. Louis History
Things To Do
Fun & Games
     Answers

News Stories

Forest Park
Conservation
Holiday Art
Books
2005 Final 4
Sports
Entertainment
Profile

All News Stories


Your Turn

 


September 2004     Vol.5 Issue 9

Suggested lesson plan for "'Madness'
lessons lead up to men's tourney"

Possible hard words: Proper names: San Antonio, Newton's 3rd Law of Physics, Sculpting Motion
Other words: customized, preview, ratio, percentages, reaction, 3-dimensional, principles

BEFORE READING: To help the young reader anticipate some of the vocabulary to be met in the article, have him or her read the short list of possible hard words. Help out where needed. Afterward, ask the child to read the article aloud to you and be prepared to respond to questions about it.

DURING READING: Quickly supply any words that seem to be impairing fluency.

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

  1. What do the Middle School Madness activities serve to preview?
  2. What are some of the activities expected to be open to kids during the Middle School Madness program?
  3. Why is this year's Madness program expected to draw even more participation than in the past?
  4. Do you have any interest in participating in the Middle School Madness activities? Why or why not?

 

 


All pages ©2004 Young Saint Louis.com