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Suggested lesson plan for
"Young girl seeks to repeat karate success"

Possible hard words:

Proper names: Danielle Nuckolls, Ascension Catholic School, Chesterfield Athletic Club, Chicago, Barry and Daryl Power, Japanese

Other words: karate, reluctant, fluke, kumite, kata, guitar, anticipate, opponent

BEFORE READING: Have the young reader read the list of possible hard words. Provide help as needed, but keep count of the number of items requiring help. If three or fewer require your help, ask the young reader to read the article silently. If four to six items require help, have the young reader read the article aloud to you. If seven or more require help, you offer to read the article aloud. In all instances point out that questions will be raised afterward.

DURING READING: For the silent reader, simply offer to help with words if asked for help. For the one reading aloud, supply any words fairly promptly that seem to be impairing reading fluency. If you read aloud, model fluent oral reading.

AFTER READING: Use questions to assess comprehension and to stimulate discussion of the article.

  1. Why did Danielle start taking karate lessons and how did she first feel about it?
  2. What did her trainers have to say about Danielle's performance at the tournament in Chicago?
  3. What other activities is Danielle involved in?
  4. Would you have any interest in karate training? Why or why not?
 

 


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