Big Idea Everyone has a story to tell.
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Accuracy Question Reading-Writ- ing Workshop: Narrative Paragraph Words from Other Languages BY ERIC A. KIMMEL ILLUSTRATED BY LEONARD EVERETT FISHER How do the beliefs of a character affect a story? 507 9/16/2009 3:31:44 PM LitBeat: Live from La Mancha LitBeat: Live from La Mancha TARGET VOCABULARY quests transformed plagued faithful noble pierced ignorance thrust exploits antique GENRE A play, like this dramatic adaptation, tells a story through the words and actions of its characters. TEXT FOCUS Characters In a play, characters are often listed first. Each character is named before his or her lines of dialogue so readers know who is speaking. Cast of Characters Reed Daley, Anchor Paige Turner, Reporter Don Quixote Sancho Panza Miller Reed Daley: 518 TARGET VOCABULARY TARGET SKILL TARGET STRATEGY TARGET SKILL TARGET STRATEGY Idioms Stress in Three-Syllable Words Accuracy Contractions Write to Narrate Focus Trait: Voice Decoding Fluency Understanding Characters Question Comprehension salsa mattress tycoon burrito bandanna tomato poncho dungarees lasso patio siesta cargo vanilla tsunami iguana plaza caravan hammock pajamas gallant Words from Other Languages Spelling Grammar Vocabulary Strategies How do the beliefs of a character affect a story? Big Idea Everyone has a story to tell. Main Selection: “Don Quixote and the Windmills” Connect to Social Studies: “LitBeat: Live from La Mancha” antique plagued pierced thrust transformed quests noble ignorance faithful exploits Writing
Transcript of Big Idea Everyone has a story to tell.
Accuracy
Question
Reading-Writ-ing Workshop:
Narrative Paragraph
Words from Other Languages
BY ERIC A. KIMMEL ILLUSTRATED BY LEONARD EVERETT FISHER
How do the beliefs
of a character
affect a story?507
9/16/2009 3:31:44 PM
LitBeat: Live from La Mancha
LitBeat: Live from La Mancha
TARGET VOCABULARY quests transformedplagued faithfulnoble piercedignorance thrustexploits antique
GENREA play, like this dramatic adaptation, tells a story through the words and actions of its characters.
TEXT FOCUSCharacters In a play, characters are often listed fi rst. Each character is named before his or her lines of dialogue so readers know who is speaking.
Cast of CharactersReed Daley, Anchor
Paige Turner, ReporterDon Quixote
Sancho PanzaMiller
Reed Daley:
518
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TARGET VOCABULARY
TARGET SKILL
TARGET STRATEGY
TARGET SKILL
TARGET STRATEGY
Idioms
Stress in Three-Syllable WordsAccuracy
Contractions
Write to Narrate
Focus Trait: Voice
DecodingFluency
Understanding Characters
Question
Comprehension
salsamattresstycoonburritobandannatomatoponchodungareeslassopatio
siestacargovanillatsunamiiguanaplazacaravanhammockpajamasgallant
Words from Other Languages
SpellingGrammar
Vocabulary Strategies
How do the beliefs of a character affect a story?
Big Idea
Everyone has a story to tell.
Main Selection: “Don Quixote and the Windmills”
Connect to Social Studies:“ LitBeat: Live from
La Mancha”
antiqueplaguedpiercedthrusttransformed
questsnobleignorancefaithfulexploits
Writing
