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By Richard Peck The Three- Century Woman

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The Three-Century Woman. By Richard Peck. Goals for the week. Reading Goal: Students will draw conclusion from clues in the text. Team Cooperation Goal: Active Listening Genre: Realistic Fiction. claim: state as a fact. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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By Richard Peck

The Three-Century Woman

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• Reading Goal: Students will draw conclusion from clues in the text.• Team Cooperation Goal: Active Listening• Genre: Realistic Fiction

Goals for the week

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claim: state as a factThe radio broadcaster claims that he saw a UFO

shaped like a horseshoe flying over the radio station.

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fondly: with affection

I think fondly of my dog Solobino, who died when I was 15.

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murmured: mumbledThe boy murmured the words on the page he was

reading because he was still learning to read.

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barged: entered rudelyThe thief barged into my neighbors house a little

after 8:00p.m, luckily we called the police on time and they apprehended him.

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casual: relaxedAlejandro was very casual about shooting a basket to win the game, and said his basket was no more important than any body else.

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pondered: thought aboutErika pondered the name Hercules for her dog, but she decided on Bony instead.

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Test Each Other

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Vocabulary Vault

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Build Background

When we make guesses about somebody based on what that person says, thinks, or feels, we are drawing conclusions.

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Listening Comprehension

Listen for characters actions, words, and thoughts to Draw a Conclusion

Children of the Fire

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Building Background Who is the The Three-Century Woman? Why do they call her this?

What has happened so far in the story Three- Century Woman?

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Building Background Why is a television truck parked

at the Whispering Oaks Elder Care Facility?

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Let’s Preview the Questions• Page 52• 1. Mom doesn’t want anyone interviewing Great

Grandmother because-• 2. Why do you think Great-Grandmother invites

the interviewers in?• 3. Usually when Ann and Megan visit her, Great-

Grandmother is-• 4. What is Mom’s opinion of the interviewers?

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Build Background

Why is a television truck parked at the Whispering Oaks Elder Care Facility?

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Partner Read- 15 minutesPut 2 sticky notes on words that are new or

unfamiliar to youphilosophyRead and restate with partners page 521-522Read Silently page 523

Discuss with your team the words you clarified

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Team Discussion-15minutes

• Discuss answers to team talk questions• #3 answer questions #1 Summarize• #4 agree or disagree #2 Ask question• Write answers to question 1 and 2

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Vocabulary

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Fluency – 5 min

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