Shared Reading Lesson Plan

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Katherine
Brou
 
 
 Here
In
Space

By:
David
Milgrim
 GLE’s:

Shared
Reading
Lesson
Plans

45. Speak clearly at a speed and volume appropriate for purpose and setting (ELA-4-E1) 49. Retell stories with the following included: • sequential order using vocabulary from the story • descriptive words to answer questions about characters, settings, and events 
 
 Introduction

Monday,
March
21,
2011
 Activity
 Comments
 ‐Introduce
title
and
 
 author
of
book.
 ‐Talk
about
picture
on
 the
cover
and
the
title…

 ‐What
to
the
children
 think
this
is
going
to
be
 about?

Modeling
Read

Use
pointer
when
 reading
through
the
 book.
Point
to
each
 word
as
you
read
it.
 Use
pointer
and
read
 through
book
with
the
 children.
Point
to
each
 word
as
you
read
them
 together
out
loud.
 ‐Is
the
planet
earth
in

Read
with
Children

Discussion

Wednesday,
March
23,
2011
 Activity
 Comments
 ‐Reintroduce
title
and
 
 author
of
book.
 ‐Talk
about
how
you
 read
the
book
on
 Monday
and
if
anyone
 remembers
what
it
was
 about.
 ‐Tell
how
you
will
read
 the
book
together
again
 and
do
an
activity.
 Use
pointer
when
 
 reading
through
the
 book.
Point
to
each
 word
as
you
read
it.
 Use
pointer
and
read
 
 through
book
with
the
 children.
Point
to
each
 word
as
you
read
them
 together
out
loud.
 ‐How
is
the
author


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Vocabulary

Mini
Lesson

space?
 ‐Does
it
sound
like
he
is
 living
in
space?
/
all
of
 the
things
that
are
 being
described,
are
 they
in
space
or
on
 earth?
 ‐So
do
you
think
the
 character
actually
lives
 in
space?
WHY?
(bc
he
 is
living
on
earth?)
 ‐Mysterious
 ‐Core

 ‐Eerie
 ‐Frontier
 
No
mini
lesson.
 
 Focus
on
how
to
read
 (modeling),
the
 meaning
of
the
 story/poem
and
 vocabulary…

describing
space?
 ‐I
hear
a
lot
of
adjectives
 in
this
story!
Who
 remembers
what
an
 adjective
is?
 ‐Did
you
hear
any
 adjectives
on
this
page?

Reviewed
the
words
the
 
 children
asked
about
on
 Monday.
 ‐Man‐made
 ‐Rambling

 ‐Thundering
 Adjectives
or
 
 Nonadjectives
 ‐Go
through
the
pages
 of
the
book
and
have
 each
child
pick
out
a
 word
that
is
on
the
 sticky
paper
from
the
 book
and
place
it
on
the
 chart
in
the
appropriate
 column
(adjective
or
not
 an
adjective).
Have
the
 rest
of
the
children
in
 the
class
check
the
 student.


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