4th U1W2 Review

4th U1W2 Review

Weekly Review

Genre: Realistic Fiction

• tells a made up story

• has characters, settings, and events that could exist in real life

• includes dialogue

Multiple Select

Select the text evidence that shows the story is realistic fiction. Select all that apply.

• A student is struggling with completing an assignment.

• The story takes place in a school.

• Some people really don't like their own names.

• A pizza party could be a real reward.

Problem and Solution

• The problem is what the main characters want to do, change, or find out.

• Identify the steps that the characters take to solve their problem. 

• Characters reveal their traits through the steps they take to solve their problem.

• The way in which the problem is finally solved is called the solution.

Multiple Choice

What is Rodney's problem?

• He overslept and missed the bus.

• He forgot to do his assignment.

• He doesn't know what to do for his assignment

• He has to many ideas of what he can do for his assignment.

Make, Confirm, or Revise Predictions

• good readers use clues from the story to make predicitons

• you can stop, confirm and revise predictions if you need to

• making predictions can help you understand and remember why events happen in a certain way.

Poll

When reading the story, what did you think Rodney would do?

• complete the assignment

• not do the assignment

• come up with an excuse as to why he didn't do it

Open Ended

Why did you make that prediction?