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Close Reading

Close Reading

Assessment

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English

4th - 6th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RF.5.4A, RF.4.4B, RI.4.9

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Created by

Lauren Sporleder

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14 Slides • 10 Questions

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Close Reading

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What is close reading?

Close reading is a strategy that we use to help us better understand a text.

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How do we do close reading?

There are steps to close reading.


1.Preview the text

2.First read-get the gist

3.Second read-look for details

4.Third read-make connections

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Let's break it down!

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Step 1--Preview the text

  • Look at the title.

  • Look at any pictures.

  • Based on that information, what do you think the passage is going to be about?

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Let's Practice

What is the title?


What is the picture of?


What do you think the passage is about?

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Open Ended

What do you think the passage is about?

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Try another

What is the title?


Are there any pictures?


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Open Ended

What do you think the passage is about?

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Step Two--First Read

Read to understand

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First Read-While you read

Number paragraphs


Make sure you are reading nice and slowly, so that you can understand what the author is saying.

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First Read-After you read

  • Can you summarize what you read?

  • What is a summary?

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Step 3- Second Read Through

Mark it up!

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While you read...

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Step 4-- The 3rd Reading Through

Reading in between the lines

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The 3rd read through!

Look to make connections!


What is the author's purpose?


This is where you find text evidence!

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Multiple Select

Close Reading...

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is a reading strategy.

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is a type of book.

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requires us to read the same source multiple times.

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is how close we sit to a book.

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Multiple Choice

Why do we use Close Reading?

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To help us connect with the sources.

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To help us read more carefully.

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To help us understand the sources better.

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All of the above.

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Multiple Choice

When I read a source the first time, I should...

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think about my weekend plans.

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get the gist of the source.

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write an essay.

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highlight the entire source.

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Multiple Choice

What is one way to pre-read the text?

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Read every word slowly

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Look over the text quickly

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Read just the title

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Look only at the pictures

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Multiple Choice

What is Step 2?

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Vocabulary (Define Unknown Words)

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Pre-Read (Skim & Scan)

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First Read (Get the GIST)

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Reflection (Reflect)

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Multiple Choice

What is the first thing you should do during Step 2: First Read?

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Read only the last paragraph

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Number the paragraphs

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Read only the first paragraph

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Read just the vocabulary words

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Multiple Choice

The symbol for an idea you have a question about is

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Multiple Select

When I read a source a third time, I should...

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make connections to what I am reading.

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be able to justify my thinking using text evidence.

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really understand what the source is about.

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All of the above.

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