ReadyGEN 3A6

ReadyGEN 3A6

We will revisit specific text features and focus about what they reveal about Theodore Roosevelt's life and the historical events of his time.

In this lesson

we are going to learn how readers can find important information

in the text feature known as sidebar text.

Open Ended

How do the sidebars add to your understanding of

Teddy Roosevelt?

Open Ended

How do the sidebars add to your understanding of

Teddy Roosevelt?

Multiple Select

What evidence does the sidebar on page 19 tell the reader about the mountain?

Choose 4

• Who is on the mountain

• Who created the mountain

• How long it took to create it

• What tools they used to create it

• Where it is located

What evidence does the sidebar on page 19 tell the reader about the mountain? 

The text describes the four faces on Mount Rushmore and

what they represent.

It tells the location of the mountain, the name of

the sculptor, and how long it took him to finish

What does the sidebar on page 8 tell me? It tells how Roosevelt made a natural history museum in his home. I am going to write this information in the first circle of my graphic organizer.

Open Ended

What are some words you think of or can connect to the word PRESERVE:

Multiple Choice

We want to ___________ outside.

• pail
• paly
• pay
• play

Multiple Choice

The dog was wagging his _________.

• tail
• tay
• trial
• tal

Multiple Choice

• brain
• braid
• brane
• brian

Multiple Choice

• rain
• rein
• raine
• rane

Multiple Choice

• braid
• briad
• brade
• bred

Multiple Choice

Mrs. Sears tells funny stories.

• funny

• tells

• Mrs. Sears

• stories

Multiple Choice

Mr. Coley has a strong voice.

• voice

• strong

• has

• Mr. Coley

Multiple Choice

We have the best teachers.

• We

• have

• best

• teachers

Multiple Choice

Choose the right answer.

• Big family.

• Small family.

Multiple Choice

Is he SHORT or TALL?

• Old.

• Tall.

• Young.

• Short.

"When you play, play hard. When you work, don't play at all."

This quote by Theodore Roosevelt shows how he was a very hard worker but also liked to play. He worked hard to move the country to be a world leader. For example, it said that he created new laws to like the Square Deal. He also worked to create the Panama Canal. When he played, he would explore lots of places in nature and learned all about it. He even had his own animal museum in his house.