ReadyGEN 3A11

ReadyGEN 3A11

Today, we will reread Marching

with Aunt Susan. Rereading a story helps readers gain more

information and deepen their comprehension of a text. As we

revisit the story, we will pay attention to the points of view of

the characters and describe how they are similar or different.

Point of view means “what a character thinks and feels about an

issue.”

In this lesson, we are going to focus on how a character’s point

of view might change in a story.

Open Ended

What is the difference between Rita’s and Bessie’s families?

What is the difference between Rita’s and Bessie’s families?

In Bessie’s family, her mother makes decisions about a lot of

purchases and Bessie can spend her allowance as she pleases.

In Rita’s family, her father keeps track of every penny.

Multiple Select

How can you tell that Papa cares about women’s rights, even

though he doesn’t let Bessie go hiking at the beginning of the story?

• He said that Mama cannot have the suffrage tea at their house,

• He supports Bessie when she marches in the parade

  and even buys her a new dress when hers gets ruined

• He told Bessie not to make the posters.

• He tells

  Bessie that he’s sorry about the election

 different characters have

different points of view about issues, and that these points of view can

change over time

let's see...

Open Ended

What is something that you or someone you know is AVID about?

Multiple Choice

• eat
• aet
• eate
• ete

Multiple Choice

• seat

• read

• team

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct word that matches the picture?

• breeze

• teeth

• three

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct word that matches the picture?

• bee

• teeth

• sheep

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct word that matches the picture?

• sheep

• seed

• bee

Multiple Select

Complete with an adjective: Oscar is a _______ player.

• Great

• Greatly

Multiple Select

Samantha runs slowly when she is tired.

• Adverb

• Adjective

Multiple Select

The restaurant has the best quesadillas.

• neither

• both

• adjective

• adverb

Multiple Select

Michael’s dog has extremely bad breath!

• adjective

• adverb

• neither

• both

You will choose a historical figure and research them on Pebble Go or EPIC to complete the organizer. Choose Abraham Lincoln or Martin Luther King Jr. If you would like to choose someone different from history, that is fine too!