R.I.C.E. Recap

R.I.C.E. Recap

We use this strategy to prove we read something and we understood it.

Multiple Choice

What does the "R" in R.I.C.E. stand for?

• a delicious side dish

• Restate the question in your response

• Reread the text

• Rewrite the question word for word

The "I" and "C" in R.I.C.E. are often part of the same sentence

Multiple Select

Why do you need to "Introduce your textual evidence"?

(select all that apply)

• Because it looks awkward if you just start writing a quote out of nowhere.

• To make it clear to your reader that you are quoting something or someone.

• To help you remember to use textual evidence to support your claim.

• Because how else will your quote know anyone else at the party?

Multiple Choice

Please select the option that is NOT cited correctly

• In chapter 13 Jonas argues with The Giver, "But I want them!" (97).

• In the first chapter the text states, "There were only two occasions of release which were not punishment" (7).

• One memory Jonas experiences is, "in a room filled with people, and it was warm, with firelight flowing on a hearth. He could see through a window the outside it was night, and snowing. There were colored lights: red and green and yellow, twinkling from a tree."

The "E" in R.I.C.E. is how you wrap up an answer and explain how the textual evidence you used supports your claim.

Open Ended

Why is it important to explain in your "E" why the quote you used supports your claim?

Poll

Which part of the R.I.C.E. strategy makes the most sense to you?

(select all that apply)

• R

• I

• C

• E

• ALL OF IT!

Poll

What part of the R.I.C.E. strategy is the most challenging to you?

• R

• I

• C

• E

• ALL OF IT

Open Ended

How would you answer this question, using the "R" strategy?

Who is someone that inspires or impresses you? (it can be someone from your life or history)

Use the photograph on the next slide to answer the question on the final slide. Try to use R.I.C.E. to answer the question.

The photo has no page # so how do you think you cite a picture?

Open Ended

As you look at this photograph, Yosemite in February, what are your thoughts?