ReadyGEN 3B10

ReadyGEN 3B10

We are

going to look at ways in which the illustrations tell us about

characters and events in the story.

 In this lesson, we are going to look for

details in the illustrations that support the meaning of the text.

Open Ended

What does Marcy think she sees out her

window one night?

What does Marcy think she sees out her

window one night? 

 It looks like Old Man Hammer is working in the lot

he has a flashlight

he is planting seeds

Fill in the Blanks

How does Marcy feel about Old Man Hammer planting seeds in the

garden?

She is

and goes to the lot right after breakfast.

Fill in the Blanks

What is Marcy doing in the picture on page 158?

She is

the soil for

good luck.

Fill in the Blanks

What is Marcy doing in the picture on page 158?

She is making a

to protect the seeds.

Use illustrations to help understand a story:

Let’s look at the illustration on page 160

to understand what the garden has come to mean to the community. I’ll write that page number in the first column of my chart.

The picture shows people working and talking and enjoying the plants. In the second column of the T-Chart, I’ll write, “The garden is a place for people to gather.” I’ll keep adding to my chart as I reread the story.

Open Ended

What are some things you can add sprinkles to?

Multiple Choice

What is this a picture of?

• know
• noe
• knoa

Multiple Choice

What is this a picture of?

• groe
• grou
• grow

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank
t__st

• ee
• ea
• ai
• oa

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank
__ts

• oa
• ee
• ea
• ai

Multiple Choice

THE CASTLE IS ____________.

• TINY
• MINISCULE
• LONG
• GINORMOUS

Multiple Choice

HE IS A __________ BOY.

• CLEVER
• NAUGHTY
• FAT
• BALD

Multiple Choice

THE HULK IS VERY _______.

• SMALL
• HIGH
• WEAK
• STRONG

Multiple Choice

ELSA IS __________ THAN ANNA.

• SMALLER
• OLD
• OLDER
• OLDEST

Multiple Choice

SHE HAS ___________ HAIR.

• LONG
• SHORT
• TALL
• TINY