
Lesson 3: Determining Importance
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Lhora CHELSEA
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Lesson 3: Determining Importance
By Teacher Lhora
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Pick 3!
Pick only three things and justify your answer.
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Group Activity:
Instructions: In your group discuss what to bring in the four possible scenarios. Pick only three things and justify your answer.
Preparation: 3 minutes
Presentation: 3 minutes
going bowling: bowling ball, pizza, bowling shoes, bowling pins, soda, music
going camping: tent, sleeping bag, frisbee, firewood, s’mores, matches
things to bring to school: bookbag, homework, lunch, pencils, paper, iPad
making an ice cream sundae: ice cream, bowl, sprinkles, ice cream scoop, hot fudge, cherry
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STRAINING NOODLES
Imagine
When you pour the hot water and spaghetti into the strainer, the water slips through the holes, leaving only the noodles behind.
In the same way, when we read, our brain is like that strainer. We keep only the important things and let everything else strain out.
in. (2019, October 29). THE CLASSROOM NOOK. THE CLASSROOM NOOK. https://www.classroomnook.com/blog/determining-importance
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Determining the Importance.
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Open Ended
What are significant details?
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Significant details
Think about these things..
Significant Details explain, develop and support the main idea.
Important details
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Open Ended
What are interesting details?
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Interesting details
Think about these things..
Interesting Details support the significant details.
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needed for the topic
a major fact
vital to the text
important to the subject
something that makes the subject what it is
something neat to read about
a fun fact
something you find cool or interesting
not always important to the article
Important VS Interesting
Think about these things..
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Main facts
details
illustrations
graphs
bold words
Reading Non-Fiction
Character/s
Setting
Events
Conflicts
Important VS Interesting
Think about these things..
Reading Fiction
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How are you going to identify significant details?
Read the text and identify the main idea.
Find the details that support the main idea.
Ask yourself:
Do I need this detail to understand the main idea?
If the answer is yes, it is a significant detail.
Does this detail give me more information about a significant detail?
If the answer is yes, then it is an interesting detail.
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Open Ended
Why identify significant details?
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Why identify significant details?
Replace with sub-header
Being able to recognize the significant details helps us find and understand the main idea of the text.
Interesting details can distract from the main idea.
Sorting significant details from interesting details helps us to stay focused on the main idea.
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Seatwork
Instructions: Carefully read the material and write the main idea of the text. Find and write/type one significant detail and one interesting detail for each section of your graphic organizer.
Pick 1 from the 3 platforms to use for your answer.
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