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Reading comprehension

Reading comprehension

Assessment

Presentation

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English

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4th - 12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
RL.11-12.6, RI.2.1, RI. 9-10.2

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Teresa Norman

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5 Slides • 8 Questions

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​Facts and Opinions

By Teresa Norman

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​When we are talking about our feelings or how something makes us feel, that is an opinion.

Feelings change, so do opinions. ​

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Multiple Choice

FACT: What word is spelled correctly?

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CHEMISTRY

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KHEMISTRY

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KEMISTRY

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CEMISTRIE

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​FACTS: Can be proven, we know it is true.

2+2=4

A triangle has 3 sides​.

Most birds can fly.

Mammals are warm blooded.

People drive cars.

WHS is on High St in Willimantic, CT. ​

CHEMISTRY is spelled correctly. ​

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Multiple Select

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Choose the opinions

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Their favorite flavor is chocolate.

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We don't like rap music.

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3 + 4=7

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Sweeney is an elementary school in Willimantic.

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Poll

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OPINION: My favorite food is...

Italian

Puerto Rican

Mexican

Something else

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​Read the story and answer the questions using facts and details from the story.

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There once was a dog named Ozzy. He was a chocolate lab. He loved his family so much and would wag his tail all day. He was always so happy to see everyone. He was a very friendly dog.

Ozzy loved to swim and chase tennis balls. ​Sometimes he would bark and see who was at the door.

Jake and Conner and Aaron loved Qzzy and always will.

He was the best dog!!​​

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Multiple Choice

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What kind of animal is in the story?

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dog

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cat

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puppy

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bird

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Fill in the Blanks

The dog's name was

Type answer...

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Open Ended

Write 2 facts or details from the story.

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Open Ended

Write an opinion from he story,

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Draw

What do you think the dog looked like?

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​THE END

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Practicing facts and opinions. We learned how to tell the difference between facts and ​opinions.

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By Teresa Norman

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