
Real Life Connection
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English
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3rd Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
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Standards-aligned
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15 Slides • 2 Questions
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Words of the Week
splendid, skeletal
Let’s see how well
you can use them
this week.
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Making Connections
Juan
Bobo’s
Pot
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• To identify real
life connections
with the
elements of the
story
Learning Objective
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Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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Let’s try to make
connections with
my story.
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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Deep vs Surface Connection
Both Juan Bobo and I
like chicken stew.
In this story, we found that Juan Bobo
was delighted to get the large pot and
help his mother and he loved chicken
stew. This reminds me of the chicken
cutlets my mom makes. You wouldn’t
find the same taste even in the finest
restaurants. Just like Juan Bobo even I
am ready to help in any possible way to
get those yummy cutlets.
Avoid surface connection
Make deep connection
I always make
deep connection
with the text.
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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When I make a text to
self connection…
Chajju’s story
reminds me of
my grandpa who
would always
keep his money
bag and keys
under his pillow
while sleeping.
He would never
let them be
unattended.
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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Try a text to self
connection with
my story.
It reminds me of a time when
…………….....
I felt the same way as Juan
Bobo when……………
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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When I make a text to
text connection…
Chajju’s villagers loved halwa.
From hanging onto an
elephant’s tail to carrying sling
bags to bring back some – they
could do anything. Similarly,
Juan Bobo was too fond of the
chicken stew his mom made
and was ready to help her in
any way.
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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It reminds me of another
story…………….....
This event is like when……..
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
Try a text to text
connection with
my story.
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When I make a text to
world connection…
Chajju grew seasonal vegetables and
took great care of them. This reminds
me of the news that often flashes
about farmers. We must remember
and be grateful for their hardwork and
ensure that they get their return.
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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It reminds me of something
that happen in real
world………….....
It reminds me of something I
heard on the news….
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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Multiple Choice
The story ‘Chajju’ reminds me of my niece who once dreamt of an extraordinary unicorn.
The given sentence is an example of ________________________ connection.
a. text to self
b. text to text
c. text to world
d. none of the above
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of text to world connection?
a. The description of the mechanical bird reminds me of a similar bird I had once seen in a museum.
b. When I read about the nightingale’s sweet voice, it reminded me of my aunt. She sings beautifully. Anyone who listens to her songs are mesmerized.
c. Every night, the nightingale sang soothingly to him, telling of things that were valuable. This reminded me of the valuable lesson that Bambi learnt from the Old Stag.
d. The nightingale was unhappy being caged. This made me ponder upon how animals feel being caged in the zoo.
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Now work in teams
and make
connections with
my story.
Learning Objective
To make real life connections with the
elements of the story
Learning Objective
To identify real life connections with
the elements of the story
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Well Done!
Words of the Week
splendid, skeletal
Let’s see how well
you can use them
this week.
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