
Author's Craft
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English
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1st Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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3 Slides • 11 Questions
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UNIT 7: THE BIG QUESTION
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Objectives: I can describe major events in the story.
I can describe characters in a story.
I can retell key details in a story.
CCSS R.L.1.3, R.L.1.2
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Multiple Choice
Think about the story "Tiger in my Soup". What is the boy's book all around?
big hungry tigers
eating soup
listening to the music
roaring lion
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Multiple Choice
Think about the story "Giraffes Can't Dance". At the end of the story, who do the animals think is the best dancer?
cricket
rhino
Gerald
chimp
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Multiple Choice
Think about the story "It Is Great to Be a Cat". Why is Mr. Whiskers glad he is a cat?
a. He can work as a doctor.
b. He can make his own dinner.
c. He can drive a car.
d. He can sleep whenever he wants.
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Multiple Choice
Think about the story "Woodpecker Wants a Waffle". How does Benny finally get a waffle?
a. He asks the waitress to give him a waffle.
b. He dresses like a baby to get into the diner.
c. He sneaks into the diner when the people go out to see the animals.
d. He steal the waffle from other animal.
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I can determine the author's purpose.
I can identify words that suggest feelings.
I can draw conclusions about what will happen next.
CCSS R.L.1.5, R.L.1.4, R.L.1.7
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Multiple Select
Look at the book cover. Read the title.
What is the author's purpose?
entertain
inform
dance
write
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Multiple Select
Look at the book cover. Read the title.
What is the author's purpose?
entertain
inform
dance
write
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Multiple Choice
Look at the picture and read the sentence. Draw a conclusion about what will happen next.
"Mohammed is studying his lessons in English."
Mohammed will fail in the English Quiz.
Mohammed will get a high score in the English Quiz.
Mohammed will write a letter.
Mohammed will play football.
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Multiple Choice
Look at the picture and read the sentence. Draw a conclusion about what will happen next.
"He is a great football player."
He will win the game.
He will loose the game.
He will play with his friends.
He will go to the park.
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Multiple Choice
Read the lines from the story Full House. Then answer the question.
"This wonderful home,
full of great smiles and laughter . . ."
How do you think the house and his new friends feel?
afraid
happy
sorry
sad
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Multiple Choice
"The house was empty and alone on the hill. ?This made the house________________." Which word shows the right feeling?
pleased
peaceful
lonely
angry
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Multiple Choice
Show me how you feel about the lessons that we learned.
UNIT 7: THE BIG QUESTION
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