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Key
Concepts
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What
are the most important ideas to remember about __________?
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Don’t tell all the details, only the
most important things to know about this topic.
Can you wrap the whole book up into a sentence or two?
What did the author really want you to
know?
HINT: a lot of times this tends to
be based on the table of contents if there is one.
Ex. – Not just Eagles, but this book
is mainly about Eagles, where they live, what they eat and how they survive.
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Details
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What
do you remember about __________?
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Tell
about the most important details in the book.
Can
you tell them in the order they were presented?
Use
and explain any key vocabulary words you read about.
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Connections
To Personal Experience or Prior Knowledge
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What
does the story remind you of?
Has
anything like this happened to you? Tell me about it.
How
does this story remind you of other stories you have heard or read?
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Make
two connections to the story. You can tell:
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Something
about you that is like the story
ü
Something
you have read that is like the story
ü
Something
you have seen or heard that is like the story.
Make
sure you tell why they are alike.
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