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The Know-Nothings Comprehension Activities
The Know-Nothings Comprehension Activities
The Know-Nothings Comprehension Activities
The Know-Nothings Comprehension Activities
The Know-Nothings Comprehension Activities
The Know-Nothings Comprehension Activities
The Know-Nothings Comprehension Activities
The Know-Nothings Comprehension Activities
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This book is an absolute favorite with my students! I like it because it is easy to read and has basic vocabulary for my newly arrived students, yet is a chapter book that looks similar to other more grade-appropriate books their peers are reading. The students love it because it is just funny and simply ridiculous at times. My more proficient readers even enjoy picking up this book and reading it again from time to time, just because they like to laugh.

This comprehension packet includes the following:

Pg 2-5: Tri-fold brochure—I print these (double-side) and fold them for the kids. They use them as book marks and when we finish each chapter they complete the corresponding section. The back is an opportunity for them to practice using textual evidence in their writing, a big part of the CCSS! Page 4-5 is the answer key.

Pg 6-7: Comprehension Question Cards— I use this as an end of the book assessment. It can be done as a scoot or read-the-room activity, or the cards can be placed in a literacy center and students can work there. Page 6 is the cards (print, laminate, and cut), page 7 the recording sheet for student answers, and page 8 the key.

Pg 9-11: Vocabulary— Word and definition cards for 10 vocabulary words and 2 idioms. I use these as a matching exercise, having students match the word and the definition. You can also play Memory by laying out the words on one side and the definitions on the other and having students turn over one of each and keep any matches.

Pg 12-13: Web Investigation— This is a quick extension activity for the students to do either in a center or for early finishers. The students visit a website, read the article, and answer the questions about the history of French fries. There is audio available on the site so struggling readers have the option of having the article read to them. Page 10 is the answer key.

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I LOVE literature, especially children's literature. Like many of you, I could open my own children's library, I have so many books! I include literature in my lessons whenever possible, and will even use picture books with my adults (who all come by after class to tell me how much they enjoy them).
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This book is an absolute favorite with my students! I like it because it is easy to read and has basic vocabulary for my newly arrived students, yet is a chapter book that looks similar to other more grade-appropriate books their peers are reading. The students love it because it is just funny and simply ridiculous at times. My more proficient readers even enjoy picking up this book and reading it again from time to time, just because they like to laugh.

This comprehension packet includes the following:

Pg 2-5: Tri-fold brochure—I print these (double-side) and fold them for the kids. They use them as book marks and when we finish each chapter they complete the corresponding section. The back is an opportunity for them to practice using textual evidence in their writing, a big part of the CCSS! Page 4-5 is the answer key.

Pg 6-7: Comprehension Question Cards— I use this as an end of the book assessment. It can be done as a scoot or read-the-room activity, or the cards can be placed in a literacy center and students can work there. Page 6 is the cards (print, laminate, and cut), page 7 the recording sheet for student answers, and page 8 the key.

Pg 9-11: Vocabulary— Word and definition cards for 10 vocabulary words and 2 idioms. I use these as a matching exercise, having students match the word and the definition. You can also play Memory by laying out the words on one side and the definitions on the other and having students turn over one of each and keep any matches.

Pg 12-13: Web Investigation— This is a quick extension activity for the students to do either in a center or for early finishers. The students visit a website, read the article, and answer the questions about the history of French fries. There is audio available on the site so struggling readers have the option of having the article read to them. Page 10 is the answer key.

Need a digital version of these activities? The Know-Nothings Digital Comprehension Activities

Want more Know Nothing fun? Check out The Know Nothings Talk Turkey Comprehension Journal, it's perfect for Thanksgiving celebrations! Need a digital version? No problem! The Know Nothings Talk Turkey Digital Comprehension Journal

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Read closely to determine what the text says explicitly and to make logical inferences from it; cite specific textual evidence when writing or speaking to support conclusions drawn from the text.
Determine central ideas or themes of a text and analyze their development; summarize the key supporting details and ideas.
Read and comprehend complex literary and informational texts independently and proficiently.
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