Description
This resource was designed to be used as supplement material for the McGraw Hill Wonder's literacy curriculum Unit 2, Week 2 in order to practice and utilize the comprehension strategy of determining the theme or lesson, as well as the comprehension skill of asking and answering questions. After reading “The Ant and the Grasshopper,” the students are to incorporate the lesson that they learned from the drama into a letter to the grasshopper giving him advice of what he should have done differently. Included is a blank/generic graphic organizer to help identify the theme or lesson of a text. After reading the text Ranita, The Frog Princess, the students are to complete a graphic organizer by using evidence or clues from the plot of the story to identify the theme or lesson that the author wants the reader to learn. There is also a space provided to for the students to keep track of the questions that they had while reading the story and if they were able to answer their questions while they continued reading. There are answer keys included for the graphic organizers and comprehension questions.
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Description
This resource was designed to be used as supplement material for the McGraw Hill Wonder's literacy curriculum Unit 2, Week 2 in order to practice and utilize the comprehension strategy of determining the theme or lesson, as well as the comprehension skill of asking and answering questions. After reading “The Ant and the Grasshopper,” the students are to incorporate the lesson that they learned from the drama into a letter to the grasshopper giving him advice of what he should have done differently. Included is a blank/generic graphic organizer to help identify the theme or lesson of a text. After reading the text Ranita, The Frog Princess, the students are to complete a graphic organizer by using evidence or clues from the plot of the story to identify the theme or lesson that the author wants the reader to learn. There is also a space provided to for the students to keep track of the questions that they had while reading the story and if they were able to answer their questions while they continued reading. There are answer keys included for the graphic organizers and comprehension questions.




