WRITING GOALS (Campers will . . .)
READ-ALOUD TEXT SET BOOK
VOCABULARY
FOUNDATIONAL SKILL
FLUENCY PRACTICE
• find text evidence about planets and dwarf planets • prepare to write about why Pluto is not a planet
• ancient • average • popular
• partner reading • choral reading
Clevor Trevor by Sarah Albee, illustrated by Paige Billin-Frye
Practice reading and using words with comparative endings - er and - est .
• use collected evidence to write a sentence explaining why Pluto is not a planet
• gaze • original • space
• Readers’ Theater
• collect evidence from the text showing a character’s actions and traits • prepare to write an explanation of how a character’s traits helped him learn and grow • use collected evidence to write an explanation of how a character’s traits helped him learn and grow
• challenge • courageous • review
Identify and read words with closed syllables.
• whisper reading • repeated reading
Your Fantastic, Elastic Brain by JoAnn Deak, illustrated by Sarah Ackerley
• explore • express • outrageous
• Readers’ Theater
• find text evidence that illuminates a relationship between two characters • prepare to write about a friendship between two characters • use collected evidence to write about a friendship between two characters
• buckle • debris • devastate • pace • roam • sanctuary
Say and spell words with closed syllables.
• choral reading • partner reading
Hurricane Rescue by Rekha S. Rajan, illustrated by Courtney Lovett
• Readers’ Theater
• collect evidence from the text about how Charlie shows love • prepare to write about different ways to show love • write about how a character shows love, and how campers show love
• autism • brain • twin
Say and spell words with open-vowel syllables.
• whisper reading • partner reading
Leo and the Octopus by Isabelle Marinov, illustrated by Chris Nixon
• blessed • dangerous • special
• Readers’ Theater
• find details in a text that show how a character changes • prepare to write about how a character changes • use collected evidence to write about how a character changes from the beginning of a story to the end
• confused • deflate • sentence
Identify words with open and closed syllables.
• partner reading • repeated reading
Little Red Writing by Joan Holub, illustrated by Melissa Sweet
• endless • exclaim • possibility
• Readers’ Theater
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