Aim: How do we summarize short passages to improve our reading skills?

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Aim: How do we summarize short passages to improve our reading skills? CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.11-12.3 Analyze a complex set of ideas or sequence of events and explain how specific individuals, ideas, or events interact and develop over the course of the text.

Aim: How do we summarize short passages to improve our reading skills? Do Now: Summarize the following paragraphs. The Challenger Disaster By 1984, NASA, the United States space program, had carried out many successful flights of the space shuttle. In fact, Americans were beginning to take the whole NASA program for granted. Then, the president announced that the next shuttle would carry a school teacher into space. Hundreds of teachers from all parts of the country applied for the job. They all wanted to be "the first teacher in space." During the next year, these adventurous educators were tested and examined and trained. At last, the choice was announced. A teacher from New Hampshire, Christa MacAuliffe, would be the first teacher-astronaut. Summary: _______________________________

Aim:How do we summarize short passages to improve our reading skills? Many months of preparation and training followed the announ- cement. First, Christa went through intensive physical training. She had to be in top condition for the flight. Then she learned how to operate some of the delicate instruments on the Challenger space shuttle. Christa planned special lessons which she would teach from space. Finally. she trained with the other astronauts, so they could work as a team in space. Summary: _____________________________________

Aim:How do we summarize short passages to improve our reading skills Aim:How do we summarize short passages to improve our reading skills? Everyone knows what happened on that terrible day in January, 1986. Early in the morning, the Challenger crew had a good breakfast and discussed their plans. They made sure they understood all of the work they would be doing during the flight. Later, they boarded a special van which carried them to the shuttle. The weather was rather cold, and some NASA officials wondered if they should put off the flight. After some discussion, they decided to go ahead. The Challenger took off over the Atlantic Ocean in Florida. Minutes later, it exploded in the air. All of the crew members died in the crash. Summary: _________________________________

Do you understand today’s lesson? Checkpoint # 1: Do you understand today’s lesson? Raise your right hand if you clearly understand today’s lesson. Raise your left hand if you do not clearly understand today’s lesson.

Aim:How do we summarize short passages to improve our reading skills? Summarizing short passages Step 1. Read the passage all the way through. Step 2. Go back to the beginning and underline the topic sentence in each paragraph. If you cannot a find topic sentence, write a short summary of the paragraph. Step 3. Put the sentences from the paragraphs together. Connect them with signal words or other connecting words. (Remember, signal words and connecting words tie ideas together. Examples: and, but, however, first, next, then, because.)

Aim:How do we summarize short passages to improve our reading skills? Copy your three summary sentences. Use some signal words to connect your summaries of paragraphs.