‘Do Now’ 8/31/11 Complete Reading Comprehension/ Grammar Review Sheet.

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‘Do Now’ 8/31/11 Complete Reading Comprehension/ Grammar Review Sheet

Main Lesson AIM: to comprehend a grade- level reading passage by answering questions aloud.

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Using the semantic map sheet, write down examples of choices that are good, bad or could go either way Record your answers on the sheet. You may work in Partners. You do NOT need to record answers in Complete sentences.

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud.

Just Lather, That’s All

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Vocabulary razor

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. razor

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Vocabulary conscientious

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. conscientious

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Vocabulary poised

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. poised

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Vocabulary excursion

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. excursion

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Vocabulary rejuvenate

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. rejuvenate

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Vocabulary destiny

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. destiny

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Vocabulary incision

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. incision

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Partner read pages 100 and 101 in World Literature. Then using your yellow student journals, answer questions in the margins on pages 100 and 101.

AIM: to comprehend a grade-level reading passage by answering questions aloud. Just Lather, That’s All Partner read pages 102 and 103 in World Literature. Then using your yellow student journals, answer questions in the margins on page 102 and 103.