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1 CATCH Annotation & FATt Sentences
By: Bradley Stroben & Kareem Elaasar

2 FATt Sentences F= Focus A = Author’s Name T = Title
t = Text Type (news article, editorial, book, etc) Ex: In the short story Little Red Riding Hood, by Charles Perrault, a little girl goes on a trip to visit her grandma and encounters the Big Bad Wolf.

3 Now write a FATt sentence about “My Summer”

4 Circle unfamiliar words and define them
CATCH Annotation Circle unfamiliar words and define them Acknowledge confusion and wrestle with it Talk with the text: comment, observe, connect, react, and identify lit. devices Capture the main idea box it in highlight important details

5 Remember, you will be graded on a four point, (FATt) and five point (CATCH) grading system.

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