RL.2.1
Ask and answer such questions as who, what, where, when, why, and how to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text.
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Charlotte's Web: How does it all begin?2nd Grade ELA» Unit:Charlotte's Web: A Chapter Book Study
2nd Grade ELA
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Charlotte's Web: A Chapter Book Study
Big Idea:Questions are a great way to begin a story. As students embark on their introduction to Charlotte's Web, they will get practice asking comprehension-deepening questions about the key details.
Mushroom Man Day 12nd Grade ELA» Unit:Shared Inquiry Discussion 2
2nd Grade ELA
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Shared Inquiry Discussion 2
Big Idea:How are interpretive questions incorporated into shared inquiry discussions ?
What is Inquiry?2nd Grade ELA» Unit:Shared Inquiry Discussion
2nd Grade ELA
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Shared Inquiry Discussion
Big Idea:Understanding and applying the shared inquiry method of learning.
The Jade Stone Day 12nd Grade ELA» Unit:Shared Inquiry Discussion 1
2nd Grade ELA
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Shared Inquiry Discussion 1
Big Idea:How do multiple readings of text deepen knowledge ? Students use post-it notes to highlight specific points in the story and collaborate to design interpretive questions.
Beginning, Middle, End! Let's Chain It All Together!2nd Grade ELA» Unit:Introduction to 2nd grade - Literature has Story Elements
2nd Grade ELA
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Introduction to 2nd grade - Literature has Story Elements
Big Idea:Using a chain of details, students identify BME, retell the story and learn about how story structure adds meaning!
Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday2nd Grade ELA» Unit:"RICH" Literature and Information About Money!
2nd Grade ELA
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"RICH" Literature and Information About Money!
Big Idea:This book provides a "rich" opportunity to examine key details in a text
The Ugly Vegetables2nd Grade ELA» Unit:Farms
2nd Grade ELA
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Farms
Big Idea:My students learn about vegetables from a different culture. Why are they called ugly when they tasty so yummy? Looks are definitely deceiving!
Types of Questions2nd Grade ELA» Unit:Shared Inquiry Discussion
2nd Grade ELA
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Shared Inquiry Discussion
Big Idea:In order to participate in shared inquiry, students must understand and apply effective interpretive questions for discussion.
Infer the Characters' Point of View2nd Grade ELA» Unit:Inference-What Do You Already Know and How Does the Text Help You?
2nd Grade ELA
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Inference-What Do You Already Know and How Does the Text Help You?
Big Idea:What are they saying? What are they thinking? Point of view!
Reading is Thinking!2nd Grade ELA» Unit:Introduction to 2nd grade - Literature has Story Elements
2nd Grade ELA
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Introduction to 2nd grade - Literature has Story Elements
Big Idea:Get students ACTIVELY READING by demonstrating reading strategies and giving the class a chance to use them!
Let's Summarize Literature and Make A Movie!2nd Grade ELA» Unit:Summarizing: Use Main Idea and Supporting Details
2nd Grade ELA
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Summarizing: Use Main Idea and Supporting Details
Big Idea:'Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then' ... Make a movie to show the summary.
My Name is Yoon, Part 12nd Grade ELA» Unit:My Name is Yoon
2nd Grade ELA
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My Name is Yoon
Big Idea:If we use letters to represent our name, instead of symbols, does that change the meaning of our name? Come read to find out.
Cinderella Here, Cinderella There, Cinderella Everywhere Day 1 of 52nd Grade ELA» Unit:Cinderella Unit
2nd Grade ELA
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Cinderella Unit
Big Idea:What version did you choose?
RL.2.1
Ask and answer such questions as who, what, where, when, why, and how to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text.
RL.2.2
Recount stories, including fables and folktales from diverse cultures, and determine their central message, lesson, or moral.
RL.2.3
Describe how characters in a story respond to major events and challenges.