Grade 5

Language · Unit 8 of 12

Comprehension Strategies — Full Unit

7 lessons


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All 7 lessons are complete — name what we already know before we read, name our purpose before we read, make a prediction using real clues, notice when a text stops making sense, name three kinds of connections to a text, find the main idea of a text, and name the strategies we used this unit.

Every lesson comes with a full teaching set: a lesson plan, a worksheet, homework, and a handout. The unit also includes 7 exit cards, 2 quizzes, a project, and an assignment.

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What's in this unit

  1. 1

    Plan

    7 lesson plans, each one 40-minute period, with what to say and what to watch for.

  2. 2

    Slides

    The lesson on the board, one step at a time, with each answer on the next slide.

  3. 3

    Printouts

    A worksheet, a handout and homework for every lesson.

  4. 4

    Assessment

    7 exit cards, 2 quizzes, a project, an assignment.

  5. 5

    Answer keys

    At the back of every worksheet, homework and assessment.

The 7 lessons

  1. 1What I Bring to a Textname what we already know before we read, explain where that knowledge comes from, and use it to understand a new text faster
  2. 2Why Am I Reading This?name our purpose before we read and pick texts that fit that purpose
  3. 3Guess, Then Checkmake a prediction using real clues and check a prediction as we read
  4. 4Fix-It Moves for Readersnotice when a text stops making sense and learning fix-it moves to repair our understanding
  5. 5Three Kinds of Connectionsname three kinds of connections to a text and describe a connection clearly
  6. 6Main Idea, Details, Conclusionfind the main idea of a text, list only the important details in order, and draw a conclusion the text supports
  7. 7My Comprehension Toolkitname the strategies we used this unit and explain how each one helped us understand texts
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  • One numbered zip per lesson: lesson plan, worksheet, homework, handout and a one-page lesson read-me
  • A zip for the 7 exit cards; a zip for the assessments: 2 quizzes, a project, and an assignment
  • Every file as a print-ready PDF and an editable Word document; the lesson plan also as a PowerPoint deck to project

In every lesson

  • Lesson plan
  • Worksheet
  • Homework
  • Handout

For the whole unit

  • 7 exit cards
  • 2 quizzes
  • A project
  • An assignment
  • Every format included — PDF, DOCX & PPTX
  1. What I Bring to a Text
  2. Why Am I Reading This?
  3. Guess, Then Check
  4. Fix-It Moves for Readers
  5. Three Kinds of Connections
  6. Main Idea, Details, Conclusion
  7. My Comprehension Toolkit
  • Each lesson fits one 40-minute period; the plan is written for a substitute to teach cold
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  • Answer keys on the teacher pages at the end of every worksheet, homework and assessment
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