The People of Ancient Greece and Rome: History and Myth WordDay 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5 fictional...

The People of Ancient Greece and Rome: History and Myth

Word Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5fictional

tragicallyconfronted

onset

esteemedpillaged

fare

property

Title: The People of Ancient Greece and Rome: History and MythReading Goal: QuestioningTeam Cooperation Goal: Complete TasksGenre: ExpositoryAuthor: Tanya Jackson

SQRRRL• Survey• Question• Read and Restate• Review• Learn

What is the purpose for reading?

• To be informed• To follow directions• To be entertained

I reminded myself that the really sad story was only fictional and didn’t really happen.

fictional: False, not true

We lost when the game ended tragically.

tragically: sadly

John confronted his fear of public speaking by raising his hand at the assembly.

confronted:faced

I’ve learned a lot since the onset of the school year.

onset: beginning

The doctors listened to their esteemed colleague as he spoke to them.

esteemed: Respected, highly regarded

The raccoons pillaged the trash can and took all the food we’d thrown out.

pillaged: attacked

Marissa studied hard so that she would fare well in the difficult class.

fare: Get along, survive

“Get your hands off my property!” Lisa yelled to the thief.

property: Things a person owns

Think Pair Share

What is the difference between these two sentences……

1. Alan Shepard was the first American in space.

2. Who was the first American in space?

Think Pair ShareWhat is the question word in the following questions…….•Who likes to read books?•Rory, what do you like about reading?•Jamal, when do you like to read?•Where is the nearest library?•What do you like reading, Henry?•Tanya, how do you feel about the last book you read?

William ShakespeareWilliam Shakespeare was a famous English poet and playwright. Shakespeare was born in 1564, about 100 miles from London, England. He was the third child of John and Mary Shakespeare. As a young man, he left his family behind and moved to London so he could write and publish plays. Shakespeare’s first play, Henry VI, Part 1, was published in 1592. He wrote nearly 40 plays and 154 sonnets. He died in 1616.

Idea TreesSQRRRL

Think Pair ShareSurvey the Text and Determine the Topic

Question

Pg .37 and 38

Read and Restate

Partner Reading• Questioning Checklist•Read and Restate pages 39 and 40•Record main ideas and details on your idea tree as you read

Team Talk• Let’s look at the questions on page 19.

Partner Reading• Questioning Checklist•Read and Restate pages 39 and 40•Record main ideas and details on your idea tree as you read

Team Discussion• Discuss idea trees•Share questions•Discuss team talk questions•Write answers to #1-4

Class Discussion•Idea trees•Share questions (Challenge Each Other!)•Discuss team talk questions•Which do you prefer, poems or plays? Why? How are they different?

Team Practice•Vocabulary (pg. 19)•Fluency (pg. 39)