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EXPANDING THE LITERACY TOOLKIT : INTERVENTIONS TO PROMOTE THE LITERACY ACHIEVEMENT FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING COMPREHENSION STRATEGY TOOLKIT Comprehension: Building Comprehension with Main Idea Identification and Summarizing November 13, 2013

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EXPANDING THE LITERACY TOOLKIT:

INTERVENTIONS TO PROMOTE THE

LITERACY ACHIEVEMENT FOR

STUDENTS WHO ARE DEAF AND HARD

OF HEARING

COMPREHENSION STRATEGY TOOLKIT

Comprehension: Building Comprehension with

Main Idea Identification and Summarizing

November 13, 2013

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CONTENTS Pennsylvania Common Core Standards

Pages 3-4 Identifying the Main Idea

Pages 5-22 Summarizing

Pages 23-35

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Main Idea Chart

Name:____________________________ Date:__________

Paragraph Or

Section Details Main Idea

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Main Idea Sentence

Name:____________________________ Date:__________

Detail 1 Detail 2

Detail 3 Detail 4

Main Idea Sentence

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Ma

in Id

ea S

en

ten

ce

Deta

il 1

Deta

il 2

Deta

il 3

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Gist Log

Name:____________________________ Date:__________

1. Who or what is the paragraph mostly about?

2. What is the most important thing about the who or what?

3. Write the gist/main idea in a complete sentence.

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• Read a paragraph. – Read the paragraph silently. As you read, be sure to think

about what the words mean. • Ask yourself, “What were the main ideas and

details of this paragraph?” – Ask, “What are the main ideas and details?” This question

helps you think about what you just read. To help you, you may need to look quickly back over the paragraph and find the main idea and the details that are related to this paragraph.

• Put the main idea and details in your own words.

– Now put the main idea and details in your own words. When you put the information in your own words, it helps you remember the information. Try to give at least two details related to the main idea.

RAP Strategy

Main Idea: In Your Own Words

Must contain a complete thought Subject Verb

Must be totally accurate Must have new information Must make sense Must contain only useful information Must be in your own words Only one general statement per paragraph is

allowed

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Mai

n Id

ea

Pro

mp

t C

ard

1. W

ho

is t

he

par

agra

ph

mo

stly

ab

ou

t?

2. W

hat

is t

he

mo

st im

po

rtan

t in

form

atio

n a

bo

ut

the

wh

o?

(Wh

at is

th

e m

ain

th

ing

the

per

son

did

in t

he

par

agra

ph

?)

Mai

n Id

ea

Pro

mp

t C

ard

1. W

ho

is t

he

par

agra

ph

mo

stly

ab

ou

t?

2. W

hat

is t

he

mo

st im

po

rtan

t in

form

atio

n a

bo

ut

the

wh

o?

(Wh

at is

th

e m

ain

th

ing

the

per

son

did

in t

he

par

agra

ph

?)

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1.

Sally

pu

t ja

m o

n t

he

bre

ad.

Sally

pu

t b

utt

er

on

th

e

bre

ad. S

ally

cu

t th

e b

read

in

hal

f. S

ally

ate

he

r sn

ack.

2.

Mik

e t

oo

k a

bat

h a

nd

b

rush

ed

his

te

eth

. Mik

e g

ot

dre

sse

d, a

te h

is b

reak

fast

, an

d le

ft f

or

sch

oo

l.

3.

Jen

was

he

d t

he

dis

he

s an

d

mo

pp

ed

th

e f

loo

r. S

he

sw

ep

t th

e s

too

p. J

en

eve

n

too

k o

ut

the

tra

sh.

4.

At

no

on

, Pig

fe

lt v

ery

hu

ngr

y so

h

e m

ade

lun

ch. H

e p

ut

war

m

ho

tdo

gs o

n b

un

s. H

e m

ade

gre

en

b

ean

s an

d h

e f

ille

d a

cu

p o

f m

ilk.

Pig

pu

t th

e lu

nch

on

th

e t

able

.

15

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5.

Do

g ra

n f

ast

to t

he

do

or.

Pig

let

Do

g in

, bu

t D

og

ran

pas

t P

ig t

o

the

tab

le. D

og

was

hu

ngr

y to

o, s

o

wh

en

he

saw

th

e f

oo

d h

e a

te it

. D

og

ate

all

Pig

’s lu

nch

.

6.

Tin

a fe

lt t

he

he

at a

nd

sm

elle

d

the

bu

rnin

g w

oo

d. S

he

saw

fl

ame

s in

th

e w

ind

ow

. Ash

fle

w

thro

ugh

th

e a

ir. T

ina

he

ard

th

e

sire

ns

and

saw

th

e f

lash

ing

ligh

ts

get

clo

ser.

Th

e h

ou

se b

ega

n t

o

cru

mb

le.

7.

Dir

k kn

ew t

hat

th

e n

ew p

lan

t w

ou

ld n

ee

d

lots

of

wat

er

and

su

n.

He

fo

un

d a

sp

ot

ne

ar a

win

do

w t

o p

ut

the

po

tte

d p

lan

t.

Eve

ry d

ay h

e g

ave

th

e p

lan

t p

len

ty o

f w

ate

r. O

ne

day

he

eve

n g

ave

it p

lan

t fo

od

. A

fte

r a

few

we

eks

of

taki

ng

care

of

this

pla

nt,

Dir

k sa

w b

ud

s st

arti

ng

to f

orm

. D

irk

was

pro

ud

th

at h

e h

elp

ed

th

is p

lan

t gr

ow

.

8.

On

e d

ay B

ear

we

nt

do

wn

to

th

e

po

nd

wit

h h

is f

ish

ing

po

le a

nd

a

big

can

of

wo

rms.

Wh

ile h

e w

as

pu

ttin

g a

wo

rm o

n h

is h

oo

k, h

e

loo

ked

do

wn

an

d s

aw a

big

fis

h.

I’m

go

ing

to c

atch

th

at f

ish

, th

ou

ght

Be

ar t

o h

imse

lf.

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9.

On

e w

inte

r m

orn

ing

Pet

er

wo

ke u

p a

nd

lo

oke

d o

ut

the

win

do

w.

Sno

w h

ad f

alle

n

du

rin

g th

e n

igh

t. It

co

vere

d e

very

thin

g as

fa

r as

he

co

uld

se

e. A

fte

r b

reak

fast

he

pu

t o

n h

is s

no

wsu

it a

nd

ran

ou

tsid

e. P

ete

r m

ade

fo

otp

rin

ts in

th

e s

no

w. H

e t

hre

w

sno

wb

alls

, mad

e s

no

w a

ngl

es,

an

d s

no

w

fort

s. H

e e

ven

pre

ten

de

d h

e w

as a

m

ou

nta

in-c

limb

er.

He

als

o m

ade

a

sno

wm

an.

10

.

Ale

xan

der

we

nt

to s

lee

p w

ith

gu

m in

h

is m

ou

th a

nd

no

w t

he

re’s

gu

m in

his

h

air.

Wh

en

he

go

t o

ut

of

be

d in

th

e

mo

rnin

g h

e t

rip

pe

d o

n h

is

skat

eb

oar

d a

nd

dro

pp

ed h

is s

we

ate

r b

y m

ista

ke in

a s

ink

of

run

nin

g w

ate

r.

Ale

xan

der

co

uld

te

ll it

was

go

ing

to

be

a t

err

ible

, ho

rrib

le, n

o g

oo

d, v

ery

b

ad d

ay.

11

.

“I’m

wri

tin

g a

lett

er

to A

my.

I’m

invi

tin

g h

er

to m

y p

arty

,” P

ete

r an

no

un

ced

.

“Wh

y d

on

’t y

ou

just

ask

he

r? Y

ou

did

n’t

wri

te

to a

nyo

ne

els

e,”

sai

d h

is m

oth

er.

Pet

er

star

ted

at

the

sh

eet

of

pap

er

for

awh

ile

and

sai

d,

“We

-e-e

l-l,

th

is w

ay it

’s s

ort

of

spe

cial

.”

12

.

Ge

org

e W

ash

ingt

on

was

bo

rn o

n

Feb

ruar

y 2

2, 1

73

2 in

a s

imp

le V

irgi

nia

fa

rmh

ou

se.

At

that

tim

e V

irgi

nia

was

an

En

glis

h c

olo

ny.

Yo

un

g G

eo

rge

like

d t

o f

ish

an

d g

o b

oat

ing.

He

wat

che

d s

hip

s th

at

saile

d p

ast

on

th

e n

ear

by

rive

r. H

e

en

joye

d w

alki

ng

in t

he

wo

od

s an

d

run

nin

g in

th

e f

ield

s. H

e e

ven

like

d

read

ing

ou

tsid

e.

Bu

t m

ost

of

all h

e li

ked

to

rid

e h

is h

ors

e.

17

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13

.

“My

Dad

se

nt

me

a p

rese

nt!

” M

igu

el t

old

ev

ery

on

e a

t sc

ho

ol.

“I’

m g

oin

g w

ith

my

gran

dm

oth

er

to t

he

tra

in s

tati

on

to

pic

k it

u

p.”

“Th

at’s

exc

itin

g, M

igu

el,”

sai

d h

is t

eac

he

r.

“Do

yo

u k

no

w w

hat

it is

?”

“May

be

Ro

llerb

lad

es.

May

be

a b

ase

bal

l gl

ove

,” s

aid

Mig

ue

l.” “

It’s

fro

m m

y D

ad, s

o

it’l

l be

so

met

hin

g re

ally

go

od

.”

14

.

My

full

nam

e is

Je

ssie

Dai

sy T

urn

er,

bu

t ev

ery

on

e c

alls

me

Dai

sy. I

am

eig

ht

year

s o

ld

and

th

e m

idd

le c

hild

of

thir

tee

n c

hild

ren

. We

liv

e o

n a

far

m in

Gra

fto

n, V

erm

on

t. F

rom

my

win

do

w I

can

se

e t

he

fie

lds

of

be

auti

ful d

aisi

es

I w

as n

ame

d f

or.

My

favo

rite

tim

e o

f d

ay is

aft

er

ou

r ch

ore

s ar

e f

inis

he

d a

nd

we

’ve

eat

en

din

ne

r.

The

n, m

y d

add

y an

d m

y m

om

ma

and

my

Un

cle

Ea

rly

tell

sto

rie

s an

d s

ing

son

gs. I

tak

e t

urn

s m

akin

g u

p p

oe

ms

wit

h t

he

oth

er

child

ren

to

o.

We

als

o s

qu

are

dan

ce a

nd

pla

y m

usi

c.

15

.

Gilb

ert

was

hav

ing

a b

ad d

ay. H

is c

lass

had

be

en

re

adin

g st

ori

es

abo

ut

fam

ou

s p

eo

ple

, an

d n

ow

Mrs

. B

yrd

wan

ted

th

em

to

mak

e u

p p

lays

to

sh

ow

wh

at

they

lear

ne

d. G

ilbe

rt d

idn

’t w

ant

to b

e in

a p

lay.

He

w

as s

ure

he

wo

uld

get

ne

rvo

us

and

mak

e a

mis

take

. G

ilbe

rt d

eci

de

d t

hat

he

wo

uld

fin

d a

way

to

pla

y a

par

t th

at d

idn

’t h

ave

an

y lin

es.

Gilb

ert

vo

lun

tee

red

to

pla

y th

e p

art

of

the

ch

err

y tr

ee

so

he

wo

uld

n’t

h

ave

to

act

or

do

an

yth

ing.

He

co

uld

just

sta

nd

sti

ll an

d w

ave

his

arm

s lik

e a

tre

e in

a b

reez

e.

16

.

Ch

arle

s w

as h

app

y as

he

co

uld

be

, b

ut

he

like

d t

o p

lay

alo

ne

. He

w

ou

ldn

’t t

alk

to W

and

a Su

e, a

nd

he

n

eve

r w

en

t n

ear

th

e p

ho

ne.

He

tr

em

ble

d a

t th

e t

ho

ugh

t o

f m

eet

ing

oth

er

child

ren

at

bal

let

less

on

s o

r fo

otb

all p

ract

ice.

No

thin

g co

uld

get

C

har

les

to t

alk,

no

t ev

en

a c

ho

cola

te

surp

rise

.

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Mai

n Id

ea

Pro

mp

t C

ard

1. W

ho

is t

he

par

agra

ph

mo

stly

ab

ou

t?

2. W

hat

is t

he

mo

st im

po

rtan

t in

form

atio

n

abo

ut

the

wh

o?

(Wh

at is

th

e m

ain

th

ing

the

per

son

did

in t

he

par

agra

ph

?)

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Mai

n Id

ea

Pro

mp

t C

ard

1. W

ho

is t

he

par

agra

ph

mo

stly

ab

ou

t?

2. W

hat

is t

he

mo

st im

po

rtan

t in

form

atio

n

abo

ut

the

wh

o?

(Wh

at is

th

e m

ain

th

ing

the

per

son

did

in t

he

par

agra

ph

?)

20

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enti

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ub

ric

The

stu

de

nt

fully

iden

tifi

ed

the

mai

n id

ea.

The

stu

de

nt

par

tial

ly

ide

nti

fied

th

e m

ain

ide

a.

The

stu

de

nt

inco

rrec

tly

ide

nti

fied

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e m

ain

ide

a.

The

stu

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fully

ide

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fied

al

l det

ails

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The

stu

de

nt

par

tial

ly i

de

nti

fied

d

etai

ls.

The

stu

de

nt

inco

rrec

tly

iden

tifi

ed d

etai

ls.

The

stu

de

nt'

s p

ictu

re f

ully

co

mm

un

icat

es

the

mai

n id

ea.

The

stu

de

nt’

s p

ictu

re

par

tial

ly

com

mu

nic

ates

th

e m

ain

idea

.

The

stu

de

nt’

s p

ictu

re d

oes

n

ot

com

mu

nic

ate

the

mai

n id

ea.

Mai

n Id

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po

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Mai

n Id

ea Id

enti

fica

tio

n R

ub

ric

Stu

den

t re

spo

nse

is

co

mp

lete

, sp

ecif

ic, a

nd

ac

cura

te.

Stu

den

t re

spo

nse

in

clu

des

at

leas

t 3

rel

evan

t d

etai

ls f

rom

th

e p

assa

ge t

hat

su

pp

ort

th

e m

ain

idea

.

Main Idea Supporting Details

Stu

den

t re

spo

nse

is

acc

ura

te, b

ut

no

t co

mp

lete

.

Stu

den

t re

spo

nse

gi

ves

det

ails

in

stea

d o

f m

ain

id

ea.

Stu

den

t re

spo

nse

is

inac

cura

te, b

ut

is a

ttem

pte

d.

Stu

den

t d

id n

ot

atte

mp

t to

re

spo

nd

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Summarization Log

Name:____________________________ Date:__________

1. Identify 3 or 4 important ideas from the entire passage:

2. Write a summary for the entire passage (10 words or less):

3. Generate 3 questions about the important ideas (Use who, what, when, where, why, and how):

4. Create 1 question about the passage that might be on a test:

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Summarization Prompt Card

1. Does your summary give ONLY important information and key ideas?

[ ] Yes [ ] No 2. Is your summary brief?

[ ] Yes [ ] No 3. Does your summary tell the main idea? [ ] Yes [ ] No

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Sum

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Sum

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Sum

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3-2-1

Name:____________________________ Date:__________

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Interesting things (details):

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Reading Summary

Name:____________________________ Date:__________

Today’s reading_______________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ____________. One key idea was _______________________ ___________________________________________________ _______. This is important because______________________ ___________________________________________________ ________________________. Another key idea is _________ ___________________________________________________ ________________. This matters because_________________ ___________________________________________________ _______________________. In sum, today’s lesson_________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________.

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Sum

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Summary Rubric

4 3

2 1

0 Unacceptable or no response.

• Clear main idea in first sentence

• All important ideas are included

• Details are in logical order • Ideas are connected to make

the writing flow • Author restates the main idea

again as a conclusion without writing it the same as in the first sentence

• Clear main idea in the first sentence

• Important details are included but some might be missing

• Ideas are in logical order • Restated main idea doesn’t

differ from the first sentence

• Main idea is unclear – not specifically stated in the writing

• Some critical information is missing

• Ideas are in a random order and not logical

• Restated main idea is not in this piece of writing

• The main idea is not present in the first sentence

• Contains only some details • Ideas are not in logical order • Missing a concluding

sentence with a restated main idea

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