| Reading A-Z Level |  |
| Ages | 6 - 7 |
| Grade | 1 |
| Fountas & Pinnell | H |
| Reading Recovery | 13-14 |
| DRA | 14 |
Weird Bird Beaks
Informational (nonfiction),
130 words,
Level H (Grade 1)
Have you ever wondered why some birds have such weird beaks? Have you wondered how they can eat or fly with such oddly shaped beaks? Weird Bird Beaks provides insight as to why some birds have the weird beaks they do. Illustrations support the text.
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Lesson Resources
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Preteach the Vocabulary
High-Frequency Words
long, use, very Story Words
beak, bearded barbet, crossbill, pelican, rhinoceros hornbill, shoebill stork, spoonbill, sword-billed hummingbird, toucan
long, use, very Story Words
beak, bearded barbet, crossbill, pelican, rhinoceros hornbill, shoebill stork, spoonbill, sword-billed hummingbird, toucan
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Teach the Objectives
Reading Strategy
Use the reading strategy of summarizing to understand nonfiction text
Comprehension
Identify details to compare and contrast beaks
Phonological Awareness
Manipulate medial sounds
Phonics
Read words with long /e/ digraphs
Grammar and Mechanics
Identify adjectives and the nouns they describe
Word Work
Recognize and use antonyms
Use the reading strategy of summarizing to understand nonfiction text
Comprehension
Identify details to compare and contrast beaks
Phonological Awareness
Manipulate medial sounds
Phonics
Read words with long /e/ digraphs
Grammar and Mechanics
Identify adjectives and the nouns they describe
Word Work
Recognize and use antonyms
Think, Collaborate, Discuss
Promote higher-order thinking for small groups
or whole class
Promote higher-order thinking for small groups
or whole class
