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How Glooskap Found Summer
Folktale (fiction), 257 words, Level I (Grade 1)
Folktale (fiction), 257 words, Level I (Grade 1)
Lesson Objectives
| Reading Strategy | Visualize |
| Comprehension | Cause and Effect |
| Phonological Awareness | Medial Sound |
| Phonics | Variant Vowels |
| Grammar and Mechanics | Verb Tense |
| Word Work | Compound Words |
Book Summary
In this Native American tale, Glooskap, the leader of his people, seeks a way to end the perilous winter that has gripped the land. He finds that a giant named Winter has caused the cold weather. After escaping from Winter' s spells, Glooskap travels far to the south and finds a woman named Summer who can defeat the giant and bring warmth to the land.
About the Lesson
Targeted Reading Strategy
- Visualize
Objectives
- Use the reading strategy of visualizing to understand the story and remember information
- Understand and identify cause-and-effect relationships
- Manipulate medial sounds
- Identify words with variant vowel /ow/ digraph and diphthong
- Compare and correctly use verb tenses
- Identify and create compound words
Vocabulary
- High-frequency words: could, other, there, under
- Content words: bloomed, escaped, Glooskap, invited, spell, spoke