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Alaska: The Last Frontier
Level R
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3 |
| Fountas & Pinnell |
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| Reading Recovery |
30 |
| DRA |
30 |
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Alaska: The Last Frontier
Informational (nonfiction), 961 words,
Level R (Grade 3)
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Lesson Objectives |
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| Reading Strategy |
Summarize |
| Comprehension |
Main Idea and Details |
| Grammar and Mechanics |
Conjunctions |
| Word Work |
Abbreviations |
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Book Summary |
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The cold, wild land of Alaska is sometimes called "The Last Frontier." From the exciting history of gold miners to the bright future of the state's oil fields, Alaska is a unique part of the United States. It is the largest state in the union--covering over 1.7 million square kilometers--and is home to Mount McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America. People from all over the world come to see Alaska's beautiful landscapes and amazing wildlife.
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About the Lesson |
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Targeted Reading Strategy
Objectives
- Use the reading strategy of summarizing to understand the text
- Identify the main idea and supporting details
- Differentiate between coordinating and subordinating conjunctions
- Identify and fluently read abbreviations
Vocabulary
Content words: Arctic Circle, aurora borealis, caribou, delicacies, economy, individualism, kayaks, population, preserve, relatively, tourists, tundra
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