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What's for Dinner? Level E
Text Type: Fiction • Word Count: 133

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WORKSHEETS FOR
WHAT'S FOR DINNER?
Worksheets

LEVEL E
BENCHMARK BOOKS
In the Sea
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COMPREHENSION QUIZ FOR
WHAT'S FOR DINNER?
Comprehension Quiz
Level E Answer Sheet

OTHER PRINT OPTIONS
RAZ Pocketbook
Wordless Book



Correlation
READING A-Z LEVEL E
Grade 1
Fountas
& Pinnell
E
Reading
Recovery
7-8
DRA 6-8
Lesson Parts
1) Before Reading
2) During Reading
3) After Reading
4) Build Skills
5) Build Fluency
6) Extend the Reading
7) Assessment

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Double-Sided Book Assembly Instructions

Book Summary
Giraffe is hungry, but he is tired of eating leaves. How will Giraffe solve his problem? He decides to try to eat foods other animals eat. Humorous, supportive pictures and repetitive phrases allow early readers to be successful. 

About the Lesson

Targeted Reading Strategy

  • Retell

Objectives

  • Use the reading strategy of retelling to understand the story
  • Identify the story elements of problem and solution
  • Discriminate initial consonant blend sound /tr/
  • Identify initial consonant blend tr
  • Recognize and locate quotation marks
  • List words in alphabetical order

Materials

  • Book -- What's for Dinner? (copy for each student)
  • Chalkboard or dry erase board
  • Problem and solution, initial consonant blend tr, quotation marks worksheets

   Indicates an opportunity for student to mark in the book. (All activities may be completed with paper and pencil if books are reusable.)

Vocabulary

  • High-frequency words: always, but, don't, eat, just, like, want, very
  • Content words: bear, bending, bird, delicious, frog, giraffe, grass, hanging, hungry, leaves, otter, tongue, tried