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Running for Freedom Level T
Text Type: Fiction • Word Count: 1470

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WORKSHEETS FOR
RUNNING FOR FREEDOM
Worksheets

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COMPREHENSION QUIZ FOR
RUNNING FOR FREEDOM
Comprehension Quiz
Level T Answer Sheet



Correlation
READING A-Z LEVEL T
Grade 3
Fountas
& Pinnell
P
Reading
Recovery
23
DRA 38
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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Book Summary
Running For Freedom follows the path of young Daniel and his father as they escape from slavery. Through the Underground Railroad, they are eventually led across the Ohio River and onto free soil. Both are driven by the desire to find Daniel’s mother, who was sold to another family when Daniel was very young. Illustrations, photos, and maps support the text. 

About the Lesson 

Targeted Reading Strategy

  • Make connections to prior knowledge

Objectives

  • Use the reading strategy of making connections to prior knowledge
  • Analyze changes in the setting
  • Identify simple and compound subjects
  • Recognize and use homonyms in sentences

Materials

  • Book -- Running For Freedom (copy for each student)
  • Chalkboard or dry erase board
  • Setting, simple and compound subjects, homonyms worksheets

Indicates an opportunity for student to mark in the book. (All activities may be completed with paper and pencil if you choose not to have students consume the books.)

Vocabulary

  • Content words: muttered, throbbing, plantation, inn, sagging, gully, scent, hounds, shackles, network, fugitive, activist, credited, flee