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Text Summary
Although Bonk hopes to have a good dream as he gets ready for bed, he awakens later, shaking, after a bad dream about a T-Rex with long, sharp teeth. Readers discover how Bonk's friend, Snag, helps him conquer his fear of a scary T-Rex so that he has sweet dreams all night long.
About the Lesson
Targeted Reading Strategy
Objectives
- Use the reading strategy of self-questioning
- Identify problem and solution
- Manipulate medial sounds
- Recognize long /e/ vowel digraphs
- Understand and identify quotation marks
- Understand and use antonyms
Materials
- Book -- Bonk's Bad Dream (copy for each student)
- Chalkboard or dry erase board
- Problem and solution, long /e/ digraphs, antonyms 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: for, I, have, he, about, with, up, goes, over, It, is, had, soon, again, This, Did, you, his, all
- Content words: Bonk, dream(s), T-Rex, teeth, Snag, checkers, movie, daisies
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