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Eleven by Sandra Cisneros StudySync 6th grade language arts

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Eleven by Sandra Cisneros StudySync 6th grade language arts

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  1. “Eleven”By Sandra Cisneros Welcome back! Please get started on your warm-up. Type your answers in the chat. • What is text evidence? • What does it mean to annotate the text?

  2. I can... • Cite text evidence to support response to literature. • Annotate the text. (mark the text) Essential Question: What do we do when life gets hard?

  3. What is text evidence? Details from the text that a reader can use to support his or her ideas and opinions about the text.

  4. What is annotating the text? An annotation is a question or comment that you write directly on a text to capture your reaction to what you are reading. Avid Marking the Text Sheet

  5. To cite text evidence you need to: • Read the text closely. • Identify what the text says explicitly. • Find the most relevant textual evidence that supports your analysis. • Cite specific words, phrases, or sentences. What is text evidence? Details from the text that a reader can use to support his or her ideas and opinions about the text.

  6. Let’s try it together: Why does she wish she were older? Use text evidence from this passage to answer the question.

  7. Important terms: Explicit: evidence directly stated in the text Implicit: suggested in the text but not directly stated Make Inferences: using clues from the text to make a logical decision

  8. Your turn: • If I say, “Wow, your lunch looks really good. I haven’t eaten in a while.” You might be able to imply that….. • Look at the example to the left. If I ask, “Are we going to the beach tomorrow?” How can you explicitly answer that question.

  9. Homework: • Go to StudySync • Complete the Textual Evidence Assignment. • Don’t forget to click “Submit Assignment”

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  11. Text Evidence Video https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jv2kuyUa20MwCaARHZ8bPYJCNf0emT-K/view

  12. “Eleven” By Sandra Cisneros Warm-Up: Complete the Google Form 10/01-10/02 located in the Warm-Up section. I can cite text evidence to support response to literature. (RL 6.1) I can annotate the text.

  13. Quick Review: What is text evidence?

  14. Quick Review: What is annotating the text?

  15. Review of Homework: Textual Evidence

  16. Before you read: • What does the image next to the text suggest about the story? • What do we already know about the narrator? • How does the narrator feel about adults?

  17. Your Turn: • Go to StudySync • Click on Close Read: Eleven • Watch the Intro Video, Read the Story, and then answer the Think question. Make sure you click “Save and Continue” when done. • Remember: You can use these buttons to have the text read aloud to you, to annotate, and number your paragraphs!

  18. Video: Annotating the Text https://drive.google.com/file/d/19ZbVF7IW4ziBlsZqbKCyfcfB-4BepNnR/view

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