What lessons were learned? Beginning, Middle and End Elementary Video: Nonfiction Summary Chart Who/What What Where When Why How Is most Is most Did this occur? Did this occur? Is the subject Did this occur? important important? important? about them? Summary: Sticky Note Summarizing Independent Instructions – What to do: Everyone will need 3 of the Sticky Notes found on your desk/tables. You will use these to identify the three most important points made in the article/section/paragraph. Read the article on the next two pages in your handouts. As you read, identify the 3 most important points made in the article/section/paragraph. Place one Sticky Note beside each of the 3 main ideas. After reading, summarize each of the main ideas and write your summary on the corresponding Post-It Note. You will have only one important point per Sticky Note. Cooperative Instructions – What to do: With a Partner: Work with one other person at your table to compare and discuss the most important points each of you identified. Next, condense the 6 main ideas to the 3 you agree together are the most important points in the article. Set aside the extra Sticky Notes.
What lessons were learned? Beginning, Middle and End Elementary Video: Nonfiction Summary Chart Who/What Is most important? What Is most important about them? Where Did this occur? When Did this occur? Why Is the subject important? How Did this occur? Summary: Sticky Note Summarizing Independent Instructions – What to do: Everyone will need 3 of the Sticky Notes found on your desk/tables. You will use these to identify the three most important points made in the article/section/paragraph. Read the article on the next two pages in your handouts. As you read, identify the 3 most important points made in the article/section/paragraph. Place one Sticky Note beside each of the 3 main ideas. After reading, summarize each of the main ideas and write your summary on the corresponding Post-It Note. You will have only one important point per Sticky Note. Cooperative Instructions – What to do: With a Partner: Work with one other person at your table to compare and discuss the most important points each of you identified. Next, condense the 6 main ideas to the 3 you agree together are the most important points in the article. Set aside the extra Sticky Notes.