you by using your hand or something else. If I went like this [gesture with your hand or finger], you would know to come over to me. I could beckon you that way. In the book it says, the doors to the storm cellar and beckoned with his “Pete opened straw hat.” Pretend you have a straw hat. Let's see you beckon me. means to call someone to Beckon you by using your hand or something else. What word? Another word for today is What word? means to wait a second before hesitated. Hesitate doing something. When I beckoned my cat, she hesitated before coming over to me. In our book, it says, my mother did not want to leave her husband in “Still hesitated.” She the field, but she knew she must get to safety. means to wait or pause just for a Hesitate second before doing something. What word? Sentence Composing Unscramble we listened / to the / storm and / worried about / my father in / the cornfield Combine My mother was standing outside the door. My mother was worried about my daddy. [Prompt use of the temporal words and when, while, as.] Written Response Write and tell me how you think Tornado got his name. Tornado Day 2 Chapter 2 Review and Share Written Responses [Briefly review previous chapter. Ask partners to share their stories about how Tornado might have gotten his name.] Model a Comprehension Strategy and Ask Questions During Reading Later I will give you a chance to write as if you are Tornado. You can tell me what you are thinking, from his point of view. Now we are going to hear the first part of story. There are really two stories, aren't Pete’s there? There is the story of the family in the storm cellar, and there is the story that Pete will tell. This happens a lot when you read chapter books. A small story is inside a larger story, like a picture inside a frame. why the story of the family is called the frame That’s story. So here we go with first story about Tornado. Pete’s [End of page 6] An alley is a narrow street. There really is a place called Tornado Alley. It is not a street, though. It is a very windy place in the part of the country called the Midwest, where lots of tornadoes happen.
you by using your hand or something else. If I went like this [gesture with your hand or finger], you would know to come over to me. I could beckon you that way. In the book it says, “Pete opened the doors to the storm cellar and beckoned with his straw hat.” Pretend you have a straw hat. Let's see you beckon me. Beckon means to call someone to you by using your hand or something else. What word? Another word for today is hesitated. What word? Hesitate means to wait a second before doing something. When I beckoned my cat, she hesitated before coming over to me. In our book, it says, “Still my mother hesitated.” She did not want to leave her husband in the field, but she knew she must get to safety. Hesitate means to wait or pause just for a second before doing something. What word? Sentence Composing Unscramble we listened / to the / storm and / worried about / my father in / the cornfield Combine My mother was standing outside the door. My mother was worried about my daddy. [Prompt use of the temporal words when, while, and as.] Written Response Write and tell me how you think Tornado got his name. Tornado Day 2 Chapter 2 Review and Share Written Responses [Briefly review previous chapter. Ask partners to share their stories about how Tornado might have gotten his name.] Model a Comprehension Strategy and Ask Questions During Reading Later I will give you a chance to write as if you are Tornado. You can tell me what you are thinking, from his point of view. Now we are going to hear the first part of Pete’s story. There are really two stories, aren't there? There is the story of the family in the storm cellar, and there is the story that Pete will tell. This happens a lot when you read chapter books. A small story is inside a larger story, like a picture inside a frame. That’s why the story of the family is called the frame story. So here we go with Pete’s first story about Tornado. [End of page 6] An alley is a narrow street. There really is a place called Tornado Alley. It is not a street, though. It is a very windy place in the part of the country called the Midwest, where lots of tornadoes happen.
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