Preview Crow and the to determine the genre you are reading. (See the on the “The Robin” “Genre Table” resources page for support!) Once made a decision about the genre of this text, jot down some elements you’ve of the genre in the table below! Afterwards, closely read the text through the lens of the genre! Reading Through the Lens of the Genre Genre Some elements of this genre are: Now, preview the question below, and reread the text through the lens of the question! (you do not need to respond to the question yet) Question: Explain how Crow from Crow and the and Dog from and His are “The Robin” “Dog Reflection” alike and different. Use two details from the stories to support your response. Reading Through the Lens of the Question Rewrite the question in your own words: In order to answer this type of question, what specific details will you need to be on the lookout for when you read the text? (Think: Is this a question about the setting? Character? Theme? What information do readers need to find to write about the setting/character/theme?) FORMAT OF VENN DIAGRAM: Use the Venn Diagram format to compare and contrast Crow and Dog in your notebook reader’s Reading: Read your independent reading book for 40 minutes. Log in your reading log. In your reading notebook, use TWO of the prompts from your bookmark to write entries about your reading in your reading notebook.
Preview “The Crow and the Robin” to determine the genre you are reading. (See the “Genre Table” on the resources page for support!) Once you’ve made a decision about the genre of this text, jot down some elements of the genre in the table below! Afterwards, closely read the text through the lens of the genre! Reading Through the Lens of the Genre Genre Some elements of this genre are: Now, preview the question below, and reread the text through the lens of the question! (you do not need to respond to the question yet) Question: Explain how Crow from “The Crow and the Robin” and Dog from “Dog and His Reflection” are alike and different. Use two details from the stories to support your response. Reading Through the Lens of the Question Rewrite the question in your own words: In order to answer this type of question, what specific details will you need to be on the lookout for when you read the text? (Think: Is this a question about the setting? Character? Theme? What information do readers need to find to write about the setting/character/theme?) FORMAT OF VENN DIAGRAM: Use the Venn Diagram format to compare and contrast Crow and Dog in your reader’s notebook Reading: Read your independent reading book for 40 minutes. Log in your reading log. In your reading notebook, use TWO of the prompts from your bookmark to write entries about your reading in your reading notebook.
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