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What are they thinking?

Submitted by: Nita

June 20th, 2010

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Categories: 1st Grade | Reading & Writing

Estimated Time: 0-10 minutes

Materials Needed: Post-it® Specialty Die Cut Notes, guided reading books, pencils

Materials Needed:

  • Post-it® Specialty Die Cut Notes
  • guided reading books
  • pencils

Description:

During guided reading groups students use talking bubble shaped Post-it® Notes to write what characters may be thinking as they they read a story. This especially encourages making inferences to character motives or feelings.

Instructions:

Step 1: On 1-2 illustrations of characters in the text, place a speech bubble shaped sticky above the character's head. I draw little circles at the base to make them thinking bubbles.

Step 2: Introduce books for guided reading group. As they read students will infer what the character is thinking in specified places of the story and write their ideas on the post-it.

Step 3: After reading students share their ideas and why they think the character may be thinking what they wrote.

Afterwards:

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