Key Ideas and Details
ELA.RL.3.1: Ask and answer questions to demonstrate understanding of a text, referring explicitly to the text as the basis for the answers.
Activity | Page |
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Growing and Changing | 19 |
Major Minors | 20 |
Inside and Out | 21 |
Friends and Family | 22 |
Time Capsule | 23 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
For or Against? | 25 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Comparing Voices | 34 |
What's Happening? | 39 |
Important Events | 40 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
Character Conflicts | 42 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Storyboard a Scene | 48 |
Wow! | 49 |
All in Order | 50 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Timeline of Events | 52 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
The End | 54 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
Put It On the Map | 63 |
A Place in Time | 64 |
A Different Time | 65 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
A Different Genre | 68 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
What's the Big Idea? | 72 |
List of Common Themes | 73 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
Growing a Theme | 75 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
This About Covers It | 78 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
Drawing Out Information | 86 |
Painting a Picture | 87 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
So They Say | 92 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
Left in Suspense | 94 |
Past and Future | 95 |
Language Locator | 96-97 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
Choice Words | 101 |
Alike and Opposite | 102 |
Make the Case | 103 |
Scavenger Hunt | 104 |
Question and Answer | 105 |
All in One Place | 108-109 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Get Creative | 119 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Casting Director | 122 |
Write a Persuasive Letter | 124 |
Checking It Twice | 125 |
My Book Rating | 126 |
We Got Plot | 128 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
On Location | 137 |
Themes in Common | 138 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Key Ideas and Details
ELA.RL.3.3: Describe characters in a story (e.g., their traits, motivations, or feelings) and explain how their actions contribute to the sequence of events.
Activity | Page |
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Growing and Changing | 19 |
Major Minors | 20 |
Inside and Out | 21 |
Friends and Family | 22 |
Time Capsule | 23 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
For or Against? | 25 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
Comparing Voices | 34 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The End | 54 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
So They Say | 92 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Key Ideas and Details
ELA.RL.3.2: Recount stories, including fables, folktales, and myths from diverse cultures; determine the central message, lesson, or moral and explain how it is conveyed through key details in the text.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Character Conflicts | 42 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
What's the Big Idea? | 72 |
List of Common Themes | 73 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
Growing a Theme | 75 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
This About Covers It | 78 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
My Book Rating | 126 |
Themes in Common | 138 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Craft and Structure
ELA.RL.3.6: Distinguish their own point of view from that of the narrator or those of the characters.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
The Reader | 11 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
Says Who? | 30 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
Craft and Structure
ELA.RL.3.4: Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, distinguishing literal from non-literal language.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Growing and Changing | 19 |
Major Minors | 20 |
Inside and Out | 21 |
Friends and Family | 22 |
Time Capsule | 23 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
For or Against? | 25 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
A New Point of View | 32 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Comparing Voices | 34 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
What's Happening? | 39 |
Important Events | 40 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
Character Conflicts | 42 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Storyboard a Scene | 48 |
Wow! | 49 |
All in Order | 50 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Timeline of Events | 52 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
The End | 54 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
Put It On the Map | 63 |
A Place in Time | 64 |
A Different Time | 65 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
A Different Genre | 68 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
What's the Big Idea? | 72 |
List of Common Themes | 73 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
Growing a Theme | 75 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
This About Covers It | 78 |
Section Log-In | 79 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
Drawing Out Information | 86 |
Painting a Picture | 87 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
So They Say | 92 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
Left in Suspense | 94 |
Past and Future | 95 |
Language Locator | 96-97 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
My Word Wall | 100 |
Choice Words | 101 |
Alike and Opposite | 102 |
Make the Case | 103 |
Scavenger Hunt | 104 |
Question and Answer | 105 |
All in One Place | 108-109 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Get Creative | 119 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Casting Director | 122 |
And Then This Happens! | 123 |
Write a Persuasive Letter | 124 |
Checking It Twice | 125 |
My Book Rating | 126 |
We Got Plot | 128 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
On Location | 137 |
Themes in Common | 138 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Craft and Structure
ELA.RL.3.5: Refer to parts of stories, dramas, and poems when writing or speaking about a text, using terms such as chapter, scene, and stanza; describe how each successive part builds on earlier sections.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
What's Happening? | 39 |
Important Events | 40 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
All in Order | 50 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Timeline of Events | 52 |
The End | 54 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
Left in Suspense | 94 |
Past and Future | 95 |
All in One Place | 108-109 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Casting Director | 122 |
My Book Rating | 126 |
We Got Plot | 128 |
Integration of Knowledge and Ideas
ELA.RL.3.7: Explain how specific aspects of a text's illustrations contribute to what is conveyed by the words in a story (e.g., create mood, emphasize aspects of a character or setting).
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Judging a Book | 14 |
Range of Reading and Level of Text Complexity
ELA.RL.3.10: By the end of the year, read and comprehend literature, including stories, dramas, and poetry, at the high end of the grades 2-3 text complexity band independently and proficiently.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Growing and Changing | 19 |
Major Minors | 20 |
Inside and Out | 21 |
Friends and Family | 22 |
Time Capsule | 23 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
For or Against? | 25 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
A New Point of View | 32 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Comparing Voices | 34 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
What's Happening? | 39 |
Important Events | 40 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
Character Conflicts | 42 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Storyboard a Scene | 48 |
Wow! | 49 |
All in Order | 50 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Timeline of Events | 52 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
The End | 54 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
Put It On the Map | 63 |
A Place in Time | 64 |
A Different Time | 65 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
A Different Genre | 68 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
What's the Big Idea? | 72 |
List of Common Themes | 73 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
Growing a Theme | 75 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
This About Covers It | 78 |
Section Log-In | 79 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
Drawing Out Information | 86 |
Painting a Picture | 87 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
So They Say | 92 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
Left in Suspense | 94 |
Past and Future | 95 |
Language Locator | 96-97 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
My Word Wall | 100 |
Choice Words | 101 |
Alike and Opposite | 102 |
Make the Case | 103 |
Scavenger Hunt | 104 |
Question and Answer | 105 |
All in One Place | 108-109 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Get Creative | 119 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Casting Director | 122 |
And Then This Happens! | 123 |
Write a Persuasive Letter | 124 |
Checking It Twice | 125 |
My Book Rating | 126 |
We Got Plot | 128 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
On Location | 137 |
Themes in Common | 138 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Text Types and Purposes
ELA.W.3.1: Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
The Reader | 11 |
Quick Take on Topics | 12 |
Good Guys and Bad | 13 |
Judging a Book | 14 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Wow! | 49 |
All in Order | 50 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
The End | 54 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
A Different Time | 65 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Section Log-In | 79 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
Drawing Out Information | 86 |
Painting a Picture | 87 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
So They Say | 92 |
Past and Future | 95 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
All in One Place | 108-109 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Casting Director | 122 |
Write a Persuasive Letter | 124 |
Checking It Twice | 125 |
My Book Rating | 126 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Text Types and Purposes
ELA.W.3.2: Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas and information clearly.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
The Reader | 11 |
Quick Take on Topics | 12 |
Good Guys and Bad | 13 |
Judging a Book | 14 |
The Writer | 15 |
Growing and Changing | 19 |
Major Minors | 20 |
Inside and Out | 21 |
Friends and Family | 22 |
Time Capsule | 23 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
For or Against? | 25 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Comparing Voices | 34 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
What's Happening? | 39 |
Important Events | 40 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
Character Conflicts | 42 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Storyboard a Scene | 48 |
Wow! | 49 |
All in Order | 50 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Timeline of Events | 52 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
The End | 54 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
Put It On the Map | 63 |
A Place in Time | 64 |
A Different Time | 65 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
A Different Genre | 68 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
What's the Big Idea? | 72 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
Growing a Theme | 75 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
This About Covers It | 78 |
Section Log-In | 79 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
Drawing Out Information | 86 |
Painting a Picture | 87 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
So They Say | 92 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
Left in Suspense | 94 |
Past and Future | 95 |
Language Locator | 96-97 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
All in One Place | 108-109 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Get Creative | 119 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Casting Director | 122 |
And Then This Happens! | 123 |
Write a Persuasive Letter | 124 |
Checking It Twice | 125 |
We Got Plot | 128 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
Themes in Common | 138 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Text Types and Purposes
ELA.W.3.3: Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear event sequences.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
A New Point of View | 32 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
A Different Genre | 68 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Get Creative | 119 |
And Then This Happens! | 123 |
On Location | 137 |
Production and Distribution of Writing
ELA.W.3.4: With guidance and support from adults, produce writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task and purpose. (Grade-specific expectations for writing types are defined in standards 1–3 above.)
Activity | Page |
---|---|
The Reader | 11 |
Quick Take on Topics | 12 |
Good Guys and Bad | 13 |
Judging a Book | 14 |
The Writer | 15 |
Growing and Changing | 19 |
Major Minors | 20 |
Inside and Out | 21 |
Friends and Family | 22 |
Time Capsule | 23 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
For or Against? | 25 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
A New Point of View | 32 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Comparing Voices | 34 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
What's Happening? | 39 |
Important Events | 40 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
Character Conflicts | 42 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Storyboard a Scene | 48 |
Wow! | 49 |
All in Order | 50 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Timeline of Events | 52 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
The End | 54 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
Put It On the Map | 63 |
A Place in Time | 64 |
A Different Time | 65 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
A Different Genre | 68 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
What's the Big Idea? | 72 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
Growing a Theme | 75 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
This About Covers It | 78 |
Section Log-In | 79 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
Drawing Out Information | 86 |
Painting a Picture | 87 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
So They Say | 92 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
Left in Suspense | 94 |
Past and Future | 95 |
Language Locator | 96-97 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
My Word Wall | 100 |
Choice Words | 101 |
Alike and Opposite | 102 |
Make the Case | 103 |
Scavenger Hunt | 104 |
Question and Answer | 105 |
All in One Place | 108-109 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Get Creative | 119 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Casting Director | 122 |
And Then This Happens! | 123 |
Write a Persuasive Letter | 124 |
Checking It Twice | 125 |
My Book Rating | 126 |
We Got Plot | 128 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
On Location | 137 |
Themes in Common | 138 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Production and Distribution of Writing
ELA.W.3.5: With guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, and editing. (Editing for conventions should demonstrate command of Language standards 1-3 up to and including grade 3)
Activity | Pages |
---|---|
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Write a Persuasive Letter | 124 |
Checking It Twice | 125 |
Research to Build and Present Knowledge
ELA.W.3.8: Recall information from experiences or gather information from print and digital sources; take brief notes on sources and sort evidence into provided categories.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
The Reader | 11 |
Quick Take on Topics | 12 |
Good Guys and Bad | 13 |
Judging a Book | 14 |
The Writer | 15 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Says You | 31 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
A Different Time | 65 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
List of Common Themes | 73 |
Section Log-In | 79 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Get Creative | 119 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Casting Director | 122 |
And Then This Happens! | 123 |
We Got Plot | 128 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
On Location | 137 |
Themes in Common | 138 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Research to Build and Present Knowledge
ELA.W.3.7: Conduct short research projects that build knowledge about a topic.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
The Writer | 15 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Range of Writing
ELA.W.3.10: Write routinely over extended time frames (time for research, reflection, and revision) and shorter time frames (a single sitting or a day or two) for a range of discipline-specific tasks, purposes, and audiences.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
The Reader | 11 |
Quick Take on Topics | 12 |
Good Guys and Bad | 13 |
Judging a Book | 14 |
The Writer | 15 |
Growing and Changing | 19 |
Major Minors | 20 |
Inside and Out | 21 |
Friends and Family | 22 |
Time Capsule | 23 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
For or Against? | 25 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
A New Point of View | 32 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Comparing Voices | 34 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
What's Happening? | 39 |
Important Events | 40 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
Character Conflicts | 42 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Storyboard a Scene | 48 |
Wow! | 49 |
All in Order | 50 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Timeline of Events | 52 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
The End | 54 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
Put It On the Map | 63 |
A Place in Time | 64 |
A Different Time | 65 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
A Different Genre | 68 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
What's the Big Idea? | 72 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
Growing a Theme | 75 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
This About Covers It | 78 |
Section Log-In | 79 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
Drawing Out Information | 86 |
Painting a Picture | 87 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Making the Mood | 91 |
So They Say | 92 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
Left in Suspense | 94 |
Past and Future | 95 |
Language Locator | 96-97 |
Section Log-In | 98 |
My Word Wall | 100 |
Choice Words | 101 |
Alike and Opposite | 102 |
Make the Case | 103 |
Scavenger Hunt | 104 |
Question and Answer | 105 |
All in One Place | 108-109 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
A Novel Encyclopedia | 112-113 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
All in One Letter | 115 |
Spreading the News | 116-117 |
Get Creative | 119 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Casting Director | 122 |
And Then This Happens! | 123 |
Write a Persuasive Letter | 124 |
Checking It Twice | 125 |
My Book Rating | 126 |
We Got Plot | 128 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Character Comparisons | 130 |
Trading Traits | 131 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Thanks for the Support | 133 |
Two Points of View | 134 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
On Location | 137 |
Themes in Common | 138 |
Section Log-In | 139 |
Comprehension and Collaboration
ELA.SL.3.1: Engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3 topics and texts, building on others’ ideas and expressing their own clearly.
Activity | Page |
---|---|
Highs and Lows | 24 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says You | 31 |
A New Point of View | 32 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Speaking of Dialogue | 93 |
Scavenger Hunt | 104 |
Question and Answer | 105 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
A Plot Alike and Different | 129 |
Discussing Changes | 132 |
Conflicting Answers | 135 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
Comprehension and Collaboration
ELA.SL.3.2: Determine the main ideas and supporting details of a text read aloud or information presented in diverse media and formats, including visually, quantitatively, and orally.
Activity | Page |
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All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says You | 31 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Comprehension and Collaboration
ELA.SL.3.3: Ask and answer questions about information from a speaker, offering appropriate elaboration and detail.
Activity | Page |
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All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says You | 31 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas
ELA.SL.3.4: Report on a topic or text, tell a story, or recount an experience with appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details, speaking clearly at an understandable pace.
Activity | Page |
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All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says You | 31 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas
ELA.SL.3.6: Speak in complete sentences when appropriate to task and situation in order to provide requested detail or clarification.
Activity | Page |
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All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says You | 31 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
Talk to a Character | 114 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Get Settings, Go! | 136 |
Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas
ELA.SL.3.5: Create engaging audio recordings of stories or poems that demonstrate fluid reading at an understandable pace; add visual displays when appropriate to emphasize or enhance certain facts or details.
Activity | Pages |
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A Novel Poster | 110-111 |
Connect the Plots | 118 |
Acting Out | 120-121 |
Conventions of Standard English
ELA.L.3.1: Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
Activity | Page |
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The Reader | 11 |
Quick Take on Topics | 12 |
Good Guys and Bad | 13 |
Judging a Book | 14 |
The Writer | 15 |
Growing and Changing | 19 |
Major Minors | 20 |
Inside and Out | 21 |
Friends and Family | 22 |
Time Capsule | 23 |
Highs and Lows | 24 |
For or Against? | 25 |
Revisiting Heroes and Villains | 26 |
Mirror, Mirror | 27 |
All Together Now | 28 |
Who Said That? | 29 |
Says Who? | 30 |
Says You | 31 |
A New Point of View | 32 |
The Lead Singer | 33 |
Comparing Voices | 34 |
Section Log-In | 35 |
What's Happening? | 39 |
Important Events | 40 |
A Door to a New World | 41 |
Character Conflicts | 42 |
A Difficult Decision | 43 |
The Structure of a Scene | 44-45 |
An Important Scene | 46-47 |
Storyboard a Scene | 48 |
Wow! | 49 |
All in Order | 50 |
All Out of Order | 51 |
Timeline of Events | 52 |
Crystal Ball | 53 |
The End | 54 |
Section Log-In | 55 |
Locale Listings | 58 |
A Sense of Place | 59 |
A Place of Meaning | 60 |
Where It Begins and Ends | 61 |
Talk About the Weather | 62 |
Put It On the Map | 63 |
A Place in Time | 64 |
A Different Time | 65 |
The Passage of Time | 66 |
Name the Genre | 67 |
A Different Genre | 68 |
Section Log-In | 69 |
What's the Big Idea? | 72 |
Checking In on Theme | 74 |
Growing a Theme | 75 |
A Tale of Two | 76 |
Overcoming Obstacles | 77 |
This About Covers It | 78 |
Section Log-In | 79 |
The Long and Short of It | 83 |
Beginnings and Endings | 84 |
Playing with Form | 85 |
Drawing Out Information | 86 |
Painting a Picture | 87 |
What Is Being Said | 88 |
A Whole Other Meaning | 89 |
Tone vs. Mood | 90 |
Making the Mood | 91 |