It focuses on building vocabulary and comprehension skills of students in grades 34. Trisha was amazed and shocked that she read the paragraph with no problems. Falker by Patricia PolaccoReading Level: Grades 34 Overview This lesson plan is designed to help teachers organize independent reading groups and student-led text-based discussions. Falker put a book in front of her and she read a paragraph without any problems. Falker and Miss Plessy helped her every day after school for three or four months. One day he started yelling letters and numbers and she wrote them on the chalkboard.

Falker sent Eric to the office and said he would not bother her anymore. Once Eric found Trisha in her secret hiding place and pulled her out and started yelling, Dumbbell! Mr. Eric was jealous and Trisha was scared and felt all by herself. This made her feel good until Eric pulled her hair and kept picking on her. Falker complimented Trisha on her pictures and her classmates heard they looked and they liked them too. When they moved to California the teacher and her classmates treated Trisha the same. To make up for not being able to read well she drew beautiful pictures. 25 points In the beginning of the story, Trisha felt dumb and she cried all the time because every time she read or did math the words and numbers were all over the place. Click to read more about Covers: Thank You, Mr.

As a result, this resource set has been aligned to the second grade Common Core Sta Subjects: Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies Grades: 1st - 3rd Types: Centers, Lesson CCSS: RL.2.3, RL.2.6, RL.2.7, RL.2.10, RF.2. FCAs C- Underline three clear reasons how Trisha changed in the story 50 points o- Use two transition words 25 points s- Write sentences of varying sentence lengths. Falker is a Guided Reading Level M, which is a second-grade reading level. Falker by Patricia Polacco Anchor paper – Expository Prompt- Explain how Trisha changed from the beginning of the story to the end of the story. Christina Farver Grade Level- Third Theme Unit- Change Lesson 1- Thank you, Mr.

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