🔵Module 2: W3 - Day 3 - ELA

Lesson Instructions

You will go through two lessons (one in grammar and one in reading). 

Phone.pngGRAMMAR

Sentence Structure

Introduction

Hi grammarians! Today, we will be discussing more about clauses. Clauses have a verb and a subject, but they MAY or MAY NOT be a sentence!

There are two types of clauses: dependent and independent.

Dependent clauses depend, or rely, on another part of the sentence to make sense. On its own, it is NOT a sentence.

Independent clauses are sentences! They do not need another section or phrase to make sense. 

Video/Visual

 

In Your Notebook: Write down the clauses below. If it is a dependent clause, finish the sentence. If it is an independent clause, leave it alone!

1. I ate the pineapple

2. Because I went to the mall

3. Since I had ice cream

Interactive

Phone (2).pngREADING
Summaries

Introduction

Hey readers! We introduced summaries in our last reading lesson. Remember summaries need to include the title, author, and main idea. It also should include important information that is related to the main idea. 

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Nonfiction Summaries 1st Sentence: Write title, author, and the main idea Are there sections? Write the main idea of the specific section. If not, write a fact related to the main idea. Another section main idea or fact. Another section main idea or fact. Another section main idea or fact.

Stop and Jot

In Your Notebook:  Write down the steps for Nonfiction Summaries from the image above. 

Then, read your own nonfiction book and write your nonfiction summary using the image above. 

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