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Reading Comprehension

Term 3 2019

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Orientation

Write a paragraph of your novel onto this slide. On the next slide, create a Google Drawing that shares the orientation or setting of the novel. Annotate the setting, sharing points that may be vital to the story's conflict or resolution.

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It was typically hot in Tehran the day my life turned upside down. I was completing my

homework in my bedroom, which always stayed cool because of its very high ceiling.

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My Google Drawing

This is a helicopter

This is Abbas

This is his house

This is his cars

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Character Study

Using the template provided, choose one character from your novel study. What do they look like, what actions define your character and what traits or characteristics does your character portray?

Kind, Strong, Always Happy, A little bit worried that he will never meet his parents ever again, Hard worker, sometimes brave, sometimes scared,

Protect his money and his passport, Eats once a day, (saves his food) Trying his best, will do anything (job) for money,

A nine year old (almost ten) boy wearing an orange top with white lines going from one side to the other. His pants are Dark blue and he has no socks.

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Problem / Resolution

Novels often have several problems throughout them. These are used to engage the reader and make them want to continue reading.

Using screencastify, explain one problem that has occurred in your novel.

  • What is the background to your problem?
  • What rising action lead to the climax?
  • How did your character solve the problem?

Insert your screencastify video in the next slide.

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My Screencastify Video

Click HERE.

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Create and Share

Create a D.L.O (Digital Learning Object) to retell your novel. Use the comprehension questions you have been using to guide you. Please include your link HERE.