Copy of HP Reading Goal Setting

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1			Reading Goal Setting for ________________
2	If it's challenging you, testing you, and pushing you... it's helping you become more of who you are meant to be.
3	Fountas and Pinell
4		Z	Z	Z	Strategies to help you with your goal
5		Y	Y	Y	Within the text: (Solving words, monitor and adjust, use information, summarizing)			g)
6		X	X	X	Slow down my reading and visualize the text
7		W	W	W	Figure out unknown words by:
8		V	V	V		Using prefixes, context clues, synonyms or antonyms, read on in the story
9		U	U	U	Ask yourself what has happened so far.
10		T	T	T
11		S	S	S	Beyond the text:) Predicting, connecting, inferring, synthesizing, higher level thinking)
12		R	R	R	Make a prediction about what you know so far.
13		Q	Q	Q	Is there a connection you can make to help understand the story better?
14		P	P	P	What is the main character like? What clues or evidenceled you to that inference?
15		O	O	O	Has your thinking changed at all as you have read on?
16		N	N	N
17		M	M	M	About the Text: (Think of a text as a piece of writing, examine text elements, writer's craft, word choice, text structure, critiquing)
18		L	L	L	What do you think of the suthor's word choice? What are some words that you thought were good word choices?
19		K	K	K	How would you rate this writing? What did you like or dislike about it?
20		J	J	J	What details did the author add to this story?
21		I	I	I	Is there a part of the story you would change?
22		H	H	H	What would you ask the author about this story?
23		G	G	G	What are you still wondering about?
24		F	F	F
25		E	E	E
26		D	D	D
27		C	C	C
28		B	B	B
29		A	A	A
30		September	January	May
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32	MAP						MAP Goals
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34	270				Literature: (fiction) look for:		Informational: (nonfiction)	Foundational Skills & Vocabulary
35	260				Berginning, Middle, End		Read books, magazines, reference books,	Watch for and be aware of:
36	250				Character Traits		text books, user manuals, brochures,	Prefixes & suffixes: un, re, ly, ing
37	240				Point of View		catologs and summarize them.	Greek and Latin roots
38	230				Types of conflict		Ask yourself what were they trying to tell you?	Multiple meaning words: bat=baseball/bat=flying rodent
39	220				Mood			contractions: can't= can not
40	210				Theme/Moral			synonyms/antonyms: happy=glad happy=mad
41	200				Protagonist/Antagonist		Identify:	alliteration: Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers
42	190						Text Structure	onomatopoeia: BOOM! BANG! CRASH!
43	180						bias, fact /opinion	imagery: dark, screaming, whiff, soft, juicy
44	170				Read all types of fiction:		contrasts/comparisons	simile:compare two things using the word AS or LIKE, pretty as a picture
45	160				Fables, Fairy Tales, Tall Tales			metaphor:compares 2 things that share a common characteristic.
46	150				Fantasy, Mystery				Ex: You are my sunshine!
47	140				Science Fiction			hyperbole:unreal exaggeration to emphasize the real situation.
48		Sept.	Jan.	May	Historical Fiction				Ex: Got tons of video games!
49		Goal	Goal	Goal				idioms: words that have a different meaning than the literal meanings of each word.
50		Actual	Actual	Actual					Ex: Give it a shot! - try
51								homophone: sound the same, different meanings: blew/blue cell/sell
52								personification: assign the qualities of a person to something that isn't human.
53									Ex: The moon winked at me.
54								homograph: same spelling, different meaning - accent
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