Year 5 Guided Reading - New Book Time!
In this guided reading session scheduled for Wednesday, April 22nd, students will explore a new book focusing on Year 5 level content. They will start by analyzing the title and blurb to predict the book's theme, then delve into tricky vocabulary words like surreptitious and conspiratorially. The session progresses with reading Chapter 1 of "Mr. Nobody's Eyes" with an emphasis on expression and flow. Comprehension questions based on specific pages will be used to assess understanding and encourage critical thinking.
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Year 5 Guided Reading New book time!!!!! Wednesday 22ndApril
1.Read the title and the blurb. What do you think this book is going to be about? 2.What two things do you want to know about the book from reading the blub?
Tricky Vocabulary Chapter 1 Tricky Vocabulary Chapter 1 (10 (10- -15mins) 15mins) Choose at least 3 of the following words, find the definitions and put them in your own sentence: - surreptitious - surplices - serene - wrangle - disputed - impregnable - conspiratorially - rationing - recrimination
Tricky Vocabulary Chapter 1 Tricky Vocabulary Chapter 1 - - definitions definitions - surreptitious - done secretly or quickly, in the hope that other people will not notice - surplices - a loose white piece of clothing with wide sleeves worn by priests and singers in the choir during church services - serene - calm and peaceful - wrangle - an argument that is complicated and continues over a long period of time - disputed - to question whether something is true - impregnable - strong and impossible to defeat or change - conspiratorially - in a way that is connected with, or makes you think of, a conspiracy (= a secret plan to do something illegal) - rationing - the policy of limiting the amount of food, fuel, etc. that people are allowed to have when there is not enough for everyone to have as much as they want - recrimination - an angry statement that somebody makes accusing somebody else of something, especially in response to a similar statement from them
Wednesday 22 Wednesday 22nd nd/Thursday 23rd /Thursday 23rd Read through Chapter 1 of Mr Nobody s Eyes Please read at least half of the chapter aloud, either to yourself or an adult. Remember to think about your expression and flow. Sound out unfamiliar words carefully.
Thursday 23 Thursday 23rd rd Comprehension questions Comprehension questions 1. Page 4. Who is Mrs Coleman? 2. Page 3. In the sentence beginning His mother sat beside him . What do we learn about the way mother is feeling? Which word tells us this? 3. Page 6. Why did Aunty Ivy tap her nose conspiratorially ? 4. Page 15. In the last paragraph, why do you think Harry kicked the wall? 5. Page 13. She grabbed his fingers .. What does the word grabbed tell you about the teacher? 6. Page 17. Copy a phrase that shows the traffic was moving slowly.
Thursday 23 Thursday 23rd rd Comprehension answers Comprehension answers Page 4. Who is Mrs Coleman? The landlady of 22 Seaview Terrace in Bournemouth Page 3. In the sentence beginning His mother sat beside him . What do we learn about the way mother is feeling? Which word tells us this? His mum was calm and peaceful as the text describes her as serene . Page 6. Why did Aunty Ivy tap her nose conspiratorially ? She had a secret way to get food and not have to stick to the rationing. Page 15. In the last paragraph, why do you think Harry kicked the wall? He was angry and upset and it was his way of making himself feel better. Page 13. She grabbed his fingers .. What does the word grabbed tell you about the teacher? She was angry that the children had disobeyed the rule about going into the bombsite. Page 17. Copy a phrase that shows the traffic was moving slowly. The cars and buses crawled along the road . ** This answer must be exactly as shown**
Extra optional activities for Chapter 1: Extra optional activities for Chapter 1: Draw a picture of what you think Miss Hardcastle (The Dragon) looks like. Write a character description underneath.
Friday April 24 Friday April 24th th 2020 2020 Read through Chapter 2 of Mr Nobody s Eyes Please read at least half of the chapter aloud, either to yourself or an adult. Remember to think about your expression and flow. Sound out unfamiliar words carefully.
Friday 24 Friday 24th th Comprehension questions Comprehension questions Page 20. What was the only thing Harry had to give the chimpanzee? Page 21. Why do you think the chimpanzee was searching avidly ? Page 25 near the end of the page. Why did Harry scuttle ? Page 24. Find 3 things that made Harry think something was very wrong. Page 28. In the sentence beginning Then came the ringmaster . Which word help to create the atmosphere? What does this word mean? What does it tell us about the circus?
Friday 24 Friday 24th th Comprehension answers Comprehension answers 1. Page 20. What was the only thing Harry had to give the chimpanzee? an old apple core. 2. Page 21. Why do you think the chimpanzee was searching avidly ? She was looking for any apple that she may have dropped as she was probably still hungry. 3. Page 25 near the end of the page. Why did Harry scuttle ? Because he wasn t supposed to be listening at the door and didn t want to get caught. 4. Page 24. Find 3 things that made Harry think something was very wrong. 1. There was no lecture from Bill or Granny Wesley about being late. 2. No one had noticed the tear in his trousers. 3. Granny Wesley hadn t told him to wash his hands before he ate his tea. 5. Page 28. In the sentence beginning Then came the ringmaster . Which word help to create the atmosphere? What does this word mean? What does it tell us about the circus? Resplendent = brightly coloured in an impressive way. The circus was bright, colourful and impressive.
Extra optional activities for Chapter 2: Extra optional activities for Chapter 2: Read the description on page 22 of the circus, draw what you think you would see from the words used. Find words from the chapter that are unfamiliar to you. Write them down and find the definitions.
