Describe Character, Setting, & Major Events in a Story Interactive Read Aloud
Are you a second-grade teacher who wants your students to understand characters and to go deeper into reading comprehension, specifically around describing characters, settings, & events in a story using key details while looking for inspiring books and lessons?
Character Interactive Read-Aloud Lesson Plans for 2nd Grade Comprehension gives you everything you need to encourage a deep understanding of the story while also encouraging a love of reading. Lesson plans, read-aloud activities, and reading response printables are included.
Each week we focus on a different comprehension standard and strategies that will take young readers on a reading journey that will help them fall in love with books, as well as learn to think deeply about the story. All lessons are aligned with standards. This can be used as a stand-alone curriculum or a supplement to your current curriculum.
What is Inside the Character Story Elements Unit?
✓ First Week procedures for Reading Workshop include:
Interactive Read Aloud
Shared Reading
Independent Reading
Choosing just-right books
Setting Reading Goals
Recording Reading
Talking about books
✓ Standards and Reading and Discussion Tasks include:
RL. 1: Asking Questions (text-based)
RL. 2: Retelling/Summarizing
RL. 3: Characters Overcome Obstacles
RL. 4: Vocabulary
RL. 6: Point of View
RL. 7: Illustrations in Text
Connections (text-to-self and text-to-text)
✓ Language Tasks:
Introducing vocabulary
✓ Writing Tasks including:
Writing about reading (answering text-based questions and retelling)
✓ Foundational Skills
Decoding strategies
Fluency work
⭐️ Authors that were chosen for this unit:
Mo Willems
Cynthia Rylant
Mo Willems Book Titles (Books not included)
Knuffle Bunny
Knuffle Bunny Too
Knuffle Bunny Free
Leonardo the Terrible Monster
Cynthia Rylant Book Titles (Books not included)
Henry and Mudge's First Book of Adventures
Henry and Mudge and the Long Weekend
Henry and Mudge and the Bedtime Thumps
Henry and Mudge Get the Cold Shivers