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6th Grade Reading Week 2

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hello everyone with your foot up is Panda review today we are reviewing RI 6.3 analyzing key ideas in a text Which is less than 4 Which is less than a year already textbook. in a notebook be taken note first I will begin with the time that you need to remember and right now which is anecdote a short and amusing or interesting story about a real person or did it now as an example here have a picture of Forrest Gump which we do know is a fictional character but with in the movie Forrest Gump he shares anecdotes with people he shares the bus stop with a n in his life throughout the timeline of his life turn to page 27 in your already booked in singing let's begin reviewing analyzing key ideas in a text follow along with me as I read the top of page 27 how do you keep your friends interested when you're talking to them you might tell them story is a brief story about an interesting fun or strange event told to do today or to make appoint another might use examples and anecdotes to introduce unfamiliar ideas or events in a way that helps readers better understand let's read passage below consider the types of information it provides about Lost Cities Lost Cities lost cities are places that were once well-populated but who's location where later forgotten in a suitcase is there is is the proof that a city once existed other Lost Cities Live only in stories did the lost city of El Dorado ruled by a king covered in Gold really exist in 1594 the Englishmen Sir Walter Riley Let It Go petition to South America to find the mythical golden Kingdom he did not find the city but upon his return he claimed to have done so stories such as Riley Pizza idea of finding lost city alive so let's dissect a text Circle the person that is mentioned in the text and then underline the anecdote about a lost city I'll give you 2 minutes to do that and I'll check back with you in a moment okay I am betting we are here to check your answers check your work so if you circled Sir Walter Riley and yes you are correct that is who the text mentions and you were to underline the part of the text in the second paragraph where it talks about the expedition to South America that part was the anecdote this particular part of the text provides an example of what a loss did he is an anecdote help to support or explain the key idea of the text anecdote details an event to make the points or make the case of lost cities are to provide additional information on what Aloft city is the point of the antidote here is to put for the focus and the nation on the key idea of this text which is Lost City let's look at the table on page 27 read the table below to see one fact one example and one anecdote from the passage above so that's is lost city or places that were once well-populated but whose locations were later forgotten that is a fact that tells you what a lost city an example of what city is is El Dorado is one example of a lost city and the anecdote that brings the fact in the example together is Sir Walter Raleigh live to South America to find El Dorado and told people he succeeded even though he failed intersects the purpose of anecdotes and examples is to help readers better understand individual events or ID anecdote examples introduce illustrate and elaborate on important information they turned right back into Lively discussions of the real world around us so remember anecdote and example introduce the illustrate and elaborate on important information what is that important information it is the key ID turn to page 32 on your book cheer for independent practice on page 32 you are going to read from secrets of the lost city of Z after you finish reading your answer the questions here on page 33 and one page 34 once again thanks for watching and learning if you have any questions about this lesson any other last name feel free to message me on status or email me at J Clark's at the heights. Org thank you and see you next time bye

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