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The document introduces a lesson on character analysis and visualization techniques, emphasizing understanding key words and using strategies like completing sentences and multiple-choice questions to enhance comprehension. It provides warm-up activities and vocabulary exercises focusing on characters like Devon and his grandfather. Additionally, there is a discussion on the significance of visualization in reading, with examples from the text of a grandfather and grandson in a canoe. Educators are guided on techniques to assist students in visualization and check for their comprehension through engaging questions and activities after reading.

Contents

• Pages 1—26: Character differences lesson
• Pages 27—35: Visualization importance in reading.

This section of the document introduces a lesson focusing on the differences between a character named Devon and his grandfather. It emphasizes the use of the reading strategy of visualizing to understand the text and analyze characters. The section lists essential words to know such as canoe, maneuver, gingerly, catfish, riverbank, and whirlpool. The lesson includes warm-up activities, vocabulary exercises, and understanding the meanings of the specified words. It also includes practicing completing sentences and multiple-choice questions. Additionally, there are tips provided for effective teaching strategies to engage students and check for their understanding.

This section of the document discusses the importance of visualization for readers. It describes how good readers create mental images while reading. The text provides an example of a grandfather and grandson in a canoe, with details about pushing off from the shore and interactions with an eagle. The document also includes reading strategy tips and guidance for educators to help students visualize and understand the text better. Moreover, there are questions provided to engage students after reading and encourage them to visualize specific details of the story.