Third Grade Communication Arts: Standard 1
Gather, Analyze and Apply Information and Ideas
Created by,
Pam Lowe
Curriculum Info
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Meet the Author
Lowe, Pam, Created 2004
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Introduction
These websites and activities are aligned to the Missouri Third Grade Communication Arts Annotated Frameworks that will be accessible on the MAP.
Standard 1
Standard 2
Standard 3
Standard 4
Knowledge Benchmark Statements
Read, view and evaluate written communications.
Locate and gather information and ideas.
Process, organize and evaluate information and ideas.
Relate literature and other texts to prior experiences.
Analyze and evaluate how language and communications influence and reflect the cultures or eras in which they are created.
Apply information, ideas, processes and skills learned in the study of communication arts to new situations and tasks.
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Direct Definition Context Clues
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More Direct Definition Context Clues
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Inferential Context Clues
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Words in Context
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Figuring Out Tough Words
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Logical & Structured Writing
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Dig It!: Prediction Activity
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Real or Make Believe
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Fact or Fiction
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Creative Cause & Effect
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Cause & Effect Contraption (Organizer)
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Cause & Effect Inventions
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So, That's the Reason!
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MysteryNets Kids' Mysteries
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Serendipitous Similies
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Personify a Personal Possession
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Personification Game
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Put It Together Questions
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Multi-Step Questions
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Locating Specific Information
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Predicting Text Context
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Rhyming Dictionary
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Visual Thesaurus
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WordCentral
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InfoPlease Almanac
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Online Encyclopedia and Reference Guide
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Compare & Contrast
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A Fishy Tale
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Class Activities for Cooperative Learning
Students will use techniques to clarify understanding.
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Demonstrating Comprehension Through Writing
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A Fruit & Vegetable Man
A student tutorial: How To Create a Fruit Salad.
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Betty Crocker
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Squeeze Summarize Activity
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It's in the (Chocolate) Chips
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Candy is Dandy
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Demonstrating Comprehension Through Journal Writing
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Paul Revere: American Patriot
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Pencil Pages
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A Lens into the Past
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Looking for History in Historical Fiction
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Sketch to Stretch
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Pencil Pages
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Myths From Around the World
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Folktales on the Web
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Comparing Myths with Legends
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Story Time
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Circle of Stories: Honors Native American Storytelling
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The Frog Beyond the Fairytale Character
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Pencil Pages
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Packing the Pilgrim's Trunk
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Author of Historical Fiction: Deborah Hopkinson
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Reader's Theatre
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Eye on Idioms Game
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Teaching Idioms
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Slang: Are You Sure We're All Speaking English?
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Unwinding a Circular Plot
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Plot Structure Graphic Organizer
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Performance Assessment for Reading
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Flashlight Readers: Book Club
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Share What You're Reading
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Write a Book Review
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Healthy Readers, Healthy Writers
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Being a Reading Detective
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RHL School: Reading Comprehension
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Making Cookies
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Using a Gumball Machine
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Taking a Picture
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Making a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
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Main Idea Practice
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Last updated: February 09 2005, 11:54 am
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