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Let’s Synthesize: The Pesky New Girl

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Let's Synthesize: The Pesky New Girl
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Synthesizing is really easy to do, just use your reading tools.

Read this book one on one with a child and talk about how readers put ideas together as they read. The page supports work with synthesizing, reading strategies, and thinking skills in a simple way for first and second grade. It fits well when you want to pause and help a child explain how their thinking changes with new information. Try reading the line once, then ask the child to say what the words mean in their own way.

Teaching & Discussion Guide

Use this guide to turn Let’s Synthesize: The Pesky New Girl into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.

Concepts & skills practiced

  • Synthesizing information
  • Reading strategies
  • Using reading tools
  • Thinking skills
  • Language arts vocabulary

Discussion Questions

  1. 1 The page says synthesizing is really easy to do. What do you think synthesizing means when you read a story?
  2. 2 What reading tools do you think a reader might use to help make a new idea while reading?
  3. 3 Why do you think the book calls the girl in the title pesky? What clues could help a reader think about that word?
  4. 4 When you learn something new in a story, how can it change what you thought before you read?
  5. 5 Can you tell about a time when you read one part of a story and then changed your mind after reading more?
  6. 6 How does using your reading tools help you understand a story better from beginning to end?

Words to Learn

synthesize
To put pieces of information together to make one new idea.
reading tools
Things readers use to help them understand a book, like thinking about clues and what they already know.
strategy
A plan you use to help you do something.
thinking skills
Ways your brain helps you notice, understand, and solve problems.
clue
A small piece of information that helps you figure something out.
understand
To know what something means.
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