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Common Core State Standards
CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RI.6.3
http://corestandards.org/ELA-Literacy/RI/6/3
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This lesson plan is anchored by the text "A Taste of Sticky Rice: Laos' National Dish" from Smithsonian.com. This lesson focuses on finding evidence in the text to develop an understanding of how the author conveys the idea of eating sticky rice as a joyful experience. The day begins with a rereading of the text. Students are then asked to read the first section about Luck and the informational text on pages 2-4 prior to exploring the text-dependent questions. Students may work in small groups or with a partner as they return to the text to explore these questions, capturing thinking on the student guided notes sheet. The focus question should be completed independently.
Special Materials:
Students should have access to the following materials for this lesson:
- Student guided notes sheet.
- Copies of the anchor text for all students.