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My Community

Unit 4

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Cause and Effect

Have students identify cause-and-effect

relationships in the story. For instance,

you may point out that people in the

community are signing a list to save

the theater and giving money to fix it

as a result of the marchers with signs

and people handing out information

about the theater’s fate.

Sequence

Have students identify the order of

events in this story by asking them

before-and-after questions about the

events of the story. For example, ask

what happened in the month since

Sonia found out about the theater

closing, or ask what might happen

next in the story.

Reading an Image

Have students look at the picture on

page 119. Ask:

Q

What do the signs say in the

picture?

Q

What are people doing at the

table?

Q

How many people are in the

picture?

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Most of the community is there. Sonia has a sheet

to sign. The people put their names on a list under the

words “Don’t Close the Colonial!” They give money to

help fix the theater, too. But Sonia wants to do even more.

X

Who is attending this

gathering?

X

What does Sonia

have?

X

What are people

doing with the paper

Sonia has?

X

What is that paper

for?

X

What are people

giving? Why?

X

What does Sonia

want to do?

X

How many people

have gathered?

X

Why does Sonia have

a sheet to sign?

X

What is written at the

top of the sheet?

X

What purpose will this

signed sheet serve?

X

What else are people

doing to help the

theater?

X

What will Sonia do

next?

X

Why has most of the

community gathered?

X

What is the type of list

people are signing?

X

What purpose might

that list serve?

X

Why are people giving

money?

X

What will that money

be used for?

X

How satisfied is Sonia

with the results of her

plan?

Beginning

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Reading Comprehension

Skills and Strategies

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