Thinking Guide Activities Expository Title of the Selection: Rosa Parks: My Story Genre: Nonfiction Informational

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Thinking Guide Activities Expository Title of the Selection: Rosa Parks: My Story Genre: Nonfiction Informational The selection and Expository Thinking Guide are provided. The Expository Thinking Guide identifies the topic, central idea of the selection, and the main idea of each paragraph. In addition, the main ideas are clustered by color code to develop a meaningful summary. «Expository Thinking Guide «Color-Coded Expository Thinking Guide and Summary The Expository Thinking Guide is used to develop other fun and interactive activities. Fisher Reyna Education offers the following activities and test items: «Outline Scramble «Pre-Reading Activity «Matching Main Idea Activities «Thinking Guide Cloze 1st Letter Activity «Thinking Guide Cloze Blank Activity «Thinking Guide Write Main Ideas Activity «Vocabulary Activity Fisher Reyna Education 2017!Solutions for Success! Reading Fisher Reyna Education 2011 Solutions for Success Reading

Title of Selection Rosa Parks: My Story Genre: Nonfiction - Informational Expository Thinking Guide Content-Based Topic Topic of Selection Central Idea (Main Idea of Selection) Main Idea of Each Rosa Parks She refused to give up her seat on the bus, and sparked the bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama. 1. On December 1, Rosa boards the bus driven by the same driver who had her removed from the bus years before. 2. Rosa took a vacant seat in the middle section of the bus. 3. A white man boarded the bus, and the driver told the African American passengers to move. 4. Three passengers moved, but Rosa did not. 5. Rosa didn t move because she was tired of giving in. 6. The driver told Rosa he would have her arrested. 7. As Rosa waited for the police, she did not know what to expect. 8. Passengers began to ask for transfers to other buses. 9. Rosa wondered what would have happened if the other passengers had not moved. 10. The police finally took Rosa away. 11. The police asked Rosa why she hadn t moved, but she remained silent.

Title of Selection Rosa Parks: My Story Genre: Nonfiction - Informational Color-Coded Thinking Guide and Summary Clustering and Summary Topic of Selection Central Idea (Main Idea of Selection) Main Idea of Each Rosa Parks She refused to give up her seat on the bus, and sparked the bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama. 1. On December 1, Rosa boards the bus driven by the same driver who had her removed from the bus years before. 2. Rosa took a vacant seat in the middle section of the bus. 3. A white man boarded the bus, and the driver told the African American passengers to move. 4. Three passengers moved, but Rosa did not. 5. Rosa didn t move because she was tired of giving in. 6. The driver told Rosa he would have her arrested. 7. As Rosa waited for the police, she did not know what to expect. 8. Passengers began to ask for transfers to other buses 9. Rosa wondered what would have happened if the other passengers had not moved. 10. The police finally took Rosa away. 11. The police asked Rosa why she hadn t moved, but she remained silent. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus, and sparked the bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama. On December 1 Rosa boarded a bus and took an empty seat. Shortly after a white gentleman boarded the bus, and the African American passengers were told to move. Three passengers moved, but Rosa did not because she was tired of giving in. Rosa was told she would be arrested, and she didn t know what to expect. She was taken by police and remained silent when questioned.

Title of the Selection Rosa Parks: My Story Genre: Nonfiction - Informational Outline Scramble Directions Main ideas are arranged in alphabetical order. Article is read and students write the paragraph number by the correct main idea. This may be 1. teacher guided with individual student recording correct paragraph number. 2. teacher guided with main ideas projected with teacher marking the correct response from the group. 3. partners working together as they take turns reading and recording correct paragraph number. Number Main Ideas A white man boarded the bus, and the driver told the African American passengers to move. As Rosa waited for the police, she did not know what to expect. On December 1, Rosa boards the bus driven by the same driver who had her removed from the bus years before. Passengers began to ask for transfers to other buses Rosa didn t move because she was tired of giving in. Rosa took a vacant seat in the middle section of the bus. Rosa wondered what would have happened if the other passengers had not moved. The driver told Rosa he would have her arrested. The police asked Rosa why she hadn t moved, but she remained silent. The police finally took Rosa away. Three passengers moved, but Rosa did not.

Pre-Reading Activity Directions and Activity Variations Students may work individually or with a partner. Teacher shows the titles, subtitles, photos with captions, etc. as a pre-reading activity. Students take notes and list all clues as a pre-reading activity. Teachers and students may discuss. Then have student(s) write the prediction for the topic and central idea of the expository selection. Title of the Selection Rosa Parks: My Story Photos or Illustrations- list and explain the message of the pictures: Photos with captions: Subtitles in Bold Print: Other text features: Other Media: Combine all the clues and make a prediction. What is the topic? What is the central idea, or what specifically will you be learning about the topic? Write your prediction. Then, read only the introductory paragraphs or pages and verify your prediction.

Matching Main Idea Activities Directions and Activity Variations Students may work individually or with a partner. 1. Cut apart the main ideas and give one main idea to individual student or partners. Teacher reads the selection one paragraph at a time. Students identify when they have the matching main idea. 2. Provide the selection and cut-apart main ideas. Students read the selection and match cutapart main ideas to paragraphs in the selection. 3. Provide cut-apart selection and cut-apart main ideas. Students match cut-apart paragraphs to the cut-apart main ideas. On December 1, Rosa boards the bus driven by the same driver who had her removed from the bus years before. The driver told Rosa he would have her arrested The police asked Rosa why she hadn t moved, but she remained silent. Rosa took a vacant seat in the middle section of the bus. The police finally took Rosa away. Three passengers moved, but Rosa did not. Rosa wondered what would have happened if the other passengers had not moved. Passengers began to ask for transfers to other buses. Rosa didn t move because she was tired of giving in. A white man boarded the bus, and the driver told the African American passengers to move. As Rosa waited for the police, she did not know what to do

Expository Thinking Guide Cloze 1 st Letter Activity Title of the Selection Rosa Parks: My Story Genre: Nonfiction - Informational Directions As selection is read, complete the words in the blanks with the first letter given. Topic of Selection Central Idea (Main Idea of Selection) Main Idea of Each R P refused to give her s up on the b, and sparked the bus b in Montgomery, A. 1. On D 1, Rosa boards the b driven by the same d who had her r from the bus years before. 2. Rosa took a vacant seat in the m section of the b. 3. A w man boarded the bus, and the driver told the A American passengers to m. 4. T passengers moved, but R did not. 5. Rosa didn t m because she was tired of g in. 6. The driver told Rosa he would have her a. 7. As Rosa waited for the p, she did not k what to e. 8. P began to ask for transfers to other b. 9. Rosa w what would have happened if the other p had not moved. 10. The p finally took Rosa away. 11. The police asked Rosa why she hadn t m, but she remained s.

Expository Thinking Guide Cloze Blank Activity Title of the Selection Rosa Parks: My Story Genre: Nonfiction - Informational Directions As selection is read, fill in the blanks. Topic of Selection Central Idea (Main Idea of Selection) Main Idea of Each Parks refused to give up her on the, and sparked the bus in Montgomery, 1. On 1, Rosa boards the driven by the same who had her from the bus years before. 2. Rosa took a vacant seat in the section of the. 3. A man boarded the bus and the driver told the American passengers to. 4. passengers moved but did not. 5. Rosa didn t move because she was tired of. 6. The driver told Rosa he would have her. 7. As Rosa waited for the, she did not know what to. 8. began to ask for transfers to other. 9. Rosa w what would have happened if the other had not moved. 10. The finally took Rosa away. 11. The police asked Rosa why she hadn t, but she remained.

Title of the Selection Rosa Parks: My Story Genre: Nonfiction Informational Expository Thinking Guide Write Main Ideas Directions Students take notes that include topic, central idea of the selection, and main idea of each paragraph. s with implied main ideas increase the level of difficulty with this activity. Topic of Selection Central Idea (Main Idea of Selection) Main Idea of Each 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Rosa Parks: My Story Vocabulary Using Context Clues Note: This vocabulary activity should be used after students have read the article. Directions: Display the following vocabulary list. Ask the students to define the words they recognize. Then reread the selection as the students listen for these words. After hearing one of the listed words in context, ask students to give its definition. The words are listed in the order in which they appear in the article. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.