Hook: 
Read Wonder to the class and then complete the Little Quiz 

As a class discuss these sumarising questions: 

What is the story about in one or two sentences?

Who are the main characters, and what do they do in the story?

Where and when does the story take place?

What is the main problem in the story?

How is the problem solved?

Mini Lesson:
Explain reading group set up and routines.  Reminder of expectations and rules. Come up with agreed rules as a class.

Rotations:
1. Teacher Conference Group-  Use either magazine or book

2. Comprehension -  Watch this clip to revise or introduce Somebody Wanted But So Then

 Somebody Wanted But So Then - create group anchor chart

“Somebody Wanted But So Then” is an excellent summarizing strategy for stories. 

Somebody: Who is the story about?

Wanted: What does the main character want?

But: Identify a problem that the main character encountered.

So: How does the main character solve the problem?

Then: Tell how the story ends.

3. Computers - Epic personal choice book & responding to the comprehension questions 

4. Vocabulary work- See W2R Rule for area of misconception. Create lessons based on that, use Michael’s lessons if needed.

When your task is complete - independently read a real book! 

Reflection

Ask a member to share feedback from each group