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• Students should have the opportunity to:
Retell the portion of the story focused
on that day.
Read the printed text independently.
Farmer Brown decided this was a good
deal. He left the blankets next to the barn
door and waited for Duck to come with the
typewriter. The next morning he got a note:
“Dear Farmer Brown,
The pond is quite boring.
We’d like a diving board.
Sincerely,
The Ducks.”
Click, clack, quack. Click, clack, quack.
Clickety, clack, quack.
The End
Lesson 7
Today’s words
decide, a good deal, pond, boring, diving
board
Today’s concept
• The story has a conclusion. Farmer Brown
decides that exchanging the typewriter for
electric blankets is a good deal.
Farmer Brown gives the electric blankets
to the cows and hens. The cows and hens
will give milk and eggs and return the
typewriter.
Farmer Brown waits for the typewriter to
be returned to him, but Duck now uses the
typewriter to write a new note. Duck says
the pond is boring and asks for a diving
board.
1 Review
• The problem is solved. The cows decide
to exchange the typewriter for electric
blankets.
2 Build word knowledge
3
Whole-class and
independent reading
• Focus on a particular section of the story
text each day.
Show the storyteller video, read the
book, or show the story from the
Between the Lions video.
Teach the written language and the
conceptual meaning of the printed text.
Pause at key points to focus on the
concepts of the day and model
comprehension strategies for the chil-
dren by making your thinking visible.
Ask comprehension questions relevant
to the day’s lesson.
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