Tuesday, October 30, 2012

10/30

Hi readers! This week we are learning about Fix Up strategies. Readers use these strategies to help them when they get to a "clunk" in their reading. A "clunk" occurs when a reader does not understand what they read or are reading. A few strategies we are discussing include reading on, going back in the text and re-reading, and asking ourselves if what we read made sense. Read 20 minutes. Record the title and author of your book. Write about a Fix Up or other reading strategy you used to help you overcome a "clunk" or challenge in your reading.

17 comments:

  1. I read Just Grace Goes Green by Charise Harper. When I had a clunk I replaced the word.

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  2. title:Harry potter and the goblet of fire.
    J.KRowling
    I dont know what prior means so I sounded it out

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  3. The Day The Dog Said Cock A Doodle Soon by David McPhail
    I keep reading.until I figured out what the word meant.

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  4. A Series of Unfortunate Events
    by L Snickett

    There was a word that I couldn't understand so I read on and they told me what the word means. The word was damos and I think it meant thank you but I don't lie rattles (the character was a baby).

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  5. I am reading Clementine by Sara Pennypacker. I re-read and looked at the other words in the sentence when I didn't understand the word cigar.

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  6. Andie A.

    I am reading There's a Boy in the Girl's Bathroom by Louis Sachar.

    The reading strategy I used was rereading a sentence I didn't understand.

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  7. Chihuahuas by:C.Miller
    I could not undrestand chihuahuas have markings on them so my strategy was to look at the picture.

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  8. Henry and Mudge Take the Big Test by Cynthia Rylant. I had to re-read about Mudge dancing. It was just a way to get him to stop jumping.

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  9. I read some of Chomp! by Melvin Berger . My clunk is I didn't get what cartilage meant. My fix up is I read it again and it said cartilage bends easily.

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  10. Ana K.

    I am reading Lauren the Puppy Fairy by Daisy Meadows. I found the word declared in a sentence, but I did not know what it means at first. The strategy I used to figure out the meaning of declared is reading on. To declare means to say something.

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  11. ariana v 10/30/12
    diary of a wimpy kid
    I had no problums.

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  12. I am reading Pie in the Sky by Jennifer Smiley.
    My fix up was that I had to re read and put a different, more simple word in that made sense for a bigger word.

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  13. I further read"Emily And Jackson:Hiding Out"by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.The"clunk"was the word"inherited".The strategy I used was replacing it with another word that made sense.The word I came up with was"received".Now I understand that inherited means something that is passed on.

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  14. I am reading The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan.
    In the story they talked about a holographic projection. I went back and re-read because in the chapter before they had described what that was.

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  15. Tittle:Jake And Lilly by Jerry SPINELLI.I have no idea what "Crickets shake their rattles" mean.So my stredgy is backtrack.

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  16. I read chapter 13 and 14 of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. I used the strategy reading-on.

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  17. The Wimpy Kid Do It Yourself Book
    By: Jeff Kinney

    i re-read to understand a section in the book.

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