K–5 Reading

Infer a Speaker's Intended Meaning

And You Can Come Too

16-minute short version

Ready-to-teach lesson

Infer a Speaker's Intended Meaning

And You Can Come Too - Grade 1 - Short lesson

TIME

OBJECTIVE

16 minutes Write down what Daddy says about himself each time, and then who actually gets the thing he offers.

PRODUCT

Rows for each offer, with a box for what Daddy says about himself and a box for who gets the thing Essential question: Daddy says he is hungry and he is sleepy. So why is he the one making the offers?

Materials
Text to mark
• The book
• Passage 7 - a man handing a torch into a blanket tent
  • A row for each thing Daddy offers in the book
  • Passage 8 - a man inside the tent with the two girls and a dog
  • Prepared passages: Passage 7, Passage 8, Passage 9, Passage 10

Lesson sequence

1 It's getting late - 5 min

  • Passage 9 - the girls eating in the tent, a teapot being poured
  • Passage 10 - the same tent, the girls with cups and a bear
Focus:
A reason belonging to the wrong person
Teacher model:
Read this page and ask who needs the flashlights.
Prepared text:
Passage 7 2 Fill the rows - 7 min
Teacher direction:
Write what Daddy says about himself here, and who says yes.
Expected answer:
He says he is hungry. Sara says yes, please, with the crusts cut off.
Prepared text:
Passage 8, Passage 9 3 The last offer - 4 min
Teacher direction:
Write who is really sleepy on this page.
Expected answer:
Sara - the book says she is yawning.
Prepared text:
Passage 10

Support & extension

Above: Say why Daddy never once tells the girls to come back inside.

Below: Say what Daddy offers when he says he is getting hungry.

Assessment

  • Records what Daddy says about himself each time
  • Says who actually receives the thing
  • Notices Daddy gives the reason as his own

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