The Good, the Bad, and the Spooky - Comment and Predict Comprehension Lesson Plan
This lesson plan is written for the text, The Good, the Bad, and the Spooky by Jory John & Pete Oswald using the comprehension strategies comment and predict. The lesson can be taught three ways! 1) comment 2) predict OR 3) multistrategy using both comment and predict!
Bonus! Check out Little Books and Nooks’ garlands and monthly book lists. They have provided a teacher discount code for their adorable garlands found within this lesson! Grab your garland today!
Our Comprehension Lesson Plans:
These lesson plans include everything you need to guide your students through a gradual release of real thinking about meaningful text. We have selected texts that are engaging and high quality and can be used with a variety of grades. Teacher talk and thinking are included to save you hours of time and preparation. We hope these lessons will help invigorate your comprehension instruction.
Included with each lesson:
• Clear objectives
• Before, During, and After reading instruction
• Concept introduction
• Strategy instruction with gradual release
• Filled-in Graphic Organizer for the teacher
• Blank Graphic Organizer for students
• Vocabulary cards with explicit teacher talk
• Discussion cards
• Note taking page and/or Writing response sheet
Download our FREE editable vocabulary cards, discussion cards, and writing response sheet to allow you to customize the lesson to your preference!
This lesson plan is written for the text, The Good, the Bad, and the Spooky by Jory John & Pete Oswald using the comprehension strategies comment and predict. The lesson can be taught three ways! 1) comment 2) predict OR 3) multistrategy using both comment and predict!
Bonus! Check out Little Books and Nooks’ garlands and monthly book lists. They have provided a teacher discount code for their adorable garlands found within this lesson! Grab your garland today!
Our Comprehension Lesson Plans:
These lesson plans include everything you need to guide your students through a gradual release of real thinking about meaningful text. We have selected texts that are engaging and high quality and can be used with a variety of grades. Teacher talk and thinking are included to save you hours of time and preparation. We hope these lessons will help invigorate your comprehension instruction.
Included with each lesson:
• Clear objectives
• Before, During, and After reading instruction
• Concept introduction
• Strategy instruction with gradual release
• Filled-in Graphic Organizer for the teacher
• Blank Graphic Organizer for students
• Vocabulary cards with explicit teacher talk
• Discussion cards
• Note taking page and/or Writing response sheet
Download our FREE editable vocabulary cards, discussion cards, and writing response sheet to allow you to customize the lesson to your preference!
This lesson plan is written for the text, The Good, the Bad, and the Spooky by Jory John & Pete Oswald using the comprehension strategies comment and predict. The lesson can be taught three ways! 1) comment 2) predict OR 3) multistrategy using both comment and predict!
Bonus! Check out Little Books and Nooks’ garlands and monthly book lists. They have provided a teacher discount code for their adorable garlands found within this lesson! Grab your garland today!
Our Comprehension Lesson Plans:
These lesson plans include everything you need to guide your students through a gradual release of real thinking about meaningful text. We have selected texts that are engaging and high quality and can be used with a variety of grades. Teacher talk and thinking are included to save you hours of time and preparation. We hope these lessons will help invigorate your comprehension instruction.
Included with each lesson:
• Clear objectives
• Before, During, and After reading instruction
• Concept introduction
• Strategy instruction with gradual release
• Filled-in Graphic Organizer for the teacher
• Blank Graphic Organizer for students
• Vocabulary cards with explicit teacher talk
• Discussion cards
• Note taking page and/or Writing response sheet
Download our FREE editable vocabulary cards, discussion cards, and writing response sheet to allow you to customize the lesson to your preference!
