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canyon gazing skillful arranged swiftly pride feast
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By Harriet Peck Taylor
What do you see
when you look at
the night sky?
canyongazin
gskillful
arranged
swiftly
pride
feast
GenreGenre
Native American
Tale
A story that has
been passed down
through time
Also known as a
“legend” or “folk
tale”
•A clever main character•Explanation of how something came to be
Picture Walk
1.Look over the title pages 38 and 39. Predict where the story takes place, the setting.
2. Examine the picture on page 40. Do you need to change your prediction about the setting? Why or why not?
3. On page 40 there are mountains in the background. What is the special name for them?
4. On page 40, does Coyote seem happy? How can you tell?
5. Turn to page 42. Predict how Coyote arrived at the moon.
6. On page 43, what do you notice about the stars?
7. Turn to pages 44 and 45. Where are the animals going?
8. Look at the animals’ faces on pages 46 and 47. Do they seem happy or excited? Why do you think they are?9. Examine the illustrations on pages 48 and 49. What do the animals seem to be doing?
10. On page 50, there is a window and a child looking out. What do you think the child is looking at or looking for?
Prediction
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During Reading
(Three Ring Circus)
You may choose to read in one of the following ways:
• With a partner
• With your teacher
• By yourself
While you read, do the following:
1. Discuss the meaning of each vocabulary wordvocabulary word as you come to it. If reading alone, think about the meaning of each word. Be ready to discuss with the class.
2. Be on the look out for words and phraseswords and phrases that “show; don’t“show; don’t tell”tell” and “paint a picture in your mind”.“paint a picture in your mind”. Mark these with small Post-It notes. Share with your partner or group. If reading alone, be ready to share during our whole group discussion.
3. Reread for better understanding and to build fluency.
During Reading
Show; Don’t Tell
Paint a Picture in the Reader’s Mind
Instead of: The author used:
A long time ago Many moons and many moons ago
Fast riverSwift-running river
Walking around the landRoaming the land
Going after butterflies Chasing butterflies
Smelling flowers Sniffing flowers
Looking at the starry heavens Gazing at the starry heavens
Coyote says he will climb to the heavens.
Coyote makes star pictures of himself and his friends.
Coyote points out the pictures to the animals.
This story, Coyote Places the Stars, is a Native American folktale that tells how constellations were formed in the night sky.
Have you ever read the Native American folktale called Coyote Places the Stars? This story begins
You should read Coyote Places the Stars, a Native American folktale.
You should read Coyote Places the Stars, a Native American folktale. Many moons ago, Coyote climbed to the heavens.