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How do you know?” “Where is one place that frogs don’t live? How do you know?” “What is a habitat? How do you know?” Connection to strategy: “If I wanted to learn about frog babies, what page would I turn to?” “If I wanted to learn more about super frogs, what page would I turn to?” Applying: “You aren’t going to do this now because we are about to transition, but the next time that you have the opportunity, I want you to try to use this strategy with another story.” Group 2: -Book: National Geographic for Kids: Lions Strategy/Mi ni-Lesson Focus: Searching for and Using information “We are going to use this strategy to help us find out more about lions.” Prereading: -I will ask each of my students to say something they know about lions to start out -Then I will have them each tell me something they wonder about lions Reading: “As we read through some of these pages, I want you to think about what you told me that you wonder about lions and see if you find the answer to that question.” -Choral read Responding: “What is something that you learned?” “Have you learned more about lions from this?” “Are you able to answer your question that you have about lions?” Exploring: “What sound do lions make? 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