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Welcome!. Cell phones should be silenced and put away Have notebook out and be ready to go. Review main idea/supporting evidence Review paraphrase/quote/summary (P/Q/S). Today:. Main idea is the central message of a piece of work. Main Idea. Details that help explain the main idea.

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  1. Welcome! Cell phones should be silenced and put away Have notebook out and be ready to go

  2. Review main idea/supporting evidence Review paraphrase/quote/summary (P/Q/S) Today:

  3. Main idea is the central message of a piece of work Main Idea

  4. Details that help explain the main idea Supporting Details

  5. A paraphrase is when a reader successfully takes someone else’s ideas, and puts them into their own words • Example: • Original Text: In order to be successful I LA3, one must take quality notes. • Paraphrase: If someone wants to get a good grade in LA3, they should make sure that they have good notes will all relevant information. Paraphrase

  6. A quote is a verbatim is a word for word copy of someone else’s words • Put quotation marks around them • Do not change anything Quote

  7. A summary is when a reader puts the central idea of a work into their own words • It is often quite a bit shorter than a paraphrase because it does not go line by line • Example: Finding Nemo • Summary: A young clownfish defies his father and ends up being fish-napped. His father then goes on a journey with his flighty companion to rescue his son. Both characters undergo a change. Summary

  8. Read the article provided • Highlight main ideas in yellow • Highlight supporting details in another color • On the back: • Write a summary • Write a quote • Write a paraphrase • Mark somewhere in the text where the original passage is Directions

  9. What is the main idea? • Name 3 supporting details • What is the difference between p/q/s? Share

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