Utterly Me, Clarice Bean
(Samira, Audrey, Chris, and Natasha)
Monday: Read p. 4- 44 (Reading Center)
After reading chapter 1, complete the following in your centers journal:
Detail 1:
Detail 2:
Detail 3:
Conclusion: Mrs. Wilberton is not a fun teacher.
As you read chapter 2, complete the following in your centers journal:
What the story says
We really want to win it, and
of course our heads are blank
with no ideas. (p37)
We end up hardly talking about
the book competition at all
because we can’t stop talking
about Ruby Redfort.
Except that we can’t find one
that is interesting and is also
about learning. (p.44)
What I already know
I know if you really want
something, you will work
really hard to get it.
Conclusion
Clarice will work
hard to get ideas to
win the trophy.
Tuesday: Read p.44-76(Writing Center)
1. Create a mental image: after reading page 70, use mental image to draw a picture of
Clarice diving in swimming class in your journal.
After reading, write a letter to Mrs. Wilberton and explain why Clarice and Betty Moody
should be allowed to do their project on Ruby Redfort in your journal.
Date
Dear Mrs. Wiberton,
Explain here. Give at least 2 reasons with details from the story.
Reason 1
detail from the story
detail from the story
Reason 2
detail from the story
detail from the story
Sincerely,
____________________
Wednesday: Read p.76-119 (Word Work Center)
A.
1. As you read pages 76-119 write down any words you don’t know.
2. Using what you the book says, the context clues, try to define your words.
3. Use a dictionary to find the actual definition.
4. Did they match?
Word
What I think it means
Dictionary
Match? (Yes or no)
B.
What do you think happened to Betty Moody? Give 3 details to support your conclusion.
Detail 1
Detail 2
Detail 3
Conclusion about Betty Moody:
Thursday: Read p.120- 148
Create a mental image:
Pick a scene from today’s reading. Create a mental image and draw it in your journal.
Write a sentence describing the scene.
Friday: Read p.148-190
Sequence the events of the story in your journal.
First:
Afterwards:
Next:
Then:
Finally: