I read Big Anthony-His Story for infinity minutes. In one section of the text, the main/central idea was that Anthony never paid attention.A detail from the text that supports this is," And,Anthony,don't leave any of the gates open. Did you hear me?" 1-26-11 MMR, you are right on for the main/central idea and the supporting detail. Great job! You need a date and a line below this. Could you add this please? I read Rosa Parks for never-ending minutes.In one section of the text, the main/central idea was that Rosa stayed busy. A detail from the text that supports this is:"She got a job as a seamstress at the Montgomery Fair department store."1-27-11 I rad TFK Biographies(Rosa Parks,Civil Rights Pioneer) for 20 min. In one section of the text the main/central idea was that council members distributed flyers at schools and stores for Rosa's boycott. A detail from the text that supports this is: "Meanwhile, Nixon called the newspaper and the city's black leaders to spread the word".2/8/11 Great typing Morelia! I think your main idea is a little lengthy. Remember, it's the biggest idea that the author wants you to take away from that section of text. Wouldn't the biggest idea be something like, "They spread to word of her boycott"? Let me know what you think by writing me back below...-Ms.P How about this? Council membersput up flyers for the boycott. I read Bone for 100 minutes. In one section of the text n, the main/central idea was that it was a beutiful day. A detail from the text that supports this is:" There's not a single cloud in th' sky!"
This is awesome Morelia! You really have a good concept of main idea and supporting detail. Here, can you add the date and underline the title? Also, 100 minutes???? -MsP M
I read Bricks for Breakfast for twenty minutes. In one section of the text, the main/central idea was that there was a DESIGN-THE-CEREAL form on the cereal box...
Morelia, can you finish this one please? Also, what is the date?-MsP I read Rosa Parks:My Story for 20 minutes. In one section of the text the main/central idea was that Rosa might have been different to other children. A detail from the text that supports this is:'I came along and I was a sickly child, small for my age.' 2/14/11 Morelia, Nice to see you on the wiki at home! Question: What happened to all my feedback? It seems to have been erased. Please don't erase the feedback because it will show you how much you have grown as a writer about reading. I have to say I'm SOOOO impressed with your main idea and supporting detail. It's right on! You got it! Can I use it as an example? -MsP YEAH!!!!
I read Bone for 100 minutes. In one section of the text the main, the main/ central idea was that it was a beautiful day. A detail from the text that supports this is: "There's not a single cloud in the' sky."
1-26-11
MMR, you are right on for the main/central idea and the supporting detail. Great job! You need a date and a line below this. Could you add this please?
I read Rosa Parks for never-ending minutes.In one section of the text, the main/central idea was that Rosa stayed busy. A detail from the text that supports this is:"She got a job as a seamstress at the Montgomery Fair department store."1-27-11
I rad TFK Biographies(Rosa Parks,Civil Rights Pioneer) for 20 min. In one section of the text the main/central idea was that council members distributed flyers at schools and stores for Rosa's boycott. A detail from the text that supports this is: "Meanwhile, Nixon called the newspaper and the city's black leaders to spread the word".2/8/11
Great typing Morelia! I think your main idea is a little lengthy. Remember, it's the biggest idea that the author wants you to take away from that section of text. Wouldn't the biggest idea be something like, "They spread to word of her boycott"? Let me know what you think by writing me back below...-Ms.P
How about this? Council members put up flyers for the boycott.
I read Bone for 100 minutes. In one section of the text n, the main/central idea was that it was a beutiful day. A detail from the text that supports this is:" There's not a single cloud in th' sky!"
This is awesome Morelia! You really have a good concept of main idea and supporting detail. Here, can you add the date and underline the title? Also, 100 minutes???? -MsP M
I read Bricks for Breakfast for twenty minutes. In one section of the text, the main/central idea was that there was a DESIGN-THE-CEREAL form on the cereal box...
Morelia, can you finish this one please? Also, what is the date?-MsP
I read Rosa Parks:My Story for 20 minutes. In one section of the text the main/central idea was that Rosa might have been different to other children. A detail from the text that supports this is:'I came along and I was a sickly child, small for my age.'
2/14/11
Morelia, Nice to see you on the wiki at home! Question: What happened to all my feedback? It seems to have been erased. Please don't erase the feedback because it will show you how much you have grown as a writer about reading. I have to say I'm SOOOO impressed with your main idea and supporting detail. It's right on! You got it! Can I use it as an example? -MsP YEAH!!!!
I read Bone for 100 minutes. In one section of the text the main, the main/ central idea was that it was a beautiful day. A detail from the text that supports this is: "There's not a single cloud in the' sky."