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Case Study Of Aliens Ate My Homework

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During the exploring stage of reading of Aliens Ate My Homework, students will go back in the book to explore it analytically. They will have to reread section, examined the writers craft, focusing in words and sentences and teaching mini-lessons. For the mini-lessons, they are many different types of lessons students can do to improve their comprehension, vocabulary, writing and spelling. For Aliens ate my Homework, students will be doing open mind portrait’s, word poster, word maps, making words and word ladder.
Word Maps Word maps is a fun mini-lesson for students to work on their vocabulary. The students will create a diagram to examine a new word they have learn from reading, Aliens ate my Homework. They will write the vocabulary word

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