Turtle Annotation Practice
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Turtle Annotation Practice
🐢 Part 1: Reading About Turtles
Read this short story about turtles:
Turtle Tales: Shells for Survival
Turtles have hard shells on their backs. The shell keeps them safe from danger. When a turtle sees something scary, it pulls its head and legs inside the shell. The shell is like a little house that the turtle carries everywhere. Baby turtles are born with soft shells that get harder as they grow up.
📝 Part 2: Making Notes Like a Detective
Reread the story above. Use these sentence starters to make notes:
I wonder ________________________________________________
This reminds me of ________________________________________
I think this means ________________________________________
🎨 Part 3: Show What You Know
🌟 I Can Statements - Check off what you did today!
I can reread a story to find important information I can make notes to help me understand I can ask questions about what I read I can connect the story to what I knowAbout This Worksheet
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