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Ignatius Joseph Estroga
Ignatius Joseph Estroga

Eric sees a rainbow outside his house and asks his mother if there is a pot of gold at the end. He goes to ask the neighbors to check their backyards. Mr. Ramos agrees to look. When the neighbors return, Mr. Ramos hands Eric a bag containing yellow mangoes. Eric is disappointed but thanks him. The neighbors give him more gifts that confuse him. His mother explains that the gifts were things that are called "golden" - the mangoes, golden flowers, and a goldfish. Eric laughs as he realizes there was gold at the end of the rainbow after all.

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Pred iction
What is it?
What do you think will happen next based from the text?
-an educated guess as to what will happen next
 means being able to tell in advance what is going to happen.  Like in stories and poetry – readers must be able to see what is going to happen
Making predictions can help you be a better reader. It can also make reading more fun!
Pred iction
What are your predictions? Why?
“Look,” shouted Eric. “There is a rainbow!” His mother came to the window to look. “It seems close,” she said. “It goes down behind the houses across the street. Do you suppose there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow?”
Prediction Reason ________________ ______________ _________ _______ ______________ ________________ ______________
“I am going to find out,” Eric said. He crossed the street to Mr. Ramos’s house. Mr. Ramos, do you think the end of the rainbow is in your backyard?” asked Eric. “Do you think there is a pot of gold?” Mr. Ramos smiled, “Well, it would not hurt to look. You wait here, Eric, and I will go to see.”
STOP!
What do you think is going to happen next?
Eric hopped up and down while he waited. Next door, Mrs. Reyes came out on to her porch.” “What a beautiful rainbow,” she said. “I want to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow,” Eric told her. “Maybe I should look out in my backyard,” Mrs. Reyes said and she hurried away. Mrs. Santos had overheard their conversation. “I will look, too,” she said. Soon the neighbors came back. ”This is your lucky day,” called Mr. Ramos. He handed Eric a paper bag.
STOP!
Can you guess what is inside the bag? Why?
Eric was so excited! He looked inside the bag. It was full of yellow mangoes. Eric was disappointed, but he still remembered to say thank you. Mrs. Reyes said, “Maybe this is what you are looking for.” “She handed Eric a bunch of flowers. Now he was puzzled. Mrs. Santos gave him a jar. “Is this what you want?” The jar was full of water, and there was a fish swimming inside. Mangoes, flowers, and a fish! “How could the neighbor have made such a mistake?” Eric wondered as he walked home.
“I do not know what is wrong with everybody,” Eric said crossly. “I wanted the pot of gold and look what they gave me.” His mother looked at everything, and then she began to laugh. “Oh, Eric you did find the gold!” “What do you mean?” he asked.
What can you say about the ending?
How will you end the story?
STOP!
“Thatis goldfish,” she said. “The flowers are golden shower. And the mangoes are called golden mangoes.” Eric began to laugh, too. “So there was gold at the end of the rainbow.
“The Mouse, Frog and the Hawk”
The blue whale is the largest ___ on earth. A blue whale can _____160 tons. An area of the _____contains an average of 2 blue _____in every 9 square miles. In ____ area of 140 square miles, how _____ blue whales would you estimate there _____ be?
The End 

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Pred iction

  • 3. What do you think will happen next based from the text?
  • 4. -an educated guess as to what will happen next
  • 5.  means being able to tell in advance what is going to happen.  Like in stories and poetry – readers must be able to see what is going to happen
  • 6. Making predictions can help you be a better reader. It can also make reading more fun!
  • 9. “Look,” shouted Eric. “There is a rainbow!” His mother came to the window to look. “It seems close,” she said. “It goes down behind the houses across the street. Do you suppose there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow?”
  • 10. Prediction Reason ________________ ______________ _________ _______ ______________ ________________ ______________
  • 11. “I am going to find out,” Eric said. He crossed the street to Mr. Ramos’s house. Mr. Ramos, do you think the end of the rainbow is in your backyard?” asked Eric. “Do you think there is a pot of gold?” Mr. Ramos smiled, “Well, it would not hurt to look. You wait here, Eric, and I will go to see.”
  • 12. STOP!
  • 13. What do you think is going to happen next?
  • 14. Eric hopped up and down while he waited. Next door, Mrs. Reyes came out on to her porch.” “What a beautiful rainbow,” she said. “I want to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow,” Eric told her. “Maybe I should look out in my backyard,” Mrs. Reyes said and she hurried away. Mrs. Santos had overheard their conversation. “I will look, too,” she said. Soon the neighbors came back. ”This is your lucky day,” called Mr. Ramos. He handed Eric a paper bag.
  • 15. STOP!
  • 16. Can you guess what is inside the bag? Why?
  • 17. Eric was so excited! He looked inside the bag. It was full of yellow mangoes. Eric was disappointed, but he still remembered to say thank you. Mrs. Reyes said, “Maybe this is what you are looking for.” “She handed Eric a bunch of flowers. Now he was puzzled. Mrs. Santos gave him a jar. “Is this what you want?” The jar was full of water, and there was a fish swimming inside. Mangoes, flowers, and a fish! “How could the neighbor have made such a mistake?” Eric wondered as he walked home.
  • 18. “I do not know what is wrong with everybody,” Eric said crossly. “I wanted the pot of gold and look what they gave me.” His mother looked at everything, and then she began to laugh. “Oh, Eric you did find the gold!” “What do you mean?” he asked.
  • 19. What can you say about the ending?
  • 20. How will you end the story?
  • 21. STOP!
  • 22. “Thatis goldfish,” she said. “The flowers are golden shower. And the mangoes are called golden mangoes.” Eric began to laugh, too. “So there was gold at the end of the rainbow.
  • 23. “The Mouse, Frog and the Hawk”
  • 24. The blue whale is the largest ___ on earth. A blue whale can _____160 tons. An area of the _____contains an average of 2 blue _____in every 9 square miles. In ____ area of 140 square miles, how _____ blue whales would you estimate there _____ be?
  • 25. The End