Turn a factual paragraph into a short, clear summary without copying every sentence.
Keep only the essential ideas. Skip repeated examples and combine related details into one clean sentence.
Open one card at a time, read the text together, and use the audio button when hearing the line once helps.
key fact
This is an essential idea about where mangroves grow and why they matter.
Example: Mangroves protect coasts.
supporting details
These details show the benefits of mangroves.
Example: Mangrove roots support both land and wildlife.
important result
This tells how people act on the information.
Example: People plant mangroves for protection.
model summary
A summary keeps the big ideas and leaves out repetition.
Example: Mangroves are coastal trees whose roots protect shorelines and help sea life, so communities plant them to reduce storm damage.
These next steps stay in the same stage so the child does not get sent backward.
Read two short opinions on the same issue and explain how each writer sees it differently.
Use nearby words and sentence meaning to infer what an unfamiliar word probably means.
Follow the order of events or steps in a process and explain why that order matters.
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