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First Class - Module C - Group Reading and Reporting Activity - STEP 2

The document outlines a structured approach for summarizing an article through a chart that includes sections for the article title, text level, original source, word count, publish date, a summary, key words, important details, and new words with definitions. It emphasizes that notes are sufficient rather than complete sentences. This activity aims to prepare individuals for discussing the article with others.

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First Class - Module C - Group Reading and Reporting Activity - STEP 2

The document outlines a structured approach for summarizing an article through a chart that includes sections for the article title, text level, original source, word count, publish date, a summary, key words, important details, and new words with definitions. It emphasizes that notes are sufficient rather than complete sentences. This activity aims to prepare individuals for discussing the article with others.

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Module C – First Class

Step 2: Fill in the chart below.

Note: You do not need to complete this chart with complete sentences. You only need to add notes to
this chart. It will help you in the last part of this activity where you will tell others about your article.

Article Title

Text Level
Original Source Word Count Publish Date
used by group

Summary of Article

What is the article


generally about?

Write key words in the


box.

Important Details

What are some


impressive facts /
numbers / etc. from the
article?

New Words

What are 2-3 new words


from the article that you
learned? Get their
definitions.

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