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The document is a short story about a boy named Jose who wants to impress his father by becoming a better baseball player. In the beginning, Jose is disappointed in himself for breaking his father's car window. He decides he needs to practice harder to become a better hitter. During the game, a ball is hit deep into the outfield that Jose catches, impressing his father and teammates. In the end, Jose tells his father he wishes he could hit as well as he can catch fly balls.
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- 1. Centerfield Ballhawk By Matt Christopher
- 3. Prior Knowledge/Building Knowledge Baseball Words Positions Equipment Parts of the Field Rules
- 4. Vocabulary Power “ Centerfield Ballhawk” is about a boy named Jose who wants his father to be proud of him. People are usually happy when they get along well with family members. Look at how this family gets along. Lance : Wow! Great catch! The game is over! Kayla : I thought that ball would . It looked as if it would disappear over the fence. Lance : If I were a baseball player, I’d want to be an . When you play in the outfield, it’s up to you to catch the fly balls that go far back in the field. Kayla : To be a great outfielder, you have to be a . A ___________ always seems to be able to catch the ball wherever it goes. v an ish out f ield er b all h awk
- 5. Mother : OK, you two, the game is over. Now it’s time to on your homework. You need to pay close attention to that project you’re working on, Lance. Lance : Oh, Mom, you know you can on me to get it done. Mother : Yes, I can always trust you to do your work on time, Lance. Kayla : Remember the time I forgot to do my math? It was mostly my , but Lance was a little bit to blame, too. He had me so busy helping him with his joke book that I forgot my own work! c on c en tr ate d e p end f ault
- 9. While you read, do the following: 1. Discuss the meaning of each vocabulary word as you come to it. If reading alone, think about the meaning of each word. Be ready to discuss with the class. 2. Be on the look out for words and phrases that “ are specific and clear” and “paint a picture in your mind”. Mark these with small Post-It notes. Share with your partner or group. If reading alone, be ready to share during our whole group discussion. 3. Reread for better understanding and to build fluency. During Reading
- 10. After Reading: Sequence Chart After disappointing his father by breaking a car window, Jose decides his dad will be proud of him if he becomes a better batter. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. After the game, Jose tells his father he wishes he could hit as well as he did.