Unit 1 Story 1 Going Someplace Special
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This document provides an overview of a story for a first grade reading unit, including the title, author, themes, spelling and vocabulary words, and comprehension and writing strategies to be covered. It summarizes the key details about a historical fiction story called "Going Someplace Special" by Patricia C. McKissack that focuses on taking a stand and fighting back, with vocabulary and comprehension exercises related to characters, settings, sentences, and focusing on a moment for writing.
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