Level 5 – Story 4 – Chief Mighty Eagle (92 pages) targets the sound of ‘aw’ as in raw. The Main Idea/Theme: Many People And Cultures Have Helped To Build Our Country.

The story is written in manuscript and cursive. Activities include; Speaking well of the Native American women, Prefix and suffix words game - ‘exc’, ‘dis’, ‘con’, ‘re’, Change of Ending Words, Listening to prefix suffix words, Listening to Words that sound alike, Putting yourself into the story
Close Procedure Comprehension and Revising a Paragraph.

Learning activities also include; Multiple Meanings or words, Words that fit the characters and Cause and Effect.

Science is about Wild Strawberries and Home Fun is about How Children Get Set on Fire for reading and learning.

As with all stories in the CompuRead series, each is organized in the same format of nine steps, increasing in difficulty and skills as: 1) Main Idea, 2) Title, Background and Summary, 3) Narrated Without Interruption, 4) Phonics, Straight and Slant Manuscript, Cursive Writing and Spelling, 5) Fiction and Nonfiction Writing, 6) Vocabulary and Expressive Speaking, 7) Science Background, 8) Story Mapping and, 9) Home Fun.

Grade level instruction in Phonics, Comprehension, Speaking, Language, Writing, Character Building and Listening are embedded within the nine steps. All reading levels benefit from the thirty-nine unique CompuRead innovations.

A Certificate is awarded at the end of every story which reviews every skill learned.

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