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Collaborative Discussion

How Do You Raise
a Raisin?
Look back at what you wrote on page 310. With a partner illustrated by Craig Brown
by Pam Muñoz Ryan
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poetry. Then work with a group to discuss the questions

below. Refer to details in How Do You Raise a Raisin? to

support your ideas. Take notes for your responses. During
your discussion, take turns and make sure everyone’s ideas
are heard.

Listening Tip
1 Review pages 314–315. What parts of growing raisins
take hard work? What parts take a lot of waiting? Look at each
speaker and listen

closely. Do you
understand the

idea each speaker
shares?

2 Reread pages 317–318. What are some of the ways

people use raisins?

Speaking Tip

If you would like
more information,
ask a question,

3 How do the poems connect to the informational text? such as, Can you tell
What is the author’s reason for including the poems? me more about…?

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