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Welcome!

Mobiel 

in je tas

Oortjes 

in je tas

Jas 

over je stoel

Schoolspullen

op tafel

Laptop dicht

Tas 

op de grond

What's the plan for today?

Intro:
Summary

Reading:

Book

Exercise:

Summary

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

Making a Summary

A - Arnold Spirit is a teenager that was born with too much water in his skull which made him disabled. He has too many teeth, has to wear glasses and has both a lisp and a stutter. He also has seizures. His hand and feet are too big for his body, and his head is also really big. He gets bullied because he looks weird.

B - Arnold Spirit is a teenager that was born with too much water in his skull. This has led to him being partially disabled and he gets bullied because of it. However, he wants to live a normal life and loves drawing.

C - Arnold Spirit was born with too much water in his brain. He is now disabled.

Making a Summary

A - Arnold Spirit is a teenager that was born with too much water in his skull which made him disabled. He has too many teeth, has to wear glasses and has both a lisp and a stutter. He also has seizures. His hand and feet are too big for his body, and his head is also really big. He gets bullied because he looks weird.

B - Arnold Spirit is a teenager that was born with too much water in his skull. This has led to him being partially disabled and he gets bullied because of it. However, he wants to live a normal life and loves drawing.

C - Arnold Spirit was born with too much water in his brain. He is now disabled.

Keep it short!

It is important to keep a summary short:

  • If a summary is too long, it's not a summary!

  • If a summary is too short, it is missing information!


Keep it short and sweet!




Making a Summary

A - Arnold lives with his family on the Spokane Indian Reservation. His family is poor, but Arnold still loves his parents very much.

B - Arnold had to put down his dog because it was really sick. It was really hot that day, and Arnold could do nothing about it.

C - Arnold loves his parents, but knows that the economic situation of Native Americans has traditionally held them back from reaching their true potential and goals.

Making a Summary

A - Arnold lives with his family on the Spokane Indian Reservation. His family is poor, but Arnold still loves his parents very much.

B - Arnold had to put down his dog because it was really sick. It was really hot that day, and Arnold could do nothing about it.

C - Arnold loves his parents, but knows that the economic situation of Native Americans has traditionally held them back from reaching their true potential and goals.

Keep it relevant!

It is important to keep a summary relevant:

  • Keep all the information that you need to know.

  • Leave out all the information that you don't need.

  • Match your summary to your reader!


Take all the information you need and put it in a package that fits!


Making a Summary

A - Arnold and Rowdy are best friends. They were born only a few hours apart from each other, and they have become best friends ever since.

B - Rowdy is Arnold's best friend. Rowdy is always angry, but he protects Arnold from bullies, and Arnold respects Rowdy because he is strong and can stand up for himself.

C - Arnold's best friend on the reservation is Rowdy. Rowdy likes comic books.

Making a Summary

A - Arnold and Rowdy are best friends. They were born only a few hours apart from each other, and they have become best friends ever since.

B - Rowdy is Arnold's best friend. Rowdy is always angry, but he protects Arnold from bullies, and Arnold respects Rowdy because he is strong and can stand up for himself.

C - Arnold's best friend on the reservation is Rowdy. Rowdy likes comic books.

Keep it complete!

It is important to keep a summary complete:

  • You never, ever want a summary to be missing important information.

  • You never want a summary to stop or end half-way.


A good summary has the same start and ending as the original text.

Let's Get Started!

Make a summary of the first three chapters of
Diary of a Part-Time Indian.


Use between 250-300 words.




Keep it short, keep it relevant and keep it complete!

Let's Read!

Have a great day!

Thank you!