LAUSD INTERIM ASSESSMENTS ELEMENTARY LITERACY GRADE 2 The Best Pet. people.

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The Best Pet My friend Ann says her pet is better than mine! I have a brown cat named Fluffy. Ann has a black and white dog named Spot. We each think our pet is the best. I told Ann that cats are better pets because they are clean, quiet and very cute. Cats wash themselves with their tongues. You don t have to walk them. They use a litter box. Also cats are sweet and quiet. I think dogs are too noisy! They bark a lot. They don't clean themselves or use a litter box. Dogs need someone to give them baths, train them and walk them. Dogs are Ann says that cats are no fun! She says that dogs are better to play with. Spot always wags his tail when he sees her. He can even do tricks. He barks when she says, Speak. He knows how to roll over! Ann says dogs are also better because they protect their owners. Spot always barks when there is someone at the door. It makes Ann feel safe. So, Ann thinks dogs are best. I guess Ann s dog is pretty cool, but so is Fluffy. Maybe different kinds of pets are good for different people. more work. LAUSD Interim Literacy Assessment #3 OPINION Grade 2 Rev. 3-12-15 1

The Best Pet - What s THEIR Opinion? What do the narrator of this passage and friend Ann think about dogs and cats? What reasons do they give for their opinions? Who Thinks This? Their Pet What they think about Cats What they think about Dogs Ann Narrator LAUSD Interim Literacy Assessment #3 OPINION Grade 2 Rev. 3-12-15 2

Cat or Dog? Should you get that cute little puppy or a cuddly kitten? Deciding between a cat and a dog can be hard. Here are some things to think about. Company Dogs make great listeners. Many people tell dogs things they can't tell anyone else. Dogs are great for someone who lives alone or needs company. On the other hand, most cats enjoy being alone. You can leave them home alone for the day while your family is at school or work. Exercise Cats and dogs both need exercise. Dogs need to be walked every day. This can be healthy for both of you. Exercise gives you energy. It also strengthens your muscles and bones. Walking and playing with your dog can make you both healthier! A cat needs much less exercise than a dog, but this makes a cat much easier to take care of. Your cat will probably be happy to chase a ball in your living room. Training Dogs need training to live with people. This can take a lot of time, but you can teach your dog great tricks. Your dog can learn to sit, fetch and lie down. Cats need less training. Cats can be trained to fetch a ball or walk on a leash, but these lessons are just for fun. You don't need to train your cat to have a good pet. Both cats and dogs can be wonderful family pets. Which pet is the right one for you? LAUSD Interim Literacy Assessment #3 OPINION Grade 2 Rev. 3-12-15 3

Cat or Dog? What characteristics of cats and dogs are in this passage? What other characteristics are important to you, as you think about which pet would be better for you? Characteristics of Cats Characteristics of Dogs Company Exercise Training Your ideas LAUSD Interim Literacy Assessment #3 OPINION Grade 2 Rev. 3-12-15 4

OPINION WRITING GRAPHIC ORGANIZER Introduction Your opinion Your reasons and evidence 1. 2. 3. 4. More? Conclusion LAUSD Interim Literacy Assessment #3 OPINION Grade 2 Rev. 3-12-15 5

Grade 2 Prompt for Opinion Writing WHAT IS THE BEST PET FOR YOU? Name: Using the notes and organizers you completed after reading the passages and discussing with your group partners, write an opinion piece to express your answer to this question: In your opinion, which kind of pet is best, a cat or a dog? Write your answer. Write as much as you can. Use as much paper as you need. A good opinion piece will: Introduce the topic you are writing about. State your opinion. Give lots of reasons and explanations to support your opinion. Connect your opinion and reasons with linking words. Finish with a concluding sentence. Use correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. When you are finished, check your paper over and fix any mistakes you see. If you have time, add an illustration to show why this pet is the best for you. LAUSD Interim Literacy Assessment #3 OPINION Grade 2 Rev. 3-12-15 6