This document provides instructions for creating a 1-week unit plan for teaching a children's story to first or second grade students. It outlines that the unit plan should include sequencing activities for students, assessing the linguistic level of the story, addressing the cognitive and emotional needs of students, providing illustrations, and including additional related texts. The unit plan is to be designed using backward planning and include five lessons and an assessment. It is due by August 15th.
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Students Are To Hand in Their Notes at The End of A Section So I Can Look Over Them and Make Sure All Information Is Correct and All There So I Can Make Sure They Are Truly Learning
This document provides instructions for creating a 1-week unit plan for teaching a children's story to first or second grade students. It outlines that the unit plan should include sequencing activities for students, assessing the linguistic level of the story, addressing the cognitive and emotional needs of students, providing illustrations, and including additional related texts. The unit plan is to be designed using backward planning and include five lessons and an assessment. It is due by August 15th.
This document provides instructions for creating a 1-week unit plan for teaching a children's story to first or second grade students. It outlines that the unit plan should include sequencing activities for students, assessing the linguistic level of the story, addressing the cognitive and emotional needs of students, providing illustrations, and including additional related texts. The unit plan is to be designed using backward planning and include five lessons and an assessment. It is due by August 15th.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
This document provides instructions for creating a 1-week unit plan for teaching a children's story to first or second grade students. It outlines that the unit plan should include sequencing activities for students, assessing the linguistic level of the story, addressing the cognitive and emotional needs of students, providing illustrations, and including additional related texts. The unit plan is to be designed using backward planning and include five lessons and an assessment. It is due by August 15th.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Next 5 (21-25) Activity to discuss, summarize on blackboard.
Children’s story, fable, etc. for 1st or 2nd level: create unit plan. 1-wk
1. Sequenced: students sequence
2. Linguistic level 3. Meaning, meets cognitive and emotional needs (allegories?)- linguistically simple stories somewhere 4. 200-400 words/sequenced story 800-1000 5. Illustrations 6. Texts that you bring to the text-added texts i.e. boy who cried wolf 7. Appealing theme 8. cartoon/written summary
5 lessons – backward design; include assessment; space for reflection
Due by August 15th
7/25—26-30: post ideas online on last half of book (after p. 100)
el 25 de Julio
Question the author
Question-Answer Relationship RAFT Writing – put up acronym on poster Read Aloud (Click and Clunk) Reader’s Theatre
Tarea 26/7: Request—explain and give example
Content-based teaching: learning info across disciplines. i.e. lit, arch,
hist, geog, art, sports, health, weather
Introduce grammar in context, then give grammar info
Students Are To Hand in Their Notes at The End of A Section So I Can Look Over Them and Make Sure All Information Is Correct and All There So I Can Make Sure They Are Truly Learning