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Wiggins Sarah Stage1
Wiggins Sarah Stage1
Stage 1,
Understanding by
Design
Fall 2009
Sarah Wiggins
October 17, 2009
Understanding 5th
Informational text
ELA Reading
Grade: 5
ELA5R1 The student demonstrates comprehension and shows evidence of a
warranted and responsible explanation of a variety of literary and informational
texts.
ELA5LSV2 The student listens to and views various forms of text and media in order
to gather and share information, persuade others, and express and understand
ideas.
• Readers can apply the ideas found in informational text, using the research
process, to create their own connections and form their own opinions.
• Students may mistake opinions for facts when reading informational text.
When reading, students may struggle with identifying the main idea and
supporting details, and then will equally struggle when writing them.
• Students may feel that in order to shape or persuade their readers they have
to beg or complain within their written work instead of using their facts to be
• Where can we find information? • How can you identify facts
within an informational text?
• How can we use information?
• What sources or reference
• What helps us shape our materials can be used to find
opinions? facts about the Civil War?
How to collect facts to create their Use the facts collected to organize
own connections and form their own and write an informational paper on
opinions a given topic about the Civil War.
(This should include creating a main
How to organize and write an idea and providing supporting
informational paper using main ideas details)
and supporting details
Present the information in an oral
How to present information to aid in report that would inform and help
persuading an audience shape the listeners’ point of view
about the Civil War