Documente Academic
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S4P1 S4P1 S4P1b S4P1b S4P1b
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Subject/Time: Element(s): Element(s): Element(s): Element(s): Element(s):
Light Light Light Light Light
*Essential *Essential *Essential *Essential *Essential
Question: Question: Question: Question: Question:
What is Light? What is Light? How is Light How is Light How is Light
Reflected? Reflected Reflected
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SWBAT discover SWBAT discover SWBAT discover SWBAT discover Same as
what light is. what light is. what light is what light is Wednesday Aug.
Wksht Pg. 14 Bill Nye Video- Wksht Pg. 14 Wkst. pg 15 11
"what is Light"? Light "what is Light"? "How is Light
Walk Through Reflected?
Focus Area:
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Workbook Bill Nye Video- Workbook Workbook Workbook
Wksht pg. 14 Light Wksht pg. 14 Wksht pg. 15 Wksht pg. 15
Evaluation: Evaluation: Evaluation: Evaluation: Evaluation:
review WkBk Bill Nye Test review Wkbk Review Wkbk Review Wkbk
Pg.90-93 Pages 94-97 Pages 94-97 Pages 94-97
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Cooperative " " " "
Learning
Technology Technology Technology Technology Technology
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Weekly Lesson Plans for___ _______________Topic/Unit________ELA________
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Walk Through
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Technology Technology Technology Technology Technology
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Assessme Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials:
nt
Facts Practice, Facts Practice, Facts Practice, Facts Practice, Facts Practice,
DIB, Skill sheets DIB, Skill sheets DIB, Skill sheets DIB, Skill sheets DIB quiz,
for Benchmark for Benchmark for Benchmark for Benchmark Benchmark quiz,
questions, questions, data questions, questions, 1st Data quiz
raisins, post-its from the raisins measuring and 4th grade
from previous sticks, data
day information from
previous day
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ELA4R1l.f ELA4R1l.f ELA4R1l.f ELA4R1l.f ELA4R1l.f
ELA4R3f ELA4R3f ELA4R3f ELA4R3f ELA4R3f
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Subject/Time: Element(s): Element(s): Element(s): Element(s): Element(s):
Tall Tales and Tall Tales and Tall Tales and Tall Tales and Tall Tales and
Figurative Figurative Figurative Figurative Figurative
Language Language Language Language Language
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Question: Question: Question: Question: Question:
What are the What are the What are the What are the What are the
characteristics characteristics characteristics characteristics characteristics of
of a tall tale? of a tall tale? of a tall tale? of a tall tale? a tall tale?
How can I How can I How can I How can I How can I
identify identify identify identify identify
figurative figurative figurative figurative figurative
language in a language in a language in a language in a language in a
piece of writing? piece of writing? piece of writing? piece of writing? piece of writing?
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*SWBAT review *SWBAT read p. *SWBAT review *SWBAT reread the
story elements of a 722-723 and vocabulary using story in small
tall tale and list tall discuss figurative teaching groups and
tales ready language using the transparencies
recently on a circle powerpoint (See
map Techonolgy) *SWBAT use voc.
to write sentences
*SWBAT read *SWBAT read n and using their own
information about discuss The examples of
Paul Bunyan and Bunyans in small figurative language
complete groups (See
associated Differentiation)
activities
*SWBAT use the
*SWBAT preview figurative language
vocabulary and tree map to list
illustrations of The examples found in
Bunyans the book
*SWBAT complete
a vocabulary
Walk Through review sheet
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Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials:
Evaluation: Evaluation: Evaluation: Evaluation: Evaluation:
Teacher
Observation and
Practice
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ELA4R1h ELA4R1b ELA4R1g
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Subject/Time: Element(s): Element(s): Element(s): Element(s):
Identifies Identifies and Identifies
themes and analyzes the similarities and
lessons in fairy elements of differences
tales character, plot,
or setting
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Question: Question: Question: Question: Question:
What are the How can I How can I
characteristics identify the compare and
of a fairy tale? story elements contrast the
in a fairy tale? story elements
of fairy tales?
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Walk Through Review the Distribute project Class Works Review project Media Center
characteristics of instructions and expectations and
fairy tales with rubric and discuss. rubric.
students using the
PowerPoint. Review the Students will
http://jeffcoweb.jeff characteristics of complete double
co.k12.co.us/isu/lib an effective double bubble maps.
rary/documents/Fol bubble map.
ktalesandfairytales. Share double
ppt Students will bubble maps wit h
continue reading the class.
Read aloud With fairy tales with
Love, Little Red their partner and
Hen by Alma Flor fill out a story map
Ada and discuss / for each book.
list the various
fairy tales As students finish
mentioned in the they will create a
story. double bubble map
for their two fairy
Explain that this tales.
week the students
will be comparing
and contrasting
two fairy tales.
Students will be
assigned a partner.
Each pair will be
given two fairy
tales to read. Pairs
will be made based
on students’ ability
levels.
One group will
work with the
teacher to read
aloud the two fairy
tales.
Focus Area:
Materials: Materials: Materials: Materials:
Copy of With Copies of enough Copies of enough
Love, Little Red fairy tales for fairy tales for
Hen by Alma Flor partners and partners and
Ada teacher group. teacher group.
Rubrics Rubrics
Evaluation: Evaluation: Evaluation: Evaluation:
Teacher Teacher Teacher
Observation of Observation Observation
Discussion
Double Bubble Double Bubble
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Students Students Students
partnered partnered partnered
together based together based together based
on their ability on their ability on their ability
level. level. level.
Copies of enough
fairy tales for
partners and
teacher group.