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ARI-Writing /7 th Lesson Plans Teachers: Van Syoc & Villanueva. 2013-2014. Unit TEKS: (RS/SS). * 2. Reading/Vocabulary Development. * 6. Reading/Comprehension of Literary Text/Fiction.
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ARI-Writing /7thLesson PlansTeachers: Van Syoc & Villanueva 2013-2014
Unit TEKS: (RS/SS) * 2. Reading/Vocabulary Development. * 6. Reading/Comprehension of Literary Text/Fiction. Students understand, make inferences and draw conclusions about the structure and elements of fiction and provide evidence from text to support their understanding. * 7. Reading/Comprehension of Literary Text/Literary Nonfiction. Students understand, make inferences and draw conclusions about the varied structural patterns and features of literary nonfiction and provide evidence from text to support their understanding.
Subject: ARIDATE: 1/20/14 Activity MLK HOLILDAY – NO SCHOOL Objective WARM-UP Homework . LANGUAGE OBJ HOT Assessment
Subject: ARIDATE: 1/21/14 Villanueva: Student will select a role in a “I Have A Dream” play, review for any unknown words (define those words) and complete the play. Van Syoc: Computer Lab Grammar exercises from chompchomp.com (Differentiate between to, two, and too) Villanueva : MLK play. Van Syoc: computer lab. Objective WARM-UP Activity Homework Read 20 mins a day LANGUAGE OBJ 5E: Use simple and complex sentences to correctly write to, two, too. By writing the word choice in student journal. HOT Do you think MLK’s dream has been fulfilled? Why or why not? Class play on MLK Assessment
Subject: ARIDATE: 1/22/14 Villanueva: MLK’s “I Have a Dream” speech Van Syoc: Scholastic ACTION reader’s theatre Activity Grammar exercises from chompchomp.com (Differentiate between to, two, and too) ******ELA PLANNING DAY****** Villanueva: Students will continue to study MLK’s “I Have a Dream” speech Van Syoc: Students will participate in reader’s theatre play in latest Scholastic ACTION magazine and do further study Objective WARM-UP Homework Read 20 mins a day 5E: Use simple and complex sentences to correctly write to, two, too. By writing the word choice in student journal. LANGUAGE OBJ HOT How would you react to the injustices of African-Americans if you lived in the US during the 50’s & 60’s? Assessment Villanueva: MLK speech Van Syoc: reader’s theatre
Subject: ARIDATE: 1/23/14 Villanueva: Students will continue to study the life of MLK *****Van Syoc will be at a meeting at Central Office***** Van Syoc: Students will continue to dissect the latest Scholastic ACTION magazine and complete work that does along with it Grammar exercises from chompchomp.com (Differentiate between to, two, and too) Villanueva: MLK reading Van Syoc: Scholastic ACTION magazine Objective Activity WARM-UP Homework Read 20 mins a day 5E: Use simple and complex sentences to correctly write to, two, too. By writing the word choice in student journal. LANGUAGE OBJ • Villanueva: MLK reading • Van Syoc: Scholastic ACTION magazine HOT Describe a time you thought someone showed prejudice to you because of your last name or skin tone. Assessment
Subject: ARIDATE: 1/24/14 Villanueva: Students will complete study of MLK and his life. Van Syoc: Students will finish the reading of the latest Scholastic ACTION Magazine. Grammar exercises from chompchomp.com (Differentiate between to, two, and too) Villanueva: MLK reading Van Syoc: Scholastic ACTION magazine Objective WARM-UP Activity • Read 20 mins a day Homework LANGUAGE OBJ 5E: Use simple and complex sentences to correctly write to, two, too. By writing the word choice in student journal. • Villanueva: MLK reading • Van Syoc: Scholastic ACTION magazine HOT When you’re asked to read a non-fiction piece, do you feel like your more connected to the characters you read about? Assessment