Sample ELA Lesson: Goldilocks, or The Three Bears Grade 4 RL 4.3

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Instructional Shifts in Literacy: Close Reading

Advertisements

ELA SAS Overview. Objectives Understand the key changes to the SAS documents and interim assessments and how these changes support.

Understanding the Common Core Standards and Planning Lessons to Address The Standards.

We are learning to write a description of a character. We will think about How Red Riding Hood behaves. What other people think of the Red Riding Hood.

A Closer Look at Close Reading. Essential Question: How do we get students engaged in complex text? Objective: At the end of this presentation I will.

Knowledge & Ideas.  “The answer is always in the entire story, not a piece of it. “ Jim Harrison Session 5: Knowledge & Ideas.

Understanding Summary A story summary tells A story summary tells the most important ideas that are in something that you read.

TEXT CONNECTIONS A good way to extend your ideas in writing.

Close Reading. What is close reading? Also known as “analytic reading” Reading to uncover layers of meaning that lead to deep comprehension An instructional.

Kate Bowski Common Core EditionWhole Brain Teaching WholeBrainTeaching.com.

DRAMA TERMINOLOGY. DRAMA Is a play that is put on for the public A movie or television show is a play that is caught on camera.

Reflections on the Literature Log Tips and Clarifications.

Module 2 Planning an Integrated Common Core Literature Lesson.

Teacher Expectations Content is most important and must be done first before “making it fun.” ex. graphics, colors, sounds –graphics and sounds must be.

K-2 FOUNDATIONAL LITERACY MODULE October 9, 2014.

November 20-21, 2013 Christina Orsi wiki.sjcoe.net/groups/jefferson.

WebQuest: Greek Mythology Ms. Brown’s Second Grade Class November 20-22, 2013.

Online Learning. Learning Online Postsecondary settings have two aspects of online learning: – Online Learning Platforms – Online Course Tools.

WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE THE ARTS IN THE NEW COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS? MATI 3013 Susan Denvir

I HAVE COMMAND OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE! Roxanne M. Williams 1.

Differentiated Instruction: Literature Circles

BBI3420 PJJ 2009/2010 Dr. Zalina Mohd. Kasim.  Bloom’s taxonomy of Educational Objectives (1956) provides 6 levels of thinking and questioning. A close.

Work Sample Seminar1 Developing a Pretest & Posttest for the Literacy Work Sample Portland State University.

Constructed Response Developing this writing practice as part of ongoing classroom assessment The value of constructed response is that it is teaching.

Connecting Texts to Common Core ELA Standards and Practices.

ALICE ENSLEY DALTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS PRIMARY DISTRICT TRAINER FOR LITERACY COLLABORATIVE Intentional Teaching in a K-2 Readers’

2 nd Quarter ORP FICTION. Use a pretend “Social Media” device To tell me about the novel you read  Make a poster- posterboard, tri-fold, paper…  Draw.

Book Club Procedures Form groups of 3-5 students. Choose a book to read as a group. Divide the book into three sections to guide your discussion. Assign.

Elementary 2/13/12 Sherrie Clark Pam Nolte. Unit Essential Question: How do I interpret the Common Core State Standards in order to begin planning for.

Describe Relationship between illustrations and the story in which they appear With prompting K Use Information gained from illustrations and words to.

Monroe High School June Non Negotiables What can you absolutely NOT live without when teaching English/Language Arts? Why?

“The Company of Wolves”

Bellwork March 14, 2016 Copy and answer.. Standard/I can ELAGSE7RL6: Analyze how an author develops and contrasts the points of view of different characters.

TCH 264: Reader’s Workshop, Story Structure and Point of View March 3, 2014.

How Do We Incorporate CCSS ELA Shift #1-Reading and Writing Grounded in Evidence through ELA Units and Other Subject Areas? CVUSD Professional Development.

Parent Academy Grades 2-4 South Plainfield Elementary Schools Mrs. Teresa Luck Literacy Coach Literacy Coach June 4, 2013.

Day 1 Warm-Up Write a journal that begins with the words…“There are many things I find annoying. For example, …”

Parent Academy South Plainfield Elementary Schools Mrs. Mary Rodger Literacy Coach June 4, 2013.

1.Read the story “Off and Running” in Journeys. 2.Work with the other students at your table to identify story elements. Be prepared to come forward to.

1.Have paper ready to take notes you may find while watching the video on comparing and contrasting. 2.Click on the link Compare and Contrast on your device.Compare.

BOOK REPORT 6 TH GRADE Name:Title:Author:. COVER, AUTHOR AND TITLE OF THE BOOK  Create your own cover of the book using the title and the author of the.

Reading Vocabulary GA Milestones Review. Skip 3 lines 1.Summarizing9. simile 2.Character 10. compare vs. contrast 3.Setting11. Theme 4.Plot12. Folktale.

8/8/2016 homework for the week

3rd Grade Reading Power Pix

Reading Unit: 2 Lesson: 10 Module: A Objectives:

Mr. Verutes 9/26/17 English 9 Aim: How is a story organized? What are the parts or “elements” of a novel or short story? Do Now: Begin reading p.

Presentation of an Original Fable

Fourth Grade ELA Chapter 3

RL: Place 3 events in order of how they happened.

Fourth Grade ELA Chapters 5 and 6

Materials Needed for Lesson

Tools for every language arts class

Writing - Grade 3.

Scaffolding Lifelong Literacy Practices for All Students

Scaled Leadership Data Driven Instruction

ELA COMMON CORE STANDARDS MET IN THIS LESSON:

Imaginative Texts Stage 3 Under the Rug The Story of Rosy Dock

Jenna Bronson Seattle Pacific University Winter 2014

Readers Handbook Pages

Elements of Drama Structures of Text.

S Comparing and Contrasting

BBI3420 PJJ 2009/2010 Dr. Zalina Mohd. Kasim

Ms. Williams 5th Grade ELA

Answer these questions.

ELA Department Data Talk

Reader’s Workshop Science Fiction – Day 1 (1.21)

Literature: Key Ideas and Details

Rl8.5 Review Compare and contrast the structure of two or more texts and analyze how the differing structure of each text contributes to its meaning and.

Summary Writing Access prior knowledge-

TEACHING RECEPTIVE SKILLS: LISTENING AND READING.

Presentation transcript:

Sample ELA Lesson: Goldilocks, or The Three Bears Grade 4 RL 4.3 Adobe Connect Project Gutenberg LearnZillion

Tools: Virtual Classroom: Adobe Connect Text: Goldilocks, or The Three Bears From: Dramatic Reader for Lower Grades by Florence Holbrook, 1911 Project Gutenberg Video resource: LZ1975 Describe a character's personality using details from the text LearnZillion

Pre-Lesson Independent Task: Read short drama, Little Red Riding Hood Differentiation option: Watch read-aloud video of text Watch video: LZ1975 Describe a character's personality using details from the text

Virtual Classroom Link: http://www.connectionslivelesson.com/sclarke

Follow-Up Activity Ideas: Write a one-paragraph description of Goldilocks, RL 4.1, 4.3 Repeat activity with a different character: Dollie, RL 4.3 Compare and contrast Goldilocks and Dollie , RL 5.3 Message board response: Add a Page, W4.3 Imagine you are the author of Goldilocks. Add a page to the text dramatizing what happens after Goldilocks runs out of the Bears’ house. Think about her personality as you write. Post your page. Comment on at least two classmates’ pages.

Next Steps: View videos: LZ2003 Draw inferences about what a character is thinking by examining dialogue Practice steps together in virtual classroom using Goldilocks LZ2011 Explain how a playwright tells a story by examining structural elements of a drama LZ2075 Describe how a playwright builds suspense through setting, stage directions, and dialogue LZ2133 Determine the theme of a drama

Resources: Common Core Standards ELA Project Gutenberg: free ebooks Text Complexity: Qualitative Measures Rubric CCSS Instructional Practice Guides LearnZillion.com Answer Garden

Engaging Middle and High School Students In the Virtual World Adobe Connect Literature Circles Jigsaw Activities

Virtual Classroom Link: http://www.connectionslivelesson.com/alocklin

Resources: Literature Circle Role Sheets and Other Graphic Organizers Free Online Platforms and Classrooms: CourseSites by Blackboard Schoology Moodle Rcampus Collaborize Classroom Edmodo TodaysMeet Vyew Anymeeting

Q & A Questions?