Unit 2: Letters to a Friend

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Unit 2: Letters to a Friend Lesson One ESLCO

Write a letter in response Make inferences while reading

Inference Riddles Try to figure out what the answer is with the clues Think about hidden information in sentences What do you think about when reading the sentences Use your experiences, and prior knowledge !

An Apple Create Your Own Riddle! Include: Riddle 5-6 clues that hint at the answer An answer Use good key words about your person, place or thing! Clue one I grow on a tree. I am ready for you to pick me in the fall Clue two One of me a day keeps the doctor away Answer An Apple

Inference : While Reading What is inferencing: It is when you reach a conclusion from the text based on your reasoning skills. Using prior knowledge of things, people, places we can figure out information that is implied by the text. Example: It was a snowy day Inferences: it is winter, it is cold, you need to wear winter boots.

Try this sentences: Answer the questions with your inferences. Her ears ring as I walk through the hallway. He looked for his umbrella. I was going to be late because of the turtle on the road. The leaves were falling off the trees. My eyes were closed and I counted. What is making her ears ring? Why would he need an umbrella? Why was the turtle a problem? What season is it? What game is being played?

Thank You Letter Dear Susan, Personal Greeting Dear Susan, Body of letter. Include: what you are thanking them for, how you feel, and other information. Thank you so much for the wonderful birthday gift. You always know just what I will enjoy, and it shows how much you care. I am very much enjoying the sweater you bought me, and have received many complements. Restate your thank you message. Thank you so much for such a thoughtful gift. It really made my birthday amazing! Closing: From, John

Lesson Assignment In this assignment, you will brainstorm about different things you can thank someone for. You will work with all information brainstormed to complete a thank you letter. Remember to include: The reason you are thanking them. How you feel about the item, or action. Make sure to follow format of the Letter type.

Rubrics Category Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Thinking Had a specific main idea ( reason for thanking someone) Had 4 or more sentences connected to main topic Had a good main idea ( had one reason for thanking ) Had 3 or more sentences connected to main topic Had a general main idea (one or two actions or things) Had 2-3 sentences connected to main topic Had multiple ideas( thanking for many things) Had 1-2 sentences connected to main topic Communication Include all of letter form Used specific topic related words, and no spelling mistakes Mostly followed letter form Used some topic related words, and no spelling mistakes Had some of the letter form Used few topic related words, and some spelling mistakes Did not follow letter form Used no topic related words, and many spelling mistakes

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