Transitions Minilesson Transition Flipbook Transitions Minilesson
What do you notice about them? Look at the words. What do you notice about them? Pick three different words and use them in three different sentences. Day 6 Activator Examples: Earlier I went to the movies, and now I can’t stop thinking about Monsters University. Instead of watching another episode of CSI, I decided to read a Sherlock Holmes short story. It is important to always try your best, regardless of whether you feel like it. After reading student sentences, ask students what they have in common. Discuss
Transitions Examples: Earlier I went to the movies, and now I can’t stop thinking about Monsters University. Instead of watching another episode of CSI, I decided to read a Sherlock Holmes short story. It is important to always try your best, regardless of whether you feel like it.
Transition Flipbook Set up your flipbook -What you need: 4 half sheets of paper (hotdog style) Directions: Fold them in half so that a little flap shows at the bottom of each page. You should have 8 flaps.
It What Looks Like… Cover You should have 8 flaps. This example only has 6
Transitions Time and Sequence Similar / Compare Different / Contrast Examples and Illustrations Cause and Effect Emphasis Additional information Setting up the flipbook -each row represents a flap of the flipbook. - Students should record the titles on the flap. The following pages show the word bank and examples. Students should record the word bank on the upper section and the examples on the lower section.
Transition Flipbook Outside
Inside Students should record the word bank on the upper section and the examples on the lower section. Upper section Lower section
Time Sequence Word Bank: first, second, finally, last, next, afterward, after, earlier, during, while, before, then, previously, now, until I do: Previously, I studied Spanish, but now I'm taking French. We do: _________, I studied Spanish, but now I'm taking French. ____, I did my homework, afterward I____________.
Similar / Compare Word Bank: likewise, similarly, in the same manner, just as, as well, so too, another, I do: Jerry plays the electric guitar in his friend's band. Similarly, his sister Gina plays the keyboard in her friend's band. We do: Spanish has lots of words I need to memorize. __________, Social Studies has a lot of _______ I need to memorize.
Different / Contrast Word Bank: : however, although, but, yet, nevertheless, whereas, in contrast, on the contrary, on the other hand, instead, despite, on the other hand, other people say, regardless, in spite of I do: I could really go for some Chinese food for dinner. On the other hand, pizza would be great, too. We do: _______ his intense stage fright, Brian’s act in the talent show was by far the most popular. _________ that I forgot to __________, I aced the test.
Examples and Illustrations Word Bank: for example, for instance, to illustrate, such as, including, namely, specifically I do: I love dogs. Specifically, I own three Dalmatians. We do: Jesse is an animal lover. _______, he adores penguins and pandas. I like to play ___________. _________, I play ______________.
Cause and Effect Word Bank: as a result, consequently, thus, therefore, because, accordingly, since, so I do: I got hit in the head with a basketball. Consequently, I had a terrible headache. We do: Peter won the scholarship to his dream school. _______, he was able to attend for free.
Emphasis Word Bank: in fact, of course, truly , even, indeed I do: I ace every test. Even when I don’t study! We do: My brother is the most annoying person in the world! _________, he bugs me every day. My family is so ___________. __________, they ___________.
Additional Information Word Bank: in addition, furthermore, moreover, and, also, another, additionally, besides, beyond I do: My teacher Ms. Smith is doing an excellent job. Furthermore, she deserves to get a raise. We do: ________ fencing, Teddy had many other skills as well, like computer programming. I enjoy ___________, but I _________ like to ___________.