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1 Higher order questions
Lesson Topic(s): Language Arts Second Grade Week of: 3/25-3/29 Objectives: Students will correctly identify adjectives and use them in sentences. TEKS:ELA 2.2Bvi digraphs, 2.5B multi meaning words, 2.17B drafts, 2.21Aiii adj., 2.19A interest writing, 2.17D edit for grammar, 2.18A B/M/E story, ELPS: c5B use vocabulary, c5F grade appropriate sentences Essential Question(s): How are adjectives used effectively in sentences? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Lesson Plan P:Lesson 96 oo G:Adjective practice. W: Mentor #11 Notice Sentence Corrections. Writing Workshop P:Lesson 97 ew G: Adjective practice. W: Mentor #11 Categorize P:Lesson 98 ue W: Mentor #11 Revise P:Lesson 99 ou G:Contraction practice. W: Mentor #11 Imitate P:Assessment W: Mentor #11 Assessment Vocabulary Spoon, few, room, you, flew, every, won’t, follow, goes, again ELP-group talk Syllable Antonym Prefix Multiple meanings Adjective ELP-journal writing ELP-writing process ELP-Think/Pair/Share ELP-posted strategies Higher order questions Give examples of contractions and describe how to tell create them. Explain how adjectives make sentences clearer or more specific. How do adjectives change a sentences structure or meaning? Can you add a adjective anywhere in a sentence? Is there a rule to follow? Explain. Why should you prove what you know? How can you edit your personal story for clarity. Assessment Strategy Identify adjectives in sentences. Begin a rough draft beginning for a story . Anchor chart with common adjective patterns. Continue with a body of a writing story. Identify adjectives in sentences. Tell what they mean. Phonics review Homework page in class. Continue with an ending of a writing story. Students will do RTI as needed to reinforce skills. Narrative Final copy to turn in.


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