I can describe how a story's plot unfolds and how the characters respond or change.
I can integrate information presented in different media/formats to develop.
Materials:
book to read
binder
earbuds
Activities:
Knucklehead
SWT
Grammar Keepers (Verbs)
Students watch ALMA individually and fill out a plot outline (put times on each step)
Share
Exit Ticket: Which part of the plot is the most important and why? (post-it on plot outline on board)
DIRT
Homework:
Read 20 minutes
Assessment:
WEDNESDAY Sep. 25
Objectives:
I can read and understand stories at my grade level and above. (RL.6.10)
Materials:
book to read
binder
Activities:
Knucklehead
SWT
Grammar Keepers (Adjectives)
Introduction to Notice and Note Signposts (notice something in the text and stop to note what it might mean) Reading is thinking! What do you do when you read?
DIRT
Homework:
Read 20 minutes
Assessment:
THURSDAY Sep. 26
Objectives:
I can read and understand stories at my grade level and above. (RL.6.10)
Materials:
book to read
binder
Activities:
Knucklehead
SWT
Grammar Keepers (Adverbs)
Introduce the first signpost: Contrast and Contradiction
Copies of "Thank You, Ma'm" by Langston Hughes
DIRT
Homework:
Read 20 minutes
Assessment:
FRIDAY Sep. 27
Objectives:
I can use root words, prefixes, suffixes, to understand the meaning of words. (L 6.4)
Materials:
book to read
binder
Activities:
Knucklehead
SWT - Share
Affixes Interactive Notebook (vis, phon, dict)
DIRT
Homework:
Read 20 minutes
Assessment:
Week 3
September 16-20
MONDAY Sep. 16
Objectives:
I can make predictions based on key vocabulary from the story "Priscilla and the Wimp" by Richard Peck.
I can use details from the text to determine the theme or message of a story. (RL.6.2)
I can think and talk about the effects that specific words have on the meaning or tone of a story. (RL.6.4)