STANDARDS: 3.1.2.A9 3.1.2.A3: Identify similarities and differences in the life cycles of plants and animals. THEME: Life cycles of plants and animals. LESSON TOPIC: Butterfly Life Cycle OBJECTIVES: Language: Predict hat you thin! ill happen in the ne"t stage. #eep a $ournal of your daily o%ser&ations. Content: 'ame the different stages of a %utterfly(s life and %e a%le to indentify hat they loo! li!e. LEARNING STRATEGIES: )riting in $ournals* putting stages of life cycle in order* ma!ing predictions and ensure students are using the &oca% ords in their o%ser&ations. +tudents ho are ,LL can dra pictures of their predictions and o%ser&ations in their $ournals. KEY VOCABULARY: chrysalsis* caterpillar* metamorphisis* lar&a* pupa. MATERIALS: $ournals* * %oo!* &ideo MOTIVATION: (Building background) -sing a &ideo and a %oo! ill ma!e students more interested in learning a%out the topic. PRESENTATION: (Language and content objectives, comprehensible input, strategies, interaction, feedback) )e ill start the lesson ith a %y reading a %oo!. PRACTICE AND APPLICATION: (Meaningful activities, interaction, strategies, practice and application, feedback) .he students ill rite o%ser&ations in their $ournal and try to use some of the ne &oca% ords they learned. .hey ill also do a or!sheet here they ill ha&e to la%el and dra the stages. REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT: (Review objectives and vocabulary, assess learning) +tudents can share their $ournals ith the class and see if they made any similar o%ser&ations. EXTENSION: .his lesson can %e e"tended %y continuing to document their o%ser&ations of the %utterfly. /0eproduction of this material is restricted to use ith ,che&arria* 1ogt* and +hort* 2223. Making ontent omprehensible for !nglish Learners" #he $%&' ( Model)4 5 2223 Pearson ,ducation* Inc.