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Read 3226 Imb LP
Read 3226 Imb LP
CCSS.ELALITERACY.RL.4.1
Refertodetailsandexamplesinatextwhenexplainingwhatthetext
saysexplicitlyandwhendrawinginferencesfromthetext.
Date submitted:
Date taught:
2. Statement of Objective
for Student
3. Teacher Input
Time
2 min.
2 min.
20 min.
4. Guided Practice
(Write this up on the board for students to see and draw an arrow from the
cause to the effect)
Now, we are going to identify some more causes and effects from our story. I
have six cards and I need six students to come up and volunteer to hold one of
my cards. (choose six students) On my cards, are events from the story. One
card is the cause and one card is the effect. It is your job to raise your hand
and tell the class which two cards go together and then, which one is the cause
and which one is the effect, using some of our key words that are on our
anchor chart. (Cards read: 1. she wouldnt eat lima beans because she wanted
to fit in (Cause) therefore Camilla had a bad case of stripes (Effect) 2.
Camilla screams (Cause) since She is covered in stripes (Effect) 3.
Camilla took the pills (Cause) so Camilla looks like a giant pill (Effect))
After letting students match up the different causes and effects, go through
each group and get a volunteer to tell the class which one is a cause and which
one is an effect. Then, ask the class to give you a thumbs up if they agree.
Do this for all here matches of cause and effects.
10 min.
Ask students to return back to their seats and get their table supplies out. They
will need scissors and colored pencils, crayons or markers.
For our activity today we are going to identify three different effects to three
causes that I have given you.
Pass out the papers and explain to students to fold the papers down the middle
hot dog style and then make three small cuts to separate the flaps. On top of
each flap is a cause. They read: Camilla recited the Pledge of Allegiance,
Camilla was a distraction at school, and The old lady gave Camilla some
lima beans.
5. Independent Practice
6. Assessment Methods of
all objectives/skills:
Read the three different causes that are listen on their papers. Explain to them
that they are to write the corresponding effects, using key words form our
anchor chart, under the flap of its matching cause. After they have written
their causes, they can decorate their worksheets like Camilla was throughout
the story. However, they must have written down their three effects from the
story first, as these will be what they are assessed by.
Criteria for evaluating students products follow: 5/7 will determine mastery
___ Has the student correctly identified 3 effects? (3 points)
___ Did the student use 3 keywords? (3 points)
20-25
min.
7. Closure
8. Assessment Results of
all objectives/skills:
What was the main problem within A Bad Case of Stripes, again? (Camilla
was covered in stripes) And what is another word for this? (Cause) How can
we find what the effect is? (using the key words if, then, because, since, so,
this is why, consequently, therefore) And so what was the effect in the story
2 min.
to Camilla being covered in stripes? (Because she would not eat her lima
beans) Good job class, I hope that we can now identify some cause and effects
to what we are reading by using our key words.
15 students were there to complete the worksheet and out of the 15 worksheets that I
graded 9/15 achieved mastery. A possible drawback was that some students forgot to
include their key words.
If I were to do this lesson again I would try to scaffold the students who needed additional
help but I do not think it is necessary to complete a re-engagement lesson to the whole
class.
And Answer key goes as follows: 1. Camilla recited the Pledge of Allegiance (cause) so she
broke out into the flag (effect) 2. Camilla was a distraction to others a school (cause)
therefore the principal asked her Mom to keep her at home (effect) 3. The old lady gave
Camilla some lima beans (Cause) then Camilla turned back into normal (Effect)
Targeted Students Modifications/Accommodations:
Student/Small Group Modifications/Accommodations:
Struggling Readers: I will print out a template with the key
words if, then, because, since, so, this is why, consequently,
therefore printed out on it so that students have to just fill in
one blank which is the effect. This will make it easier for
students to organize their thoughts and to be able to translate
what they do know into a cause and effect format.
Materials/Technology:
-A Bad Case of the Stripes by David Shannon
-Six index cards
-Cause and Effect Anchor Chart with key words
Cause and Effect Worksheet: http://primarily-speaking.blogspot.com/search/label/Freebies