This weekly planner outlines the reading lessons and activities for Ms. Daysi Cruz's 4th grade class over the course of one week. Each day focuses on a different reading, with objectives centered around literary elements, vocabulary, and comprehension. On Monday, students will read "The Broken Arm" and identify story elements. Tuesday introduces vocabulary words in "Foggy River School House". Wednesday's reading is the historical fiction "On the Banks of Plum Creek". Thursday's lesson profiles author Laura Ingalls Wilder. Friday reviews what students learned about Wilder and encourages exploring additional information sources.
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4th Grade Reading- weekly lesson plan Unit 1 Week 3
This weekly planner outlines the reading lessons and activities for Ms. Daysi Cruz's 4th grade class over the course of one week. Each day focuses on a different reading, with objectives centered around literary elements, vocabulary, and comprehension. On Monday, students will read "The Broken Arm" and identify story elements. Tuesday introduces vocabulary words in "Foggy River School House". Wednesday's reading is the historical fiction "On the Banks of Plum Creek". Thursday's lesson profiles author Laura Ingalls Wilder. Friday reviews what students learned about Wilder and encourages exploring additional information sources.
This weekly planner outlines the reading lessons and activities for Ms. Daysi Cruz's 4th grade class over the course of one week. Each day focuses on a different reading, with objectives centered around literary elements, vocabulary, and comprehension. On Monday, students will read "The Broken Arm" and identify story elements. Tuesday introduces vocabulary words in "Foggy River School House". Wednesday's reading is the historical fiction "On the Banks of Plum Creek". Thursday's lesson profiles author Laura Ingalls Wilder. Friday reviews what students learned about Wilder and encourages exploring additional information sources.
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Week 3 Class Reading: “The Broken Reading: “Foggy River Reading:” On the Banks of Reading: “Meet the Author Reading: Laura Ingalls 4th Grade Arm” School House” Plum Creek” and illustrator Laura Ingalls Wilder Wilde” SWBAT: Identify story SWBAT: Students will SWBAT: Identify SWBAT: Identify some key SWBAT:” Laura Ingalls elements of literary identify multiple meaning characteristics of a historical elements of a biography. Wilder”. G fiction story. elements: Character, words Setting, and Plot. Teacher will built Teacher will introduce Teacher will tell students that Teacher will ask students Teacher will ask students that story that they will be what is an author and if they would like to know A student’s background vocabulary words. Teacher reading today is a historical knowledge by asking will explain to students that illustrator, what is their job. more about Laura Ingalls fiction story. Teacher will tell Teacher will ask students Wilder. them what are the sometimes they might read a students that this is another what they would like to Teacher will brainstorm literary elements in a word whose meaning they genre. know about an author. with students what other story. Teacher will know, but the word doesn’t Teacher will review some places they would find begin by telling make sense in the sentence. elements of a biography. information about a students that The word may have more person. characters are the than one meaning, or people in a story. We multiple meanings. They can learn what characters look up for the meaning of are like by noticing the word in a dictionary to how they act and see if it has multiple what they say in the story. When a meanings and figure out character tells the which one is the one that story using I, me, and makes sense in the sentence. my, the author is writing in first person. If events are told by a narrator who is not in the story, using he, him, his, she, and her, the author is writing in third person. The setting is where it takes place and what happens. The plot is the sequence of events Teacher will use a chart Teacher will write the Teacher will ask students why Teacher will tell students Teacher will explain to N to identify characters, vocabulary words and their do they want to explore new that for writing they are students that online setting, and plot as they definitions on the board. places. working on biographies and reference source look like read “The Broken Arm”. Teacher will ask students to that today they will be print sources, and they Good readers use what say the words and their reading a biography, “Meet are organized the same they know to help them definitions. the Author and Illustrator of way. Instead of turning understand a story. the story “Meet the Author pages by hand, you can They will look at the and Illustrator Laura Ingalls use mouse to click from title and pictures in the Wilder” (p 101) screen to screen. Teacher story to help them will show pictures of figure out what the different parts of a story is going to be computer. about. Students will read the Students will read the story Students will read the story Students will read the Students will read Laura A story “The Broken Arm” Foggy River School House”. “On the Banks of Plum Creek” biography of Laura Ingalls Ingalls Wilder (p 104- (p 81). (p 83). Students will stop at (p 84-99). Students will be Wilder on (p 101) 105). They will use text Students will use a chart any words that have multiple asked to answer think critically features as they read the to identify the meanings, such as bank or questions on (p 99). text. characters, setting and ruffled. plot of the story . Students that finish early will imagine that they live in the nineteenth century and go to school in a one-room schoolhouse. They will write a journal entry describing a typical day. Random students will Student will share their Students will share one of the Students will share what Students will share R share their answers to responses. responses they had chosen they learned about Laura different places they the class. from think critically (p 100). Ingalls Wilder. could find information about an author they will like to search on.