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STEP 1
A. BIG IDEA FOR Readers use strategies to help them make sense of what they read, hear, and view.
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B. OVERALL
EXPECTATION(S) Language – Writing
1. listen in order to understand and respond appropriately in a variety of situations for a variety of purposes
SPECIFIC
EXPECATION(S) Language – Writing
Comprehension Strategies 1.3 identify several listening comprehension strategies and use them before, during, and
after listening in order to understand and clarify the meaning of oral texts
LEARNING GOAL(S)
Today we are learning how to
1. Make predictions before reading a text using the title and illustrations
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STEP 2
C. CULMINATING TASK
Rich Performance Students will be completing tasks daily as they do with other literacy centres.
Assessment Task –Drake,
pg. 69
ASSESSMENT
TASKS/STRATEGIES Students will be evaluated on their ability to connect images to comprehension strategies related to predicting.
SUCCESS CRITERIA
We will know we are successful when we can
1. Use the images on the cover and the title to help us make a prediction about what a text is about
Complete a graphic organizer documenting predictions and how they connect to the content of a text
STEP 3
VARIETYOF Ensure that there are a variety of learning experiences provided to match the class and individual learning profile that
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LEARNING you have developed for this group of learners (see below). Mark any you have used.
EXPERIENCES
Learning Experiences Guest Speaker Report Writing
Inquiry Questions Inside/Outside Circle Response Writing
Anticipation Guide Inquiry Response Journals
X Brainstorming Jigsaw Role Playing
Case Study Journal Writing Round Robin
Choice Boards KWL chart Simulation
X Class Discussion Learning Centres Snowball
Computer Simulation Learning Contracts Socratic Dialogue/ Rich
Concept Attainment Metaphors Questioning
Concept Formation Movie Review/Analysis Song Creation
Concept Creation Mind Map Teams Games Tournaments
Concept Mapping Model Building Three Way Debate
Critical Dialogue Note Making (student generated) X Think Pair Share
Cubing Note Making (teacher generate Think Pair Square (Graduated)
Debate (Formal) Numbered Heads Think Together – Think Apart
Debate (Informal) Jigsaw Thinking Routines
Examine Both Sides Panel Discussion Tiering
Four Corners Placemat Values Line
Game P/M/I Venn Diagram
Game Theory Problem Based Learning Video Clip
Graffiti Puzzle Pieces Word Wall
X Graphic Organizer RAFTS Word Web
Graph Creation Research (Guided) Other
Graphing Research (Independent) __________________________
STEP 4
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REFLECTION