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1. Oral concept of print to read and a solid comprehension of literary texts are
the building blocks for reading
1. Text types and purposes, labels, and familiar words are used to communicate
information and ideas.
Students will understand how to identify characters, settings, the problems, the
solution, the beginning, middle and end, and personal connections while writing a
story.
1. What is a story?
5. What are some settings that you might find an animal like yours in?
Every student will be able to: (Create your own lesson objectives from the
standard, follow the ABCD format, using student voice)
I can:
a. Use what I already know about stories and describe what a setting is.
b. Analyze my stuffed animal and think about where this type of animal might
live.
c. After describing to a partner about where their animal might live, they will
write a couple of sentences describing the setting of their story.
d. After writing about their setting, they will draw a picture of their setting.
This means:
Students will be able to identify what a character is in a story and how to describe a
character.
List of Assessments: (Write the number of the learning target associated with
each assessment)
2. Students will understand the meaning of setting and how to describe setting.
3. Students will collaborate and discuss the different settings their stuffed
animal could live in compared to other stuffed animals.
4. Students will write the Setting of where their animal will live in the story
5. Students will take what they have written, and draw a picture of the
character and setting of their story.
-modeling we wrote last week. Ask the 4. Children will explain that
-questioning strategies children what part of the their stuffed animal was in
-guided/unguided: story we wrote about. the story.
-whole-class practice 4. Ask who was in the story? 5. Children will listen to
-group practice 5. Explain to the children that teacher while she explains
-individual practice they will be adding on to directions.
-check for understanding their story, but that they will 6. Children will be excited to
-other only focus on the setting in see teachers stuffed animal.
their story today. 7. Children will quietly think to
6. Show the classroom my themselves about where
stuffed animal. their stuffed animal might
7. Tell the children that to take live.
a look at their stuffed 8. Children will name off
animal and think about places for the stuffed
where their animal might animal to live.
live. 9. Children will understand
8. Ask the children raise your that they will write about
hands if you can give me an setting.
idea about where my 10.Children will help teacher
stuffed animal might live. write a couple of sentences
9. As the children are naming about the setting in the
off places, write them down story.
on white board. 11.Children will understand
10.After they name off places, that they will write about
tell children that we are setting.
going to write about the 12.Hopefully they will describe
penguin and where he places where their animal
might live. might be able to live.
11.Collaborate with children 13.Children will listen closely to
and write a sentence directions, while teacher
together about the stuffed explains them.
animal. For example: Polly 14.Children will go to table
lives in Antarctica. He lives seats as directed and write
in an igloo above the water. sentences about their
It is cold there. setting and draw a picture.
12.After you collaborate with 15.If there is enough time,
In the future I think I will have the students previous parts of their
stories available for the children to reflect off. Some of them forgot
what they wrote about, so I had to hurry and gather all of their stories.
I envision doing a similar lesson, but writing the next part of the story,
which will be problem.