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Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

 

Teacher: Theaux         Grade: 9       Subject: Reading I      Week: 29Sept-2October 2008

 

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 

 

Weekly Overview:

 

 

Unit Description:  Expedition 4

                                Your Health:  Fit Minds, Fit Bodies

 

Essential Questions:  What is inferring?  What is summarizing? 

 

 

Resources/Materials:  DVD, Journeys II books, workbooks, computers, transparency #5

 

 

Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:  ELA-1-H1; ELA-1-H3; ELA-1-H4; ELA-7-H1; ELA-7-H2; ELA-7-H4

 

 

 

Objectives:

TSWBAT:

1.  Use context clues to define unfamiliar words and use them correctly in sentences.

2.  Reflect on their own health choices.

3.  Define new words.

4.  Read and analyze an expository article.

5.  Identify the main idea of sections of the text.

 

 

 

 

 

TSWBAT:

1.  Use context clues to define unfamiliar words and use them correctly in sentences.

2.  Read and analyze a passage aloud.

3.  Demonstrate comprehension of an article.

4.  Use vocabulary words correctly.

5.  Identify the main idea of a paragraph.

 

TSWBAT:

1.  Use context clues to define unfamiliar words and use them correctly in sentences.

2.  Read and analyze a passage aloud.

3.  Define new words.

4.  Make inferences.

5.  Answer questions about what he/she has read.

 

TSWBAT:

1.  Use context clues to define unfamiliar words and use them correctly in sentences.

2.  Review what he/she has read.

3.  Use vocabulary words correctly.

4.  Make inferences.

5.  Respond in writing to what he/she has read.

 

Fair Day—No School

 

 

Student Learning Activities:

 

 

 

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Look over probing questions for the expedition.

3.  Watch intro video on DVD.

4.  Introduce new words—point out roots and affixes.

5.  Review W-I-N strategy.

6.  Read “Fueling the Fire” together, applying the WIN strategy to selected paragraphs.

 

 

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Review first two paragraphs of the article “Fueling the Fire” as a whole class.

3.  Call upon students to read the rest of the article.

4.  Use the WIN strategy to identify the main idea of a whole section of the article.

5.  Question the class to ensure comprehension.

6.  Students will use the vocabulary words to complete sentences on p. 37 of their workbooks.

7.  Based upon the reading, students will fill in the chart and complete the sentences on p. 38.

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Review “Fueling the Fire.”

3.  Preview “Y Workout.”

4.  Introduce new vocabulary words.

5.  Introduce the words inference and infer.

6.  Using Transparency #5, model the steps in making inferences.

7.  Call upon students to finish reading “Y Workout.”

8.  Check for comprehension by having students complete a story map.

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Review “Y Workout.”

3.  Students will complete vocabulary activity on p. 39 of the workbook.

4.  Reread “Y Workout.”

5.  Follow the steps in composing a paragraph by answering a writing prompt about the reading.

 

 

 

 

Homework:

None

None

None

Bring earphones for computer lab on Monday

 

Attachments:

 

 

Assessments: bell work, workbook activities on pp. 34-41, making inferences worksheet

 

 

Links:

 

 

What strategies will I use to address literacy this week?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

 

Teacher: Theaux         Grade: 9       Subject: Reading I      Week: 22-26 September 2008

 

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 

 

Weekly Overview:

 

 

Unit Description:   Expedition 3—Space:  Traveling into the Unknown

 

 

Essential Questions:  How does context help to determine the meanings of unfamiliar words?  How do I use word parts to determine the meanings of unfamiliar words?  How do I determine the main idea of a paragraph?

 

 

Resources/Materials:  Journeys II books, workbooks, DVD, computer lab

 

 

Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:  ELA-1-H1, ELA-1-H3, ELA-1-H4, ELA-7-H1, ELA-7-H2, ELA-4-H1, ELA-4-H6

 

 

 

Objectives:

TSWBAT:

1.  Determine the meaning of word parts.

2.  Work individually on interactive computer lessons.

 

 

TSWBAT:

1.  Use context clues to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words.

2.  Read and define unfamiliar words.

3.  Determine the main idea of a paragraph.

 

 

TSWBAT:

1.  Use context clues to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words.

2.  Review what he/she has read.

3.  Use vocabulary words correctly.

4.  Determine the main idea of a paragraph.

5.  Review CPR.

6.  Answer questions in complete sentences.

TSWBAT:

1.  Use context clues to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words.

2.  Review what he/she has read.

3.  Make predictions based upon captions, headings, etc.

4.  Learn new words.

5.  Determine the main idea of a paragraph.

6.  Read aloud.

TSWBAT:

1.  Use context clues to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words.

2.  Review readings from the expedition.

3.  Review vocabulary from the expedition.

4.  Demonstrate reading comprehension and understanding of previous articles and vocabulary.

 

 

Student Learning Activities:

 

 

 

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Students will go to the computer lab to work on SOLO activities individually.

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1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Show DVD 3.1 to review probing questions and their answers.

3.  Introduce new vocabulary that will appear in “What’s Next in Space?”

4.  Review 3-step strategy to determine main ideas.

5.  Read “What’s Next in Space?”

6.  Students will do activity on p. 27 of their workbooks.

7.  Check for comprehension by asking questions.

 

 

 

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Review yesterday’s reading by asking questions.

3.  Call on students to read and define vocabulary words.

4.  Students will do vocabulary practice activity on p. 28 of their workbooks.

5.  Review three steps to identifying the main idea of a paragraph.

6.  Reread “What’s Next in Space?” stopping after paragraphs 4, 9, and 12 to fill in chart on p. 28 of workbooks.

7.  Apply CPR strategy to selected words in the passage.

8.  Students will do Reading Response activity on p. 29 of workbook individually.

 

 

 

 

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Review what we have learned about space travel in previous readings.

3.  Introduce new vocabulary words.  Students will copy them in their vocabulary logs.

4.  Review main idea strategy steps.

5.  Model steps using selected paragraphs from “Spinoffs from Space.”

6.  Call upon students to read article, stopping after paragraph 7 to complete activity on p. 30 of workbook.

7.  Check for comprehension by questioning the class about the reading.

 

 

 

1.  Students will do the bell work individually, then the whole class will go over the correct answers.

2.  Review readings, vocabulary, CPR, and main idea strategies.

3.  Students will take the expedition assessment.

4.  If time allows, take students to computer lab to do session 2 SOLO activities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Homework:

None

None

None

None

None

Attachments:

 

 

Assessments:  bell work, workbook pp. 27, 28, 29, and 30 and Expedition Assessment test

 

 

Links:

 

 

What strategies will I use to address literacy this week?  Determining the main idea of paragraphs