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With our Understanding Through Illustrations lesson plan, students learn how to effectively use illustrations to gain information about a text. Students practice looking at illustrations and identifying relevant information as a part of this lesson.
With our Understanding Through Illustrations lesson plan, students learn how to gain information about character, plot, and setting from illustrations.
With our Use of Chapters, Scenes, Stanzas lesson plan, students learn about chapters, scenes, and stanzas, and how they are used in books, plays, and poems.
With our Use of Context for Self-Correction lesson plan, students learn how to use context to determine the meaning of words.
With our Using Appropriate Sentences lesson plan, students learn some basic grammar rules, especially related to word order, along with some reasons that proper grammar is important.
In our Using Illustrations lesson plan, students learn about the importance of illustrations and when they can and should be used. Students practice discerning information from illustrations and creating their own illustrations for a specific purpose.
With our Using Illustrations for Key Ideas lesson plan, students learn strategies for effectively using illustrations to illustrate key ideas in text.
With our Using Information from Illustrations, Maps, etc. lesson plan, students learn how to effectively read and use images and other visual components to enhance text.
With our Using Information to Solve a Problem lesson plan, students learn how to read text and analyze graphs and charts to find specific information.
With our Word Analysis and Decoding Review lesson plan, students learn strategies for decoding words using phonics and word analysis skills.
With our Word Analysis Skills lesson plan, students learn skills for analyzing and thinking about words, including how to sort them by number of syllables, how to find definitions, and how to determine rhyming words.
With our Words, Phrases, and Rhythm lesson plan, students learn all about how beats, alliteration, rhythm, and more can affect the meaning and tone of a poem or story.
Our Writing a Book Report lesson plan teaches students how to more effectively write book reports. It teaches students to analyze literature and condense its themes and major points into a cohesive and clear report.
Our Writing Resolutions lesson plan teaches students how to write better conclusions for various types of narrative texts. They will practice writing resolutions for different stories and will also practice identifying and analyzing why another author might choose to resolve a text in a certain way.
In our Writing Tone and Style lesson plan, students will learn how to identify different tones in writing and styles of writing. They will practice adjusting their own tone and style depending on what they are writing and who their audience is. They will also practice recognizing when another author changes their style or tone.