expository text instruction in grades 3 5
DESCRIPTION
A short presentation of activities and instructional routines for engaging students in reading expository text.TRANSCRIPT
EXPOSITORY TEXT INSTRUCTION IN GRADES 3-5
TASK AND TRANSFER
1. What lesson or activity did you do with your students? 2. Why did you decide to do this lesson or activity with your students? 3. What was the impact on your students’ learning? 4. What are you most proud of or concerned about based on this lesson/activity with your students? 5. Based on your students’ needs, what might you have done differently? 6. What are (or were) your next steps for your students?
BOOK STUDY: CHAPTER 4 ANALYZING AND DISCUSSING EXPOSITORY TEXTS
•Text Impression Activity: Expository Text Defined
•Flip Book: Genres of Expository Text
•Structures of Expository Texts
•Text Features
TEXT IMPRESSION ACTIVITY
LAYERING MULTIPLE TEXTSTEXT SELECTION DELIVERY RESPONSE
The Watson’s Go to Birmingham Literature circles(Hint: begin with Harvey Daniels role sheets)
Annotate bookRole sheetsGenre ChartFoldable
Freedom Summer Traditional Read AloudInteractive Read Aloud
Grand ConversationGenre Chart
I Have a Dream, Speech, text and video Close Reading Foldable:1.Retelling2.Central Ideas and Themes3.Text Language4.Text Structure5.Author’s Point of View6.Media Connection: video clip7.Comparing Texts: Written conversations
Ruth and the Green Book(The Green Book is a primary source text)
Traditional Read Aloud Grand ConversationGenre Chart
The Open Road Wasn’t Quite Open to All, NY Times, Celia McGee
Independent Reading Annotating textFoldable:RI.3.2: Key ThemesRI.3.4: VocabularyRI.3.5: StructureRI.3.6: Point of ViewRI.3.7: Connections across text
PLANNING FOR IMPLEMENTATION
How will you implement your learning from today?
Work with your team to develop a plan.
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