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DESIGNING CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION II Gena Fleitman MSCIN Program, Western Governors University D185 APPLYING INSTRUCTIONAL MODELS Task 2 March 15, 2024
Lesson Plan GRADE: 3rd SUBJECT: ELAR TIME FRAME: 3 x 80 Minute Blocks TOPIC: Narrative Writing LESSON: Fictional Narrative Writing STANDARDS: ELAR-3.12.The student is expected to compose literary texts, including personal narratives and poetry, using genre characteristics and craft (TEKS, 2019) FOCUS SKILL: What is a fictional narrative? How can you plan, revise, and edit writing to develop a fictional narrative story? MATERIALS NEEDED: Mentor text (Tuesday by David Wiesner) Anchor Chart Paper and Markers Student “Prewriting” graphic organizer Flip Book Lined Paper for published work LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Students can read a narrative story by using all the close reading strategies Students can identify all the story elements from narrative story
STRUCTURE ACTIVITY: Read mentor text(10 min) Whole Group- Discuss how the story follows a sequence with the time showing the order the events happen. We each can look at the pictures and create a different story in our minds, creating different characters and problems in the story. Students will create a narrative that tells the story of the events in the book based in the pictures and timeline in the book(20 minutes) Break up into small groups. One group will work on filling out a flip book that follows the story read aloud,another group will work on creating anchor charts to answer the following questions: What is the element of the story? What happens in the story(Plot)?,Who is the story about(Characters), When and where does the story take place(Setting)? What is the message or lesson the author wants you to learn(Theme)?, What is the struggle in the story/ The problems the characters face and overcome(Conflict) and another group will independently use their flip books and anchor chart to organize their writing and work through the writing process. Students can use the pre-writing
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