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CLAVES Lessons

Teaching CLAVES

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�Introduction to Unit 1 Humans and Nature

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Unit Overview

Cycle 0

Cycle 1

Cycle 2

Cycle 3

Unit Questions: How are humans and nature interdependent? � How do humans affect nature?

Writing Prompt: Should humans be responsible for solving problems such as animal extinction and environmental issues?

Argumentative Essay

Cycle Question: Should wolves be reintroduced into national parks?

Cycle Question: Should bodies of water, like rivers and lakes, have the same rights as humans?

Is It Time to Reassess our Relationship with Nature?

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Unit Multimodal Texts

Cycle 1: Wolves Are Back

Cycle 2: We Are Water Protectors

Cycle 3: Writing

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Unit Materials

Cycle 1: Wolves Are Back

Cycle 2: We Are Water Protectors

Cycle 3: Writing

Cycle 0: Introduction

to Unit 1

Student Workbooks

Lesson Plans

Student Workbooks

Student Workbooks

Lesson Plans

Lesson Plans

Lesson Plans

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�Unit 1

Cycle 0: Introduction

(1 lesson)

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Multimodal Texts and Materials

Video: “Is It Time to Reassess our Relationship with Nature?”

*found in powerpoint

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Language Targets:

Key Vocabulary

Key Vocabulary

Morphology

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�Unit 1

Cycle 1: Wolves Are Back

(6 lessons)

Cycle question: Should wolves be introduced into national parks?

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Materials

Cycle question: Should wolves be introduced into national parks?

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Multimodal Texts

Book: The Wolves Are Back

by Jean Craighead George

Lessons 1-2

Lesson 3

Video: “Wolves and Ranchers”

* in powerpoint

Lessons 4-5

Article: “Wolf Spirit Returns to Idaho” by Mark Cheater

*in student workbook

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Language Targets:

Key Vocabulary

Lessons 1-3

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Morphology: Wheel of Morphology

Lesson 4

Wheel of Morphology

(link in lesson plans and powerpoint)

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Syntax: Pronouns

Lesson 5

Pronoun Activity

(in student workbook)

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Discussion

Lesson 6

Cycle question: Should wolves be introduced into national parks?

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�Unit 1

Cycle 2: Water Protectors

(6 lessons)

Cycle question: Should bodies of water, like rivers and lakes, have the same rights as humans?

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Materials

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Multimodal Texts

Book: We Are Water Protectors by Carole Lindstrom

Lessons 1-2

Lesson 3

Video: “The Teen Fighting to Protect Canada’s Water”

* in powerpoint

Lessons 4-5

Article: “Should Lakes and Rivers Have the Same Rights as Humans?”

*in student workbook

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Language Targets:

Key Vocabulary�Lessons 1, 2, 4

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Language Targets:

Morphology

Lesson 3

Game: Word Creation Race

(in student notebook)

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Language Targets:

Syntax

Lesson 5

Tenses Activity

(in student workbook)

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Discussion

Lesson 6

Cycle question: Should bodies of water, like rivers and lakes, have the same rights as humans?

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�Unit 1

Cycle 3: Writing

Argumentative Essay

(3 lessons)

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Materials

*students may use their other unit 1 notebooks to help them write

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Multimodal Texts

Lesson 1

Articles: “Does Google Make Us Less Smart?”

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Writing Assignment

Genre: Argumentative Essay

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Prompt

Should humans be responsible for solving problems such as animal extinction and environmental issues?

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Scope and Sequence