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UNIT ONE: IDENTITY
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CYCLE 1: IdentityWhat is my personal identity? What is the identity of my class?How are we similar and different?
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Lesson 1Lesson 2Lesson 3Lesson 4Lesson 5
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OverviewInterview & ProfileInterests and PreferencesBasic Identity MapBasic Syntax: Who-Do- More Information
Read Retell Respond
Cear Text
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Timing2 hrs2hr30-2hr403 hrs1h452hr35
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ObjectivesSWBAT ask their classmates formulaic questions about
their identities and answer questions about their own identities using common
nouns and high-frequency verbs.
SWBAT describe their interests and preferences and compare them
with their classmates using comparative adjectives and conjunctions.
SWBAT organize information about their own and other people’s identities on an Identity Map using pronouns and words to express basic identity, interests and preferences.
SWBAT identify nouns and verbs and write sentences about identity using basic syntax.SWBAT read, understand and discuss key ideas connected to Cear’s identity using identity language and some question words. They will also expand his Identity Map to represent additional details.
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SchemaIntroductionsIntroduce Same and DifferentIdentity SortIntroduce and Sort: Who and DoIntroduce and Sort: Who, Where, When
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Ball Toss Share and Four CornersTranslate Guiding QuestionsPronouns: He, His, She, her, they, theirCearText Make Predictions
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Collaborative PracticePersonal Profile and InterviewIntroduce both and butCear Identity MapMatch Sentences to ImagesIntroduce and Model Read Retell: Basic Infomation
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Presentation ProfileCompare Identities with a ClassmateCear Identity sentencesCode Sentences for Who, Do and More informationPopulate Identity Map
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Collaborative ApplicationStudent Photos with Presentation ProfileStations Activity Sort and compare interests and preferencesPronoun Check for UnderstandingDescribe Images with sentence (Who+Do)Read Retell: My Community
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--Human BingoIdentity MapsPopulate Identity Map
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-----Identity SentencesRead Retell: Interests
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--------Read Retell: Languages
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Independent Application-----Personal Identity Map and Identity Sentences
Students describe images using Who + DoPopulate Identity Map
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Closing
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Teaching ResourcesLesson 1 FolderLesson 2 FolderLesson 3 FolderLesson 4 FolderLesson 5 Folder
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Protocols*Calendar Protocol; Ball Toss Share; Turn and Talk; Four CornersTurn and Talk; Human Bingo; Chunk, Model, Release---Calendar Protocol; Turn and Talk; QSSSA; Read Retell Respond; Chunk-Model-Release
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OverviewFoundational Skills IntroductionFoundational Skills IntroductionExpanded Identity MapCombining Ideas with 'and'/'what' as subjectCompiling Draft 1 Personal Identity Slides
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Timing-- 50 mins-- 50 mins4h303h35 6h18
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Objectives----SWBAT expand their Personal Identity Map by including specific details using adjectives and nouns connected to place.SWBAT connect ideas in a simple sentence by using the word "and".SWBAT effectively compile and format a draft of their Personal Identity presentation by incorporating accurate headings, captions, and images.
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Schema----Place Descriptors SortWho, Where, What, Do SortIntroduce Draft
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----Review Cear's Identiity MapCompare features of two Personal Identity Slides
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Collaborative Practice----Use Places and Places Adjective Glossaries to Describe Images.Write sentences using Where and And; Write sentences using Who and And; Write sentences using What and AndCollab Practice Match Headings to Content 17mins
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----Match Place Descriptors to ImagesConnect ideas with "and"Indep. Application add Headings to Slides
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----Sentence Scramble: is a, is and hasLabel the subjects in sentences as Who, Where or What Add Text for each category to Slides 75 mins
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----Describe places with simple sentences using adjectives--Collab Practice Match Sentences to Images
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Collaborative Application----Describe Oakland using descriptive adjectives and nouns.Practice writing sentences using AndCollab Practice Highlight Key Words and Format 'place' 125 mins
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------Complete the Collab. Practice Table in groups, for Adin, Prabhjot, or RaiyanCollab Application Include Headings, Key Words and Captions on a Slide 15 mins
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Independent Application----Students describe their hometown using descriptive adjectives.Add details to Preference section of their identity mapIndep Application Record key words and Add images, captions to slides 100 mins
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----Describe your identity by connecting ideas with 'and'
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ClosingRecord on FLIPRead Pages 1-3 on FLIP 15 mins
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Teaching Resources------Lesson 8 FolderLesson 9 FolderLesson 10 folder
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Protocols*----Calendar Protocol, White boards, Thumbs Up/Down, Equity Sticks, Think Aloud
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Lesson 11Lesson 12Lesson 13Lesson 14Lesson 15
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OverviewIntroduction to Graph OrganizationInterpreting Data from Bar GraphsInterpreting Class Data from a Bar GraphCompile Class Identity PresentationWe Poem from Bar Graph All, Many, Some, a Few
Translate:
we, all, many, some and a few
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Timing1h302h061h302h302h25
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ObjectivesSWBAT describe information organized in a bar graph by using specific details.SWBAT interpret information represented in a bar graph both orally and in writing using language about identity, graphs and numbers.SWBAT interpret information represented in a bar graph using numbers and appropriate common nouns (types of food, countries, ages, languages and interests).
SWBAT compile their Class Identity slide and write a sentence using same ___as to compare themselves to students in their class.SWBAT describe the information in the bar graphs using all, many, some and a few.
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SchemaIntroduce colorsLabel components (title, x axis, y axis)Counting birthday monthsClass Identity Slide NoticingsFour Corners: Desscribe Groups as many. some and a few.
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Graphs NoticingsPractice numbers----
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Collaborative PracticeIdentify title, describe information shown on x and y axes of various bar graphs.Interpret the bars on the graphsN/AFind Someone Who Orally Practice same___as with peers using identity categoriesMatch Bar Graph to appropriate 'We all' Statement
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--Identify Appropriate Language Frame--Compare using same ___asIntroduce Naming Age Groups
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------Describe bars on graph using many, some and a few
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------Choose appropriate bar to describe many, some or a few.
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Collaborative ApplicationDescribe information on several the graphs.Students Collaboratively Interpret the Bars on the GraphJigsaw: Students interpret the information in graphs both orally and in writing.--
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------Describe Class Data Bar Graphs using all, many, some or a few.
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Independent ApplicationDescribe information on the graph.Students Independently Interpret the Bars on the GraphStudents compare information that describes their individual identity from the graph to the infomation about the class identity representend in the graph.Compile Class Identity SlideOrally describe the Class Data Bar Graphs
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----FLIP
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CLOSING
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Teaching ResourcesLesson 11 FolderLesson 12 FolderLesson 13 FolderLesson 14 FolderLesson 15 Folder
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Protocols*Calendar Protocol; Introducing Vocabulary; QSSSAQSSSA; Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down; Equity Sticks; Calendar ProtocolEquity Sticks; Jigsaw; QSSSA; Calendar Protocol----
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OverviewWe Poem Compiling Class IdentityWe Poem RecitationCompose Cover and Thank You SlidesPresentation SkillsClass Presentations
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Timing2 hr 20 mins 3 hrs 1h 253h 30mins1 hr 49 minstime depends on number of students and length of presentations along with class period
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ObjectivesSWBAT write a stanza of the We Poem based on their graph using identity words and all, many, some and a few.SWBAT create an overview slide describing the identity qualities the class shares.
SWBAT memorize, recite and rehearse their We Poem Stanzas by applying their rehearsal and presentation skills.SWBAT edit and polish their Individual Identity PresentationsSWBAT evaluate and apply effective presentation criteria.SWBAT present We Poem and Individual presentations that engage the audience and communicate clearly.
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SchemaPoem and Text ComparisonVocabulary ReviewEvaluate effective presentations criteriaBrainstorm Do's and Don'tsWhole Class Recite We Poem Stanza
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--Class Identity Slde NoticingsIndividual Student Identiy Presentations
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Collaborative PracticeConnect parts of graph to sentences in the stanzaGallery Walk Overview Planning HandoutRehearse key words and phrasesPractice Key Words and PhrasesEvaluate Effective and ineffective Presentations
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Connect Graph to appropraite stanza: many, some and fewMemorize We Poem Stanza
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Collaboratively write a We Stanza based on Food GraphSort effective and ineffective Poem Presentation Skills
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--Analyze Video using Effective Checklist
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Collaborative ApplicationStudents write We Poem Stanza to describe their class identity.Practice reciting We Peom Stanza with GroupUse Checklist to Practice Presentations and receive Peer Feedback
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Independent ApplicationStudents write We Poem Stanza to describe their class identity.Write Class identity Overview SlideCreate Cover
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Compile We Poem Stanza SlideCreate Thank You Slide
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Record on FLIP
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Teaching Resources Lesson 16 Folder Lesson 17 FolderLesson 18 FolderLesson 19 FolderLesson 20 Folderthere are no resources for this lesson
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