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Common Core: ELA
CCLS - ELA: RI.3.3
- Category
- Reading Standards for Informational Text
- Sub-Category
- Key Ideas and Details
- State Standard:
- Describe the relationship between a series of historical events, scientific ideas or concepts, or steps in technical procedures in a text, using language that pertains to time, sequence, and cause/effect.
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- In this final unit, students continue to explore the question: “How do authors learn and share their knowledge on a topic?” Students also expand their expertise as writers by crafting a research-...
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- Comparing and Contrasting: Finding the Similarities and Differences between Two Texts about the Water Cycle
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- In this lesson, students practice independent writing about the country they researched in Unit 2. Students will need access to recording forms from Unit 2.
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- Researching to Build Knowledge and Teaching Others: Connecting Literary and Informational Texts to Study Culture “Then and Now” In this module, students will use literacy skills to build expertise—...
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- This module focuses on the importance of clean freshwater around the world. Using the children’s book One Well: The Story of Water on Earth as an anchor text, this unit builds on the background...
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- COMPARING AND CONTRASTING TWO TEXTS ABOUT POISON DART FROGS: EGGS AND TADPOLES This lesson repeats the pattern from Lesson 10.
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- COMPARING AND CONTRASTING TWO TEXTS ABOUT POISON DART FROGS: LEGS AND TOES This lesson repeats the pattern from Lesson 10: Students again compare and contrast two sections of text about the poison...
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- COMPARING AND CONTRASTING TWO TEXTS ABOUT POISON DART FROGS: POISON! This lesson is the first of three in a series in which students compare and contrast sections of two texts about the poison dart...
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- ASKING AND ANSWERING QUESTIONS: READING ABOUT A FROG’S HABITAT This lesson gives students an authentic opportunity to practice the skill of skimming for information efficiently. Students are guided...
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- ASKING AND ANSWERING QUESTIONS: STUDYING THE SKIN OF A FROG In the previous lesson, students worked in pairs to complete their recording forms. They do so again today. Consider whether to keep the...
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- ASKING AND ANSWERING QUESTIONS: STUDYING THE LIFE CYCLE OF A FROG Lessons 3, 4, and 5 follow the same general instructional sequence. Each day, students build their reading skills by asking questions...
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- CONTINUED CLOSE READING OF PAGE 32 OF BULLFROG AT MAGNOLIA CIRCLE: TEXT-DEPENDENT QUESTIONS, MAIN IDEAS, AND KEY VOCABULARY ABOUT THE BULLFROG Though it follows a somewhat similar structure to...
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- MID-UNIT ASSESSMENT: CLOSE READING OF PAGES 26–31 OF BULLFROG AT MAGNOLIA CIRCLE: BULLFROG LIFE CYCLE In this lesson, students independently apply the close reading skills they have been building in...
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- CONTINUED CLOSE READING OF PAGES 8–11 AND 16-25 OF BULLFROG AT MAGNOLIA CIRCLE: TEXT-DEPENDENT QUESTIONS AND VIVID WORDS AND PHRASES Students will need materials from Lesson 4: Bullfrog at Magnolia...
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- CONTINUED CLOSE READING OF PAGES 4–7 AND 12-15 OF BULLFROG AT MAGNOLIA CIRCLE: TEXT-DEPENDENT QUESTIONS AND VIVID WORDS AND PHRASES This lesson introduces a new kinesthetic vocabulary activity (see...
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- BUILDING BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE: LEARNING TO BECOME AN EXPERT (ABOUT FROGS) In this first unit, students will begin to learn how experts build knowledge as they consider what makes a frog a frog and...
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- Please Note: The central text for Grade 3 module 2A, Bullfrog at Magnolia Circle, is currently available and in stock from American Reading Company (http://www.americanreading.com/), which has...