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Analyzing How Rainforest Scientists Communicate Their Research (Pages 39–42) Lesson PlanAnalyzing How Rainforest Scientists Communicate Their Research (Pages 39–42) Lesson Plan
Publisher
EngageNY
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5th
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English Language Arts
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Duration
1 hr
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Direct Instruction
Year
2014
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Analyzing How Rainforest Scientists Communicate Their Research (Pages 39–42)

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This Analyzing How Rainforest Scientists Communicate Their Research (Pages 39–42) lesson plan also includes:
  • Full Grade 5 ELA Module 2a (.pdf)
  • Full Grade 5 ELA Module 2a Updates: September 2018 (.pdf)
  • Full Grade 5 ELA Module 2a, Unit 2 (.pdf)
  • Grade 5 ELA Module 2a: Unit 2, Lesson 14 (.html)
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How do you say that? Learners read pages 39-42 of The Most Beautiful Roof in the World to analyze how the rainforest scientists communicate their research. They record their ideas in a KWL chart and then work in groups to explain biodiversity using task cards. In addition, they flag pages with text evidence using sticky notes.

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CCSS: Designed

Concepts

communication, researching animals, scientific research

Instructional Ideas

  • Discuss different types of communication (verbal, written, media, journals, articles, reports, etc.)

Classroom Considerations

  • Lesson 14 of 15 in 5th Grade ELA Module 2a, Unit 2
  • Must complete previous lessons in unit
  • Uses sticky notes

Pros

  • Incorporates science standards with reading
  • Requires justification of ideas with text evidence

Cons

  • None

Common Core

RI.5.1 RI.5.2 RI.5.4

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