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Light and sound are the running themes of a read-aloud anthology. Over three weeks, third graders listen to discuss readings in preparation for completing extension activities. Pupils work through the writing process to compose an informative essay. Reading topics include light, reflections, mirrors, refractions, lenses, sound, voice, and Alexander Graham Bell.
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read-alouds, reading aloud, reading, reading comprehension, reading comprehension strategies, responding to reading, informational texts, Expository Writing, Writing, informative writing, the writing process, light, sound, reflections, mirrors, refraction, lenses, colors, voice, alexander graham bell, telephones
Instructional Ideas
- The examination of Alexander Graham Bell and the telephone is an excellent start to other lessons or units on inventors and their inventions
- Bring in images of, or actual, phones to show how the technology has progressed
Classroom Considerations
- The fifth read-aloud unit in a series of 11 designed for third graders by Core Knowledge
- Check each lesson's "At a Glance" section to confirm what materials and copies are needed
Pros
- Includes pausing points to administer assessments
- The unit uses an interdisciplinary approach combining ELA and science
Cons
- None