Grades K–1 Sample Lesson: Goodnight Moon (Comprehension/Use Prior Knowledge).Find your book to see the standards and lessons it matches.Ī concise Lesson Plan models an interactive read aloud and then offers an end of story reflection and strategies for extending and assessing the learning. Here, the mentor texts on which the interactive read-aloud lessons are based are listed alphabetically by title for ease of location. Title List: When you have a particular book that fits into your ongoing classroom activities, into your children's interests, or even into your mood on a given day, take a look at the Title List in the Teacher's Guide. Next to the standard you'll see the title of the mentor text that the lesson in this guide is based on as well as suggested Booklinks for extending learning with the same standard. Lesson Matrix: When you have a particular standard that must be addressed for your curriculum or because children are developmentally ready for it, locate the standard on the following Lesson Matrix chart. Print out the samples below and try them out in your own classroom.ĭepending on your classroom need on any given day, you may choose to access an interactive read-aloud lesson in one of two primary ways: by standard or by title.
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