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Unit Title: Opinion Writing Grade Level: Second Grade Lesson Title: Introduction to Fact vs. Opinion (1) Curriculum Areas Addressed: English/Language Arts Time Required: 1 hour Instructional Groupings: I am planning on doing small group, but may need to do whole group depending on schedule changes. Standards: ELACC2W1: Write opinion pieces in which they introduce the topic or book they are writing about, state an opinion, supply reasons that support the opinion, use linking words (e.g., because, and, also) to connect opinion and reasons, and provide a concluding statement or section. As a result of this lesson/unit students will… Understand How can we determine he difference between a fact and an opinion? Know Fact: something that is known to be true, or can be proven true. Opinion: a personal view or attitude that may differ from person to person. Do (Skills) Analyze Steps in the Lesson: Include the attention getter or the hook for the lesson, the introduction, the lesson procedures including ideas for whole‐class, small group, and individual instructions; differentiated activities Attention Getter or Hook: I will have examples of facts and opinions on the promethean board. Introduction: We will brainstorm what the definition of a fact and an opinion is. Body or Procedures: We will complete an interactive PowerPoint that discusses the definitions of fact and opinion and provides examples of each. Students will come up to the board to complete the interactive PowerPoint. Closure/Wrap up: Students will complete a fact vs. opinion worksheet that will be their ticket out the door. What will I differentiate? Content/Process/Product‐ Process/Content How will I differentiate? Level 1: I will provide more examples, and spend more time discussing the definitions. I will also provide more support on the worksheet. Level 2: Students will come up with their own examples of facts and opinions. Assessment: How will you evaluate the KNOW, DO, and BE? What type of assessment will you use? What constitutes success for the students? I will use a worksheet as a ticket out the door. If students can complete at least 80% of the worksheet correctly, I will know they understand the concept. Materials, Additional Resources, and Background Information: Fact vs. Opinion PowerPoint, spaghetti fact and opinion worksheet. Clear Links to Theories: Connections to Technology and/or the Arts: Interactive PowerPoint presentation. Description of Collaboration with Others: I collaborated with other teachers to create the interactive PowerPoint.

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UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:IntroductiontoFactvs.Opinion(1)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanwedeterminehedifferencebetweenafactandanopinion?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Do(Skills)AnalyzeStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:Iwillhaveexamplesoffactsandopinionsontheprometheanboard.Introduction:Wewillbrainstormwhatthedefinitionofafactandanopinionis.BodyorProcedures:WewillcompleteaninteractivePowerPointthatdiscussesthedefinitionsoffactandopinionandprovidesexamplesofeach.StudentswillcomeuptotheboardtocompletetheinteractivePowerPoint.Closure/Wrapup:Studentswillcompleteafactvs.opinionworksheetthatwillbetheirticketoutthedoor.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/Process/Product‐Process/ContentHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Iwillprovidemoreexamples,andspendmoretimediscussingthedefinitions.Iwillalsoprovidemoresupportontheworksheet.Level2:Studentswillcomeupwiththeirownexamplesoffactsandopinions.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Iwilluseaworksheetasaticketoutthedoor.Ifstudentscancompleteatleast80%oftheworksheetcorrectly,Iwillknowtheyunderstandtheconcept.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:Factvs.OpinionPowerPoint,spaghettifactandopinionworksheet.ClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:InteractivePowerPointpresentation.DescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:IcollaboratedwithotherteacherstocreatetheinteractivePowerPoint.

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:IntroductiontoFactvs.Opinion‐Day2(2)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanwedeterminehedifferencebetweenafactandanopinion?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Do(Skills)AnalyzeStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:Studentswillhaveapieceofpaperwithfactwrittenononesideandopinionwrittenontheotherlayingontheirdesks.Introduction:Wewillreviewthedefinitionsoffactandopinionandsomeoftheexamplesthatwediscussedthedaybefore.BodyorProcedures:WewillcompleteanotherinteractivePowerPointthatcontainsexamplesoffactsandopinions(statementsandparagraphs).Studentswillbeaskedtoholduptheircardwitheitherfactoropinionaccordingtowhattheythinktheansweris.Studentswillalsoworkwithpartnersorsmallgroupstocompletesomefilefoldergamesaboutfactvs.opinion.Closure/Wrapup:Studentswillcompleteandanimalfactvs.opinionworksheet,whichwillbetheirticketoutthedoor.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/Process/Product‐ProcessHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:WewillspendmoretimeonthePowerPointanddiscussingtheexactreasonswhysomethingwouldbeconsideredanopinion.Lower‐levelstudentswillalsoworkwithhigher‐levelstudentsonfilefoldergames.Level2:Studentswillcomeupwiththeirownexamplesoffactsandopinions,andwewillalsofocusonmoreexamplesofopinionandfactwritingpiecesratherthanjustsentences.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Iwilluseaworksheetasaticketoutthedoor.Ifstudentscancompleteatleast80%oftheworksheetcorrectly,Iwillknowtheyunderstandtheconcept.IwillalsokeepachecklistofstudentswhodonotholdupthecorrectanswersduringthePowerPoint.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:InteractivePowerPoint,factandopinioncards,filefoldergames,animalworksheet.ClearLinkstoTheories:Scaffoldingbyallowingpeersofdifferentabilitylevelsworktogether.ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:InteractivePowerPointpresentation.DescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:IcollaboratedwithotherteacherstocreatetheinteractivePowerPoint.

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:Opinionwritingmodel(3)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanwedetermineifapieceofwritingisanopinionbylookingatkeywords?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Keywords:think,believe,might,pointofview,should,like,dislike,recommend,positive,negativeDo(Skills)(thinkingskills,skillsofthediscipline—skillsyouwillassess)

Analyze,summarizeStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:Iwillhaveopinionkeywords(Ibelieve…,etc.)writtenontheboard.Introduction:Wewillbrainstormsomewordsthatyoumayusewhenyouaretellingsomeoneyouropinion.BodyorProcedures:WewillcompleteabriefPowerPointthatprovidesexamplesofkeywordsthatstudentscanuseintheiropinionwritingpieces,aswellassomeexamplesofopinionwriting.Wewillreadasagroup.Wewilltakenotesonthingsthatstandouttouseinthebook(thingsweliked/maineventsthatcaughtoutattention).Closure/Wrapup:Wewillreviewkeywordstouseanddiscusswhatwewillbedoingtomorrow.WhatwillIdifferentiate?ContentHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Studentswillreceivehandoutswithkeywordsonthemtohelpthemwiththeiropinionwriting.Level2:Studentswillusetheirbrainstormedlistsofkeywordsastheir“cheatsheet”whentheybeginwritingopinionpieces.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Iwilluseobservationtoassessmystudents.Iftheyareabletocontributetothediscussioncorrectlyatleasttwice,Iwillknowthattheyarebeginningtounderstandtheconcept.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:PowerPoint,,PrometheanBoardClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:PowerPointDescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:IdiscussedthebookthatwouldbechosenwiththeotherteachersinordertomakesureIdidn’tchooseonethattheyhavealreadyreadorareplanningtoreadthisyear.

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:OpinionWritingDay2(4)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanweusekeywordsinouropinionwriting?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Keywords:think,believe,might,pointofview,should,like,dislike,recommend,positive,negativeDo(Skills)(thinkingskills,skillsofthediscipline—skillsyouwillassess)Analyze,summarizeStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:TherewillbeanOreooneachstudent’sdesk.Introduction:Wewilllookbackatthenotesthatwetookaboutthebookfromthepreviousday.BodyorProcedures:WewillcompletetheO.R.E.O.graphicorganizeronthePrometheanboard.Oncewehavefilledintheorganizer,wewillcompleteasharedwritingtocreateandopinionpieceaboutthebookthatweread.Closure/Wrapup:Wewillhighlightthekeywordsthatweusedinourwritingandreview.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/Process/Product‐ContentHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Iwillprovidemoreexamples,andspendmoretimediscussingthedefinitions.Iwillalsoprovidemoresupportontheworksheet.Level2:Studentswillcomeupwiththeirownexamplesoffactsandopinions.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Iwilluseparticipationandobservationtoassessmystudents.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:Notes,oreos,O.R.E.O.graphicorganizerClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:Prometheanboard.DescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:AnotherteachergavemetheideaoftheO.R.E.O.graphicorganizer.

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:WhichBookShouldIBuy?(5)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanweuseouropinionstopersuadesomeone?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Keywords:think,believe,might,pointofview,should,like,dislike,recommend,positive,negativeDetailsofthebooksDo(Skills)Analyze,apply,summarize,persuadeStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:Iwillhavethreebookssittinginthefrontoftheroom.(CaptainUnderpants,TheMagicTreehouse,andJunieB.Jones)Introduction:Iwillsplitthestudentsintothreegroupsandexplaindirections.BodyorProcedures:Studentswillworktogethertocreatealistofthingsabouttheirspecificbookseriesthattheythinkmakeitbetterthantheotherbookseries.Theywillonlybeallowedtousetheirdescriptiveopinions(nosummarizingthebook,theyhavetoexplainwhytheylikeit)totrytopersuademe.Wewillhavea“debate”toletthestudentssharetheiropinions.Closure/Wrapup:Iwilldecidewhichteamusedthebestarguments,andalsowhichteamappropriatelyusedopinions.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/Process/Product‐ProcessHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Studentswillarguewitheachotherandhavetocounteracttheothergroups’arguments.Level2:Forthemostpart,studentswilltellmetheirarguments,andIwilldecidewhichgroupsharesnextinordertoavoidonegroupoverpoweringanothergroupAssessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Iwillusearunningrecordtoassessmystudents(achecklist),eachtimeastudentgivesacorrectresponse,theywillgetacheck.(atleast3checkmarkswilltellmethattheyunderstand).Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:CaptainUnderpants,JunieB.Jones,TheMagicTreehouse,pre‐assignedgroups.ClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:none

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:ThreeLittlePigs(6)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanweusesupportingdetailstodevelopanopinionaboutwhichsideofastoryistrue?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Keywords:think,believe,might,pointofview,should,like,dislike,recommend,positive,negativeDetailsofthebooksDo(Skills)Analyze,summarize,applyStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:IwillhaveaslideonthePrometheanboardthatsays“Thepigsorthewolf…whodoYOUbelieve?”Introduction:Wewillreviewopinions,anddiscusstheactivityfromthedaybeforeandhowweusedourownopinionstoswaysomeoneelse’sopinion.BodyorProcedures:WewillreadTheThreeLittlePigs.Studentswillcompletethefourcornersgraphicorganizeranddiscusswhataboutthestorymadethembelievethatthepigs’versionofthestorywastrue.Closure/Wrapup:Wewilldiscussthegraphicorganizerandhavestudentssharetheiropinions.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/Process/Product‐Process/ProductHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Studentswillworkindependently,andbeexpectedtoincludemoredetailstobackuptheiropinions.Level2:Studentswillbegiventheoptionofworkingtogethertocomeupwithdetailstobackuptheiropinions.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Thegraphicorganizerwillbetheirassessment.Iwillexpectthemtoprovidetheiropinion,andgiveatleasttwodetailsfromthestorytobackitup.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:TheThreeLittlePigs,fourcornersgraphicorganizer.ClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:NoneDescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:Theotherteacherswillbeusingtheselessonsaswell.

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:TheTrueStoryoftheThreeLittlePigs(7)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanweusesupportingdetailstodevelopanopinionaboutastory?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Keywords:think,believe,might,pointofview,should,like,dislike,recommend,positive,negativeDetailsofthebooksDo(Skills)Analyze,summarize,applyStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:IwillhaveaslidepulleduponthePrometheanboardthatsays,“Thepigsorthewolf…whodoYOUbelieve?”Introduction:Wewillreviewopinions,anddiscusstheactivityfromthedaybeforeandhowweusedourownopinionstoswaysomeoneelse’sopinion.BodyorProcedures:WewillreadTheTrueStoryoftheThreeLittlePigs.Studentswillcompletethefourcornersgraphicorganizeranddiscusswhataboutthestorymadethembelievethatthepigs’versionofthestorywastrue.Closure/Wrapup:Wewilldiscussthegraphicorganizerandhavestudentssharetheiropinions.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/ProductHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Studentswillworkindependently,andbeexpectedtoincludemoredetailstobackuptheiropinions.Level2:Studentswillbegiventheoptionofworkingtogethertocomeupwithdetailstobackuptheiropinions.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Thegraphicorganizerwillbetheirassessment.Iwillexpectthemtoprovidetheiropinion,andgiveatleasttwodetailsfromthestorytobackitup.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:TheThreeLittlePigs,fourcornersgraphicorganizer.ClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:InteractivePowerPointpresentation.DescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:Theotherteacherswillbeusingtheselessonsaswell.

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:TheThreeLittlePigsvs.TheTrueStoryoftheThreeLittlePigs(8)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanweusesupportingdetailstodevelopanopinionaboutastory?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Keywords:think,believe,might,pointofview,should,like,dislike,recommend,positive,negativeDetailsofthebooksO.R.E.O.‐Opinion,reasons,examples,opinionDo(Skills)Analyze,summarize,applyStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:IwillhaveaslidepulleduponthePrometheanboardthatsays,“Thepigsorthewolf…whodoYOUbelieve?”Introduction:Wewillreviewtherequirementsofanopinionwriting(O.R.E.O).BodyorProcedures:Studentswillcomparetheirtwofour‐cornersgraphicorganizersfromtheprevioustwodays.Theywilldecidewhichstorytheybelieveistrue,andwriteanopinionpieceaboutwhytheythinkthatsideofthestoryistrue.Closure/Wrapup:Studentswillsharetheirwritings.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/Process/Product‐ProductHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Studentswillbeexpectedtoprovidefourdetailsfromthestorytosupporttheiropinion.Level2:Studentswillbeexpectedtoprovideatleast2detailsfromthestorytosupporttheiropinion.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Theopinionpiecewillbetheirassessment.IftheycanmeettherequirementsIstatedinthedifferentiationsectionofthislesson,theywillhaveunderstoodthetopic.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:Graphicorganizers,paperClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:NoneDescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:Theotherteacherswillbeusingtheselessonsaswell.

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:Hershey’sKissWritingActivity(9)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanweusesupportingdetailstobackupouropinions?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Keywords:think,believe,might,pointofview,should,like,dislike,recommend,positive,negativeO.R.E.O.‐Opinion,reasons,examples,opinionDo(Skills)(thinkingskills,skillsofthediscipline—skillsyouwillassess)Analyze,summarize,applyStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:TherewillbefourdifferenttypesofHershey’sKissesoneachstudent’sdesk.Introduction:StudentswilltasteeachflavorofHershey’sKissanddecidewhichoneistheirfavorite.BodyorProcedures:Studentswillcompletethegraphicorganizertoprovidedetailsthatexplainwhytheythinkthattheflavortheychoseisthebest.Closure/Wrapup:Wewilldiscussthestudents’differentopinionsandthedetailsthattheyusedtosupporttheiropinions.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/Process/Product‐ProductHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Studentswillbeexpectedtoprovideatleast4detailstobackuptheiropinionsLevel2:Studentswillbeexpectedtoprovideatleast2detailstobackuptheiropinions.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Thegraphicorganizerwillbetheirassessment.Iftheyareabletomeettherequirementsstatedinthedifferentiationsectionofthislesson,thentheywillhaveunderstoodtheconcept.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:FourflavorsofHershey’sKisses,graphicorganizersClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:NoneDescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:Theotherteacherswillbeusingtheselessonsaswell.

UnitTitle:OpinionWriting GradeLevel:SecondGrade

LessonTitle:Hershey’sKissWritingFinalAssessment(10)CurriculumAreasAddressed:English/LanguageArtsTimeRequired:1hour

InstructionalGroupings:Iamplanningondoingsmallgroup,butmayneedtodowholegroupdependingonschedulechanges.

Standards:ELACC2W1:Writeopinionpiecesinwhichtheyintroducethetopicorbooktheyarewritingabout,stateanopinion,supplyreasonsthatsupporttheopinion,uselinkingwords(e.g.,because,and,also)toconnectopinionandreasons,andprovideaconcludingstatementorsection.Asaresultofthislesson/unitstudentswill…UnderstandHowcanweusesupportingdetailstobackupouropinions?KnowFact:somethingthatisknowntobetrue,orcanbeproventrue.Opinion:apersonalvieworattitudethatmaydifferfrompersontoperson.Keywords:think,believe,might,pointofview,should,like,dislike,recommend,positive,negativeO.R.E.O.‐Opinion,reasons,examples,opinionDo(Skills)Analyze,summarize,applyStepsintheLesson:Includetheattentiongetterorthehookforthelesson,theintroduction,thelessonproceduresincludingideasforwhole‐class,smallgroup,andindividualinstructions;differentiatedactivitiesAttentionGetterorHook:Attheendofthepreviousday,Iwillcollecteachstudent’sgraphicorganizertocreateagraphonthePrometheanboardofourfavoritekissflavors.Introduction:Wewillgoovertherubricfortheirfinalassignment,andtheself‐checklistthattheywillcompletewhentheyaredonewriting.BodyorProcedures:Studentswillcreateanopinionwritingpiece(intheformatofanarrative,letter,ornewspaperarticle)thattellsabouttheirfavoriteflavorofHershey’sKissandwhyitistheirfavorite.Closure/Wrapup:Studentswillsharetheirwritings.WhatwillIdifferentiate?Content/Process/Product‐ProductHowwillIdifferentiate?Level1:Studentswillbeallowedtochoosetheformatoftheirfinalwriting.Level1studentswillbeexpectedtoprovideatleast4examplestobackuptheiropinion.Level2:Studentswillbeallowedtochoosetheformatoftheirfinalwriting.Level2studentswillbeexpectedtoprovideatleast2examplestobackuptheiropinion.Assessment:HowwillyouevaluatetheKNOW,DO,andBE?Whattypeofassessmentwillyouuse?Whatconstitutessuccessforthestudents?Thisassignmentwillbetheirfinalassessmentoftheunit.IftheyareabletocorrectlymeetthestandardsIpresentedinthedifferentiationsectionofthislesson,Iwillknowtheyhaveunderstoodtheconcept.Materials,AdditionalResources,andBackgroundInformation:Graphicorganizers,paper,graphoffavoriteHershey’sKissesflavors.ClearLinkstoTheories:ConnectionstoTechnologyand/ortheArts:NoneDescriptionofCollaborationwithOthers:Theotherteacherswillbeusingtheselessonsaswell.