ESL Planning Guide Grade 5 Quarter 2 Essential Question: How do good readers use context clues and their own knowledge to draw conclusions and make generalizations? ELL Reader: Joseph Warren An American Hero Lesson Genre: Narrative Nonfiction 13 Reading Complex Texts Anchor Reading Literature & Informational Text Text: Target Skill: Conclusions and Generalizations RI.5.1 They Target Strategy: Analyze/Evaluate Called Her Molly Foundational Skills Pitcher Decoding: Initial and medial digraphs RF.5.3/4 Genre: Fluency: Phrasing, pauses Narrative Nonfiction Speaking and Listening Skill Paired Dramatize a story event SL.4.4/5 Selection A Spy for Language Freedom Target/Academic Vocabulary: legendary, formal, gushed, strategy, retreat, foes, Genre: shimmering, magnificent, revolution, plunged Play Domain Specific Vocabulary: Stamp Act, taxation without representation, Boston Tea Party, treason Vocabulary: legendary, political, taxation Vocabulary Strategies: Figurative language Grammar Skill: Irregular verbs L.5.1.b, c, d Writing: Opinion W.5.1 On p. 10, the author says that Joseph Warren wrote letters and gave speeches in which he described the unfairness of British rule and warned people to protect their rights. Why do you think rights are so important? Why did Warren think it was important for colonists to protect their rights? ELL blackline master p. 6
ESL Planning Guide Grade 5 Quarter 2 Essential Question: How do good readers use context clues and their own knowledge to draw conclusions and make generalizations? Lesson 13 ELL Reader: Joseph Warren An American Hero Genre: Narrative Nonfiction Anchor Text: They Called Her Molly Pitcher Genre: Narrative Nonfiction Paired Selection A Spy for Freedom Genre: Play Reading Complex Texts Reading Literature & Informational Text Target Skill: Conclusions and Generalizations RI.5.1 Target Strategy: Analyze/Evaluate Foundational Skills Decoding: Initial and medial digraphs RF.5.3/4 Fluency: Phrasing, pauses Speaking and Listening Skill Dramatize a story event SL.4.4/5 Language Target/Academic Vocabulary: legendary, formal, gushed, strategy, retreat, foes, shimmering, magnificent, revolution, plunged Domain Specific Vocabulary: Stamp Act, taxation without representation, Boston Tea Party, treason Vocabulary: legendary, political, taxation Vocabulary Strategies: Figurative language Grammar Skill: Irregular verbs L.5.1.b, c, d Writing: Opinion W.5.1 On p. 10, the author says that Joseph Warren wrote letters and gave speeches in which he described the unfairness of British rule and warned people to protect their rights. Why do you think rights are so important? Why did Warren think it was important for colonists to protect their rights? ELL blackline master p. 6