4, Module 5, Lesson 16: Use Visual Models to Add and Subtract Two Fractions With the Same Units Overview The following table outlines the scaffolds that have been added to support ELLs throughout the Common Core Inc. Lesson 16, Use Visual Models to Add and Subtract Two Fractions with the Same Units. refers to an activity not in the original lesson that AIR has inserted into the AIR New Activity original lesson. refer to additional supports added to a component AIR Additional Supports already in place in the original lesson. and are boxed AIR new activities AIR additional supports whereas the text that is in the original lesson is generally not boxed. AIR Routines for Teachers are activities that include instructional conversations that take place between teachers and students. In the the text of the original Common Core Inc. lessons AIR Routines for Teachers appears in standard black, whereas the AIR additions to the lessons are in green. Original Component by Common Core, Inc. AIR Additional Supports AIR New Activities Cueing None included Key academic vocabulary Count by Equivalent Concrete and visual models Fractions Teacher modeling and explanation Structured opportunities to speak with a partner or small group Compare Fractions Key academic vocabulary Recording and processing key ideas Application Problem Sentence starters Concrete and visual models Concept Development Structured opportunities to speak with a partner or small group Background knowledge for teachers Background knowledge for students Key academic vocabulary Student Debrief Structured opportunities to speak with a partner or smaller group Exit Ticket Key academic vocabulary Cueing Homework Homework scaffolds
4, Module 5, Lesson 16: Use Visual Models to Add and Subtract Two Fractions With the Same Units Overview The following table outlines the scaffolds that have been added to support ELLs throughout the Common Core Inc. Lesson 16, Use Visual Models to Add and Subtract Two Fractions with the Same Units. AIR New Activity refers to an activity not in the original lesson that AIR has inserted into the original lesson. AIR Additional Supports refer to additional supports added to a component already in place in the original lesson. AIR new activities and AIR additional supports are boxed whereas the text that is in the original lesson is generally not boxed. AIR Routines for Teachers are activities that include instructional conversations that take place between teachers and students. In the AIR Routines for Teachers the text of the original Common Core Inc. lessons appears in standard black, whereas the AIR additions to the lessons are in green. Original Component by Common Core, Inc. AIR Additional Supports AIR New Activities None included Cueing Key academic vocabulary Count by Equivalent Fractions Concrete and visual models Teacher modeling and explanation Structured opportunities to speak with a partner or small group Compare Fractions Key academic vocabulary Recording and processing key ideas Application Problem Sentence starters Concrete and visual models Concept Development Structured opportunities to speak with a partner or small group Background knowledge for teachers Background knowledge for students Key academic vocabulary Student Debrief Structured opportunities to speak with a partner or smaller group Exit Ticket Key academic vocabulary Cueing Homework Homework scaffolds
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