Student Learning Map

  • Topic:Progress Monitor, Review and Accelerate
  • Subject(s):Other
  • Days:10
  • Grade(s):9, 10
Key Learning: The student will apply a variety of response strategies and describe/evaluate personal preferences with different types of readings. The student will be aware of his reading progress in designated areas. The student will extend his skills in reading compr
Unit Essential Question(s):
 
 
How can applying personal and objective criteria help me evaluate reading materials? Why is it important to establish a personal preference in reading? How can I match my reading ability to the comprehensibility of the text? What are some tools I can use
   
Concept: Written Responses
Concept: Text Connections
Concept: Reading levels
Lesson Essential Question(s):

How can writing about a type of reading deepen my understanding and appreciation of the text? (A)

How can elements of literary criticism help the reader understand how an author evokes a response in the reader? (A)

Lesson Essential Question(s):

What text connections can be made to respond to different types of text? (A)

How can making connections deepen an understanding of and appreciation for different types of readings? (A)

Lesson Essential Question(s):

How can elements of literary criticism help the reader understand how an author evokes a response in the reader? (A)

How can I choose a book that matches my reading ability? (A)

Why is it important to challenge myself with higher leveled texts? (A)

Concept: Fluency LA.C. 3.4.1
Concept: Vocabulary LA.A. 1.4.3
Concept: Comprehension LA.A. 1.4.1,1.4.2,1.4.3 LA.A. 2.4.1,2.4.2 LA.C. 3.4.1
Lesson Essential Question(s):

What fluency strategies can I use to enhance my comprehension? (ET)

Lesson Essential Question(s):

What text connections can be made to respond to different types of text? (ET)

What vocabulary strategies can I use to enhance my comprehension of text? (ET)

Lesson Essential Question(s):

What comprehension strategies can I use to better understand text? (A)

How can I demonstrate my understanding/appreciation of a book? (A)

What author tools help me construct meaning from text? (A)

What text structures are important for comprehension? (A)

Additional Info:

book talks/reports, pass, reading interest surveys, character/plot cards/maps, journals, reading logs, rubric scoring, SRI/diagnostics for reading levels, Maze, wpm charts, Bear Inventory, AR, assessments in core curriculum teacher manuals

Resources:

Vocabulary Report

  • response journals -
  • book talks -
  • See/review -
  • See/review -
  • See/review Fluency Acquisition Concepts and Vocabulary -
  • See/review Vocabulary Concepts and Vocabulary -
  • See/review Comprehension Concepts and Vocabulary -
  • See/review -
  • text-to text -
  • book reports -
  • Comprehension -
  • text-to-self -
  • Vocabulary -
  • independent reading log -
  • Fluency -
  • Concepts -
  • literary criticism -
  • Acquisition -
  • lexiles -
  • text-to-world -
  • Concepts -
  • instructional reading level -
  • Concepts -
  • opinion papers -
  • and -
  • and -
  • and -
  • Vocabulary -
  • independent reading level -
  • essays -
  • language/text characteristics (plot -
  • Vocabulary -
  • setting -
  • theme -
  • symbol -
  • characterization -
  • point of view) -
  • genre -