Learning-Focused Strategies Extending Refining Lesson Plan
Learning-Focused Strategies Extending Refining Lesson Plan
Learning-Focused Strategies Extending Refining Lesson Plan
Students were presented with these vocabulary words while the class read through the novel. A
classroom word wall was created with these words. The class had various discussions related to the
meanings and use of context clues to discover meanings.
ESSENTIAL QUESTION: Can context clues help discover the meaning of words in a story?
What is the most important
concept in this lesson? What I can define words from Sojourner Truth: Ain’t I a Woman?
skills should the students I can use context clues to determine the meaning of words.
master?
What is the key question for ELAGSE5RF4: Read with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support
this lesson? comprehension.
c. Use context to confirm or self-correct word recognition and
understanding, rereading as necessary.
TEACHING
STRATEGIES: I Do:
Teacher will present the blank Bingo Card.
What instructional strategies
Teacher will explain the rules of BINGO.
will you use in your lesson?
Teacher will initiate discussion of context clues.
(Examples: graphic organizer,
distributed guided practice,
distributed summarizing,
We Do:
collaborative pairs, etc.). Students will write words on the BINGO card.
Teacher will monitor student progress on reading/writing the vocabulary
words.
You Do:
Student will listen to the definition of each word, as the teacher reads
them aloud.
Student will match the given definition with a word on their Bingo Card.
After getting Bingo (4 in a row), student will use each word in a
sentence to demonstrate their understanding of the meanings.
SUMMARIZING
STRATEGIES: Students will summarize and demonstrate learning by presenting their
BINGO card, while using the vocabulary in a unique sentence.
How will students summarize
The students are required to use the words from their BINGO card in a
what they are learning during
the lesson and at the end? sentence that is in the correct context as it relates to the book or a
(Examples: Ticket out the Door, personal connection.
3-2-1, etc.)
REFLECTION
How well did the student
grasp concepts in this lesson?
Will you use a re-teaching
strategy after this lesson?
Activity Reference:
Vocabulary Words:
1. Plot
2. Sequence
3. Resolution
4. Abolitionist
5. Suffrage
6. Sojourner
7. Keep ‘em scratchin
8. Cateract
9. Daguerreotype
10. Heckler
11. Reluctant
12. Emancipate
13. Opinion Piece
14. Resolution
15. Infamous
16. Debacle
17. Feminist
18. Climax
19. Overseer
plot
sequence
resolution
abolitionist
suffrage
sojourner
keep ‘em scratchin’
cateract
daguerreotype
heckler
reluctant
emancipate
opinion piece
resolution
infamous
debacle
feminist
climax
overseer
B I N G O
Free
Space