Lesson 11 - Summarizing
Created on: July 25, 2009
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Great Depression Unit
- Unit Resources
- Lesson 1 - Building Background Knowledge
- Lesson 2 - Building Background Knowledge
- Lesson 3 - Building Background Knowledge and Synthesizing Learning
- Lesson 4 - Synthesizing Learning
- Lesson 5 - Synthesizing Learning
- Lesson 6 - Identifying Topic and Central Idea
- Lesson 7 - Identifying Details that Support the Central Idea
- Lesson 8 - Determining Importance
- Lesson 9 - Determining Importance
- Lesson 10 - Summarizing
- Lesson 11 - Summarizing
- Lesson 12 - Summarizing
- Lesson 13 - Identifying Conflict
- Lesson 14 - Differentiating Between Different Types of Conflict
- Lesson 15 - Sequencing a Story with a Story Map
- Lesson 16 - Noticing Plot
- Lesson 17 - Plot Progression
- Lesson 18 - Plot Pop Quiz
- Lesson 19 - Sequencing a Story with Flashbacks
- Lesson 20 - Identifying Foreshadowing
- Lesson 21 - Making Predictions
- Lesson 22 - Making Predictions
- Lesson 23 - Coding Predictions
- Lesson 24 - Practicing All of Our Reading Strategies
- Lesson 25 - Unit Assessment
Lesson 19 - Sequencing a Story with Flashbacks
Lesson 11 - Summarizing
IN COLLECTION
This lesson is part of a larger unit on the Great Depression. In this unit, students will be focusing on determining importance; summarizing; making predictions; recognizing plot structure; and identifying flashbacks, foreshadowing and setting. Wherever possible, mini-lesson texts relate to American life in the 1930s, and all students will be reading literature circle novels set during this time period in American history.
In today's lesson, students will practice summarizing what they read.
Inside, you will find a detailed lesson plan, a student worksheet and exit slips to check for mastery of today's objective.
This resource is part of the Great Depression Unit collection.
Collection Contents
11 - Lesson Plan on Summarizing
by Chelsea NilssonThis lesson is part of a larger unit on the Great Depression. In this unit, students will be focusing on determining importance; summarizing; making predictions; recognizing plot structure; and identifying flashbacks, foreshadowing and setting. Wherever possible, mini-lesson texts relate to American life in the 1930s, and all students will be reading literature circle novels set during this time period in American history. In today's lesson, students will practice summarizing what they read. This resource is part of the Great Depression Unit collection.
11 - Student Worksheet
by Chelsea NilssonThis worksheet is for use with lesson 11 of the Great Depression unit. This resource is part of the Great Depression Unit collection.
11 - Exit Slips
by Chelsea NilssonThese exit slips are for use with lesson 11 of the Great Depression unit. This resource is part of the Great Depression Unit collection.
