Week of 10/21

 

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I can demonstrate application of addition and subtraction rules by applying the rules to complete 6 frames and arrows problems. 2.0a.1 I can demonstrate application of addition and subtraction by solving 5 “What’s my Rule?” problems.  2.0a.1 I can demonstrate application of subtraction by   constructing five subtraction stories. 2.OA.2 I can demonstrate application of subtraction by modeling -9 and -8 subtraction facts using a ten frame chart and listing five -9 and -8 facts. 2.OA.2 I can demonstrate application of subtraction by applying what I’ve learned this week about subtraction facts and completing 3 math games from this week.  2.OA.2
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I will solve frame and arrow problems by writing the missing numbers. I will solve “what’s my rule?”  problems by writing the missing numbers. I can write five subtraction stories in my math journal using numbers 1-20. I can orally explain the -9 and -8  rule using the stem: “If -8__= ___, then I know -9__=___. I can listen and demonstrate how to play three subtraction based math games that we learned this week.
Pre-Assessment: Frames and arrows Function machine, what’s my rule, subtraction -9 and -8 rule, ten frame chart, Addition, addition stories,             Facts chart, doubles facts     +10 rule, +9 rule, ten frame chart,             Doubles facts
Post-Assessment: Frames and arrows What’s my rule problems Math journal subtraction stories Sentence stem Practice of math games
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Frame and arrows, Function machine, Subtraction stories -9 and -8 rule, ten frame chart,  
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I can demonstrate analysis of describing character responses by inferring the cause and effect in one  story.  RL. 2.3 I can demonstrate comprehension of differences in character views by explaining the point of view of two different characters in a book. RL2.6 I can demonstrate knowledge of answering question to determine key details by recognizing why the characters are behaving the way they do.  RL.2.1 I can demonstrate knowledge of answering question to determine key details by recognizing how the problem is solved in the story.  RL.2.1 I can demonstrate knowledge of answering question to determine key details by recognizing the problem in the story.  RL.2.1
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I can write a reflection about the character’s response to an event in a story. I can share differences in character’s view by discussing with the group the point of view of two different characters. I can orally explain why the character makes certain choices by completing the sentence stem:  I think the character is doing____because _____. I can orally explain how the problem is solved  by completing the sentence stem:  The problem was solved by  ____because _____. I can orally explain what the problem is in the story, by completing the sentence stem:  The problem in the story is _______.
Pre-Assessment: Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussion
Post-Assessment: Reflection writing discussion Sentence stem Sentence stem Sentence stem
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Reflection, event

Response, character

Point of view, choices Problem, solution problem
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I can demonstrate application of prewriting by using the prewriting map as a guide to begin my writing about my favorite part of the field trip. W.2.3 I can demonstrate application of drafting by using the drafting map as a guide to continue my writing. 2.nbt.4 I can demonstrate application of revising by applying four suggestions of others’ to revise my writing.  2.nbt.4 I can demonstrate application of editing by using the symbols (capitalize, caret, period) to make changes. 2.nbt.4 I can demonstrate application of publishing by developing a published piece that includes a beginning middle and end.  2.nbt.4
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I can begin to prewrite my narrative by using the prewriting template format. I can write a three sentence paragraph by including details from my map. I will listen to my partner’s writing and complete the sentence stems. “Can you tell me more about ___?” “Who, where what why how” I can read and record changes that should be made to my writing by using editing marks (capitalize, caret, period). I will write a paragraph using my structured narrative map, which includes a beginning, middle and end.
Pre-Assessment: Discussion Prewriting template Discussing revisions Identify editing marks Revised paper
Post-Assessment: Prewriting template Three sentence paragraph Sentence stems Use of editing marks in writing Published piece with BME
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prewriting Paragraph, sentence details Revise, Editing marks, caret, capitalize, period Beginning middle end
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I can demonstrate knowledge of bodies of water by recalling the bodies of water that we visited on the field trip.  E.FE.02.22   I can demonstrate knowledge of bodies of water by labeling and matching bodies of water to their names. E.FE.02.22   I can demonstrate synthesis of bodies of water by creating a model of landforms showing how bodies of water are formed.  E.FE.02.22
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I can draw and label the pond, river, and waterfall that I visited on the field trip.   I can write a paragraph about a body of water that I have visited.   I can write a reflection about what happened when I poured the water over the various landforms.
Pre-Assessment: Discussion   Matching on flipchart   Discussion and practice
Post-Assessment: Drawing and labeling   Paragraph   reflection
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Bodies of water, pond, river, waterfall   Ocean, lake stream sea pond waterfall river swamp   Landform, bodies of water
Materials:         Tarp or shower curtain, cups of water
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  I can demonstrate knowledge of the three branches of government by recognizing the 3 local  branches of government.     I can demonstrate synthesis of the three branches of local government by planning and acting out the duties of the local government.
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  I can complete a tree map by writing in the 3 local branches of government, and discussing each with the group.     I can orally represent my assigned branch of government by acting out the responsibilities.
Pre-Assessment:   discussion     discussion
Post-Assessment:   writing     performance
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  Government

Branches, judge(court), police (mayor), citizens, city council,

    Government

Branches, judge(court), police (mayor), citizens, city council,

Materials:   https://bensguide.gpo.gov/k-2/index.html     Labels for students
Activities:         Creating a mock community government
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