The Last Stop on Market Street
Vocabulary words
-freckeled -plucked -lurched -creaked -tuning -sighed
Standards:
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.1.2
Retell stories, including key details, and demonstrate understanding of their central message or lesson.
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.1.7
Use illustrations and details in a story to describe its characters, setting, or events.
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Objectives:
-students will be able to identify words with the suffix -ed.
-students will be able to identify the sotry elements.
Day 1:
-who has ridden the bus before?​
-Students think-pair-share responses
-Introduce vocablary words. have students complete vocabulary
squares in groups of four for each word.
-Introduce linguistic feature of the week. Past tense Marker -ed.
make a chart with words with past tense suffix -ed. words from the
story. Ex. sagged, sighed, asked, lurched, stopped, laughed, pointed
Day 2:
-review vocabualry words
-Have students create a t-chart with words with the past-tense -ed marker
-do a book walk of the book making predictions about what might happen in the story. Have students think-pair-share what they think. Pick-a-stick to have students share responses with the class. Chart student responses.
-read the story aloud, checking to see if student responses were accurate.
-introduce reading strategy for the week: taking look at the illustrations to describe the setting, characters, or events.
-create a chart with story elements. the Setting, the characters, and the events.
Day 3:
-Students will play memory game, matching the vocabulary words with their definitions.
-reread the book. How did cj's feelings change from the beginning of the story to the end of the story. how does his mood change? make a flow map of his feelings at the beginning and the end.
Day 4:
-have students play charades with vocabulary words. One student acts it out then the audience tries to guess what word it is. Students can shout out
-Students explore the character traits for both cj and grandma. complete a bubble map for each character. TEACHER WILL MODEL WITH THE BUBBLE MAP ABOUT CJ'S CHARACTER TRAITS.
-STUDENTS WILL WORK IN COOPERATIVE PAIRS TO COMPLETE A BUBBLE MAP ABOUT GRANDMA'S CHARACTER TRAITS.
DAY 5:
-DISCUSS HOW the illustrations help the author convey the theme that there is beauty everywhere.
-have students think-pair-share what is unique about the illustrations in the book. What kind of art is it?
-explore a place that is not considered beautiful in the school. have the students draw that place showing its beauty in the same style that the illustrator chose in the story.
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