CONTENT CONNECTION WORKSHEET Grade 4 Theme Title GETTING THE JOB DONE Theme #2 Lesson #7 Content Connection Essential Questions What are important ways we can help each other in getting a job done? What are the steps involved in starting a small business? What kinds of jobs could you do for summer employment? Resources Main Selection and Leveled Books Justin and the Best Biscuits in the World Kianna (Below-Level) Maya and the Everglades Alligator (On-Level) Benito and the Redwood Trees (Advanced) Grandpa and I, All Year Long (ELL) Bill Picket (Comprehension) Home on the Range (Paired Selection) Hats Off to the Cowboy (Paired Selection) Core Program Vocabulary (Tier II) reluctant rumpled surge inspecting taut untangled resounded lurked Other Resources Classroom Library Walking to the Creek Coaching Mrs. Parker Challenge Black Cowboy, Wild Horses: A True Story Cowboy Country Cowboys: Roundup on an American Ranch Content Vocabulary (Tier III) consumer demand economy globalization immigrant producer technology supply Comprehension Focus Strategy Use strategies appropriate to the reading situation Reread in order to clarify information Comprehension Focus Skill Analyze the plot of a fiction story Understand how conflicts are resolved in a fiction story Connecting Social Studies Standard Standard II: Students will understand how Utah’s history has been shaped by many diverse people, events, and ideas Objective 2.b. Compare the experiences faced by today’s immigrants with those faced by immigrants in Utah’s history Intended Learning Outcomes Social Studies Activities t0 Develop Social Studies Concepts