Teacher: Dena O’Neill Grade Level: MONDAY Subject: Language Arts TUESDAY Period: Dates: WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Common Core Learning Standards Addressed RL.7.2 RL.7.2 SL.7.1a, b, c, d RL.7.1 RL.7.2 RL.7.3 RL.7.3 Learning Targets/ “I Can” Statements I can define theme. I can determine a theme. I can analyze how the theme develops over the course of a text based on key events. I can review the materials to be discussed and determine key points and/or central ideas. I can locate key textual evidence to contribute to a discussion on the topic/text. I can come prepared with key points/textual evidence to contribute to discussion. I can participate in class discussion by posing/responding/elaborating on questions and topics I can define objective summary and write one. I can read closely to find answer explicitly in the text and answers that require an inference. I can analyze an author’s words and determine multiple pieces of textual evidence needed to support both explicit and inferential questions. I can define theme. I can determine a theme. I can analyze how the theme develops over the course of a text based on key events. I can define objective summary and write one. I can list and define the steps of plot. I can identify the steps of plot within a story. Activities/ Tasks to meet Standards: Go over homework – students share what they marked as evidence of important events that contribute to the theme. Begin reading The Necklace Go over theme of necklace Students go back through in pairs to find evidence that supports the theme – graphic organizer Discuss as a class place in 3 groups based on formative assessment from previous day and understanding and help needed group 1- practice group 2- guided practice group 3 – guided instruction Go over with individual groups Homework Finish the necklace – come up with a theme Write objective summary of the necklace Review irony in notes – think about ironic situation in The Necklace and write down on ½ sheet of paper I can identify the steps of plot within a story. Discuss irony in The Necklace briefly Review plot – use fairy tales on website http://staff.fcps.net/tcarr/s hortstory/cinderella.htm group work (3 levels) tracing plot in groups from formative assessment – graphic organizer go over in class work as a whole class Practice plot on short story Read story silently Label steps of plot within story as a class Think about the steps of plot in The Necklace – jot down your answer