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Common Core: ELA
CCLS - ELA: RI.7.2
- Category
- Reading Informational
- Sub-Category
- Key Ideas and Details
- State Standard:
- Determine two or more central ideas in a text and analyze their development over the course of the text; provide an objective summary of the text.
24 Results
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- Launching the Module:
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- Defining Key Terms: Gender and Internal Identity
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- Analyzing the Central Ideas, Part 1: “The Border”
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- Mid-Unit 1 Assessment:
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- Drawing Inferences: “My Own True Name”
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- Analyzing Text Structure: “Teen Slang: What’s, Like, So Wrong with Like?”
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- Analyzing Text Structure: “Generation Z Stereotyped…”
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- This lesson introduces students to Module 4A: This Is Your Brain—Plugged In. Students consider a short video and then participate in a modified Gallery Walk to preview and connect the learning that...
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- This lesson introduces students to two important classroom routines: Thinking Logs and the Brain Development anchor chart. They also continue to add to the Domain-Specific Vocabulary anchor chart.
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- In this lesson, students continue to read excerpts of the “The Digital Revolution and the Adolescent Brain Evolution.” Taking enough time to add to the anchor chart will support students in using...
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- In this lesson, students read and analyze an informational text that acts as a bridge between the building background on neuroscience texts in this unit and the argument texts about the effects of...
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- In this lesson, students take the End of Unit 1 Assessment and they analyze the main idea of an informational text. The text today is “You Trouble” by Justin O’Neill.
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- In this lesson students read an informational text to build background knowledge about the lost boys of Sudan and focus on annotating the text and identifying key vocabulary.
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- In this lesson students build background knowledge through reading an excerpt of an informational text about different tribes in Sudan and the role these tribes played in the Sudanese civil war. In...
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- In this lesson students continue to build background knowledge through close reading of the excerpt of informational text first read in the previous lesson, this time focusing on vocabulary and using...
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- In this lesson students read another excerpt of the informational text read in lesson 10 and 11 to continue to build background knowledge about Sudanese tribes. In this lesson the text is read for...
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- In this assessment students plan their two-voice poem.
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- This lesson introduces students to Module 4: “Water Is Life.” Students consider questions about water use and then participate in a modified Gallery Walk to preview and connect the learning that will...
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- In this lesson, students begin to define the key term sustainable through the use of a Frayer model. This vocabulary work is designed to support students as they build a deeper understanding of...
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- Reflecting on Douglass’s Narrative
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- Unit 2 Lessons 2-7 are adapted from the Making Evidence-Based Claims unit developed by Odell Education. For the original Odell Education unit, go to www.odelleducation.com/resources. • In this...
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- In this lesson, students explore how unions can be agents of change. After learning about the problems faced by the farmworkers in Lesson 2, students learn how Chávez organized the UFW. • Students...
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- In this lesson, students continue to examine unions as agents of change. They return to Paragraphs 8–15 of the Commonwealth Club Address to identify the claims that Chávez makes about the UFW....
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- This lesson includes the Mid-Unit 2 Assessment, which assesses RI.7.2 (except writing an objective summary), RI.7.3, and RI.7.5. When you grade this, only mark answers correct or incorrect; do not...