All About Adolescent Literacy Living healthy ! Lesson plan per la classe terza su FOOD e HEALTHY HABITS » □□ English is fun □□ Mangiar sano per vivere meglio: questo il motto che ho deciso di mettere al centro della nuova unità di apprendimento in classe terza. Al momento siamo in Didattica Digitale Integrata e parte degli alunni hanno scelto la didattica a distanza.Tutte le attività e le scelte didattiche prese tengono presente questo particolare momento. Ricorrendo alla metodologia CLIL, ho progettato un lesson plan che abbracciasse più discipline: inglese, scienze, educazione civica. L’unità di apprendimento si articola in diverse fasi, modulabili nell’arco di più lezioni. Ho introdotto l’argomento attraverso quanto proposto dal libro di testo (The story garden 3 – Ed. Attraverso un’attività di brainstorming, i bambini hanno imparato altri vocaboli relativi ai cibi e alle bevande che sono soliti consumare nelle loro giornate. FASE 2 – Do you like apples? Ho introdotto le forme sintattiche di base per esprimere i propri gusti, proiettando alcune semplici slides. FASE 3 – It’s story time: The smiling sandwich
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Ford Elementary School Welcome to Ford Elementary Growing Toward the Future Dr. Jami Frost, Principal | Annette Craddock, Asst. Principal Ford Elementary is a National Green Ribbon School! US Dept. of Agriculture at the National Green Ribbon Award Ceremony Green Ribbon Award Presentation at Ford Elementary Pictured: Superintendent Michael Hinojosa, State School Superintendent Dr. WSB-TV Video Coverage This award was a collaborative effort between the district office, administration, teachers, cafeteria, and custodial staff. Click here to view the state-level Green Ribbon Recognition Ceremony which was held March 20th, 2013 at the Georgia State Capital. We are having a Book Fair Fiesta! Visit our book fair homepage. If you would like to volunteer for the book fair, please sign up at Swinging for S.T.E.M.: May 19th, 2014 Registration for Swinging for S.T.E.M. is currently open. 5th Grade Transition Parent Night: Lost Mtn. Pictured: Dr. Ford Events
a 6-Trait Writing Lesson inspired Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J. K. Rowling Step three (thinking, talking, and pre-writing): Students first need to choose an animal and a special skill for their animal. The Interactive Button Game on the Student Instructions Page might get your students thinking about the types of "magical" animals they might encounter in their stories, but they could certainly think up animal ideas on their own. Just don't let them choose to write about a snake, since that was used within the mentor text. Tell students their stories will have three parts: 1) a detailed description of where they (the narrator) are when they encounter the animal; 2) a detailed description of the animal performing its special skill and; 3) a description of how the animal reacts when it sees it is being watched by the narrator. You might want to spontaneous act out another example, or revive your example from the pre-step above, so your students can hear all three parts aloud. Have students talk about what details they might share if their stories had three parts.