Dixie Elementary Magnet School Jan Ross, Library Media Specialist "Learning About the Parts of a Book" |
Dixie Elementary Magnet School Jan Ross, Library Media Specialist "Learning About the Parts of a Book" |
Grade Level: Third Grade
Objectives:
3.11: Students will define the parts of a book, including author, title, illustrator, illustrations, cover, spine, title page, table of contents, glossary, index, publisher, place of publication and copyright date.
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ELA Reading P 5 1.2 Students make sense of the variety of materials they read. |
Program of Studies ELA-P-R-5 Students will choose and read a variety of materials to gain understanding of the world around them and of the nature of texts, including literary materials (e.g., plays, poetry, short stories) and transactive materials (e.g., letters, articles). |
Core Content for Assessment RD-E-1.0.7 Demonstrate knowledge of the characteristics of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and plays. RD-E-1.0.10 Connect literature to students lives and real world issues. RD-E-2.0.10 Connect the content of a passage to students lives and/or real world issues. |
Resources: the videos "Story of a Book", from SVE; and clips from "Misty" from Paramount and "Brighty of the Grand Canyon" from Active Home Video; the streamed video "Literature for Children: Animal Books"
Lesson Plan:
Week #1: Students will be introduced to the topic of animals in fiction books/parts of a book and will view the video "Story of a Book" which introduces Marguerite Henry and how she creates a book.
Week #2: Students will watch part of the video "Misty" and the Library Media Specialist will have animal books on display for checkout.
Week #3: Students will watch part of the video "Brighty of the Grand Canyon" and the Library Media Specialist will have animal books on display for checkout.
Week #4: Students will listen to some excerpts from animal books and they will be available for checkout. The Library Media Specialist will introduce using the OPAC to look up materials.
Week #5: Students will view the streamed video "Literature for Children: Animal Books" from Pied Piper.
Assessment: Students will be assessed on how they choose a variety of materials in the Library Media Center.
LibSkills 3.11 Learning About the Parts of a Book
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