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Grade 6, Reading and Literature
Standard #:  4.32
   Discern organizational patterns.
  • Determine the organizational pattern of a passage, but not label the pattern.

    • Chronological order                                                              

    • Spatial order                                                                            

    • Order of importance                                                                            

    • Comparison and contrast         

    • Cause and effect

    AHSGE Standard IV - The student will utilize strategies that enhance     comprehension of textual, functional, and recreational reading material. 


Lesson Plans:
 

Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Alabama Lesson Plans

User-friendly "Search" feature PDF document

Story Wheels
Sequencing and summarization skills

Organization Lesson Plan #1
Organization
lesson plans geared toward GED students that appropriate for middle school students.

Organization Lesson Plan #2
Organization
lesson plans geared toward GED students that appropriate for middle school students.

Organization Lesson Plan #3
Organization lesson plans geared toward GED students that appropriate for middle school students.

Organization Lesson Plan #4
Organization lesson plans geared toward GED students that appropriate for middle school students.

Organization Lesson Plan #5
Organization lesson plans geared toward GED students that appropriate for middle school students.

 

 

Resources:

Sequencing Map  Printable sequencing map

Sequencing Chart Printable sequencing chart

Suggestions for English Language Learners:                   

ESL Ideas      (B=Beginning, I=Intermediate, T=Transitional)
(B, I) Students organize a how-to-do paragraph in chronological order by using a simple recipe that is common in their culture such as “how to make a tortilla.”
(I, T) Using informational books and operating manuals, students organize a descriptive paragraph in correct operational order. Students can act-out the sequence of the operation. Example: “first, put the cassette into the player, then....”
(I, T) In pairs, students write a story with dialogue by rewriting scrambled paragraphs provided by the teacher. Students then evaluate the written stories.
 

 

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