RI.1.3
Describe the connection between two individuals, events, ideas, or pieces of information in a text.
17 Lessons
View child tags
Plants Secrets1st Grade Science» Unit:Plants: Parts, Parents, Patterns
1st Grade Science
» Unit:
Plants: Parts, Parents, Patterns
Big Idea:Shhh! Plants have secrets inside... come and see what they are...
Writing An Opinion Based on Facts From a Text1st Grade ELA» Unit:Reading Comprehension Lessons
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
Reading Comprehension Lessons
Big Idea:Today we learn how to start writing opinions by using facts from the story. We are laying the foundation for citing evidence from the story.
Comparing and Contrasting With "Then and Now" 1st Grade ELA» Unit:Small Group Reading Lessons
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
Small Group Reading Lessons
Big Idea:Students will never complain about school when they find out what school was like long ago!
Beaks1st Grade Science» Unit:Birds of a Feather Flock Together
1st Grade Science
» Unit:
Birds of a Feather Flock Together
Big Idea:Dinnertime! What's on the menu tonight? How about fish, worms, and some bird seed? Learn how adaptations to bird beaks help different species meet their need for food.
Similarities and Differences in Text about Apples1st Grade ELA» Unit:Similarities and Differences Between Informational Texts
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
Similarities and Differences Between Informational Texts
Big Idea:Use exemplar text to create an engaging lesson make connections between two text.
Communicating with Light and Sound: Fire!1st Grade Science» Unit:Light and Sound
1st Grade Science
» Unit:
Light and Sound
Big Idea:Sound the alarm! Fire alarms and fire trucks are perfect examples of communicating with light and sound. Suit up and come along!
Learning to Infer Using Pictures1st Grade ELA» Unit:Reading Comprehension Lessons
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
Reading Comprehension Lessons
Big Idea:Making inferences is easy with pictures!
Exploring Nonfiction with Pumpkins1st Grade ELA» Unit:Learning from Nonfiction
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
Learning from Nonfiction
Big Idea:Students explore timelines and diagrams through informational texts.
Wolves vs. Dogs1st Grade ELA» Unit:Similarities and Differences Between Informational Texts
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
Similarities and Differences Between Informational Texts
Big Idea:Engage students in a interesting text comparing lesson using a variety of strategies.
Water, Water, Everywhere1st Grade ELA» Unit:How Do We Help The Earth?
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
How Do We Help The Earth?
Big Idea:Today's lesson has a great science connection. Not only are we working on reading comprehension but students will also learn about the water cycle and understand why clean water is essential to living things.
Scientists Observe: Wiggly Worms Day 21st Grade Science» Unit:Wiggly Scientists and Wiggly Worms
1st Grade Science
» Unit:
Wiggly Scientists and Wiggly Worms
Big Idea:Did you survive Day 1 of wiggly mealworms in your classroom? Now that your students have observed them, let's fill in the details with texts.
Looking at Real Bears1st Grade ELA» Unit:Events and Characters
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
Events and Characters
Big Idea:Today it's all about the facts
Learning to Infer using Text Clues1st Grade ELA» Unit:Reading Comprehension Lessons
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
Reading Comprehension Lessons
Big Idea:You mean I have to figure things out for myself? Yes - and it's actually kind of fun!
How Can You Be An Earth Helper?1st Grade ELA» Unit:How Do We Help The Earth?
1st Grade ELA
» Unit:
How Do We Help The Earth?
Big Idea:Our students will be global citizens one day. What they learn today about taking care of the Earth will have an impact on their actions as an adult.
Living Organisms in the Desert1st Grade Science» Unit:Living Organisms - Habitats
1st Grade Science
» Unit:
Living Organisms - Habitats
Big Idea:Living organisms in the desert have amazing survival strategies that make it necessary to depend heavily on each other!
RI.1.1
Ask and answer questions about key details in a text.
RI.1.2
Identify the main topic and retell key details of a text.
RI.1.3
Describe the connection between two individuals, events, ideas, or pieces of information in a text.