4th Grade ELA
133 Lessons
Dearborn Park Elementary School
Seattle, WA
Urban Environment
4th Grade ELA
(15 Units, 133 Lessons)
Unit 7 - Opinions in Writing(7 Lessons)
What do I Want Others to Know? Brainstorming Ideas4th Grade ELA» Unit:Opinions in Writing
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Big Idea:Student can develop stronger persuasive essays if they spend time brainstorming before they write.
But Why is THAT Important? Brainstorming by Finding Importance in Everyday Things4th Grade ELA» Unit:Opinions in Writing
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Big Idea:Sometimes the most meaningful ideas are based on experiences we take for granted or don't notice. Students discover that they can have very strong opinions about things that effect them now.
What the Point? Stating the Thesis4th Grade ELA» Unit:Opinions in Writing
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Big Idea:Before a student can prepare for drafting, they need to create a thesis or a big idea.
One Big Idea and a lot of Little Ones: Supporting Thesis with Reasons4th Grade ELA» Unit:Opinions in Writing
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Big Idea:Students organize their writing using a box and bullet structure.
Looking Elsewhere: Collecting Data from Other Sources4th Grade ELA» Unit:Opinions in Writing
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Big Idea:Sometimes, other people can provide information or stories that help a writing support their thesis in a stronger way.
Beginning to the End: Writing an Introduction and Conclusion4th Grade ELA» Unit:Opinions in Writing
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Big Idea:Students learn that an introduction informs the reader about the topic of the essay and a conclusion leaves them with something to think or do.
Party Down: Celebrating Writing4th Grade ELA» Unit:Opinions in Writing
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Opinions in Writing
Big Idea:Students celebrate the completion of the unit by relfecting on what they have learned.
