5th Grade ELA
(8 Units, 111 Lessons)
Unit 2 - Tearing into Informational Text(9 Lessons)
Everyone Loves a Little Structure: Structures of Informational Text Overview5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
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Big Idea:Just like houses, nonfiction writing needs a solid structure to keep it from collapsing.
Ready, Set, Go! Chronological and Sequence Text Structure5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
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Big Idea:Writers have a plan of attack in mind when writing nonfiction pieces in time order.
Students At Work: Workstations for Chronological Text Structure5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
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Big Idea:Looking for a fun way to practice using the chronological text structure and enhance your reading?
Not Every Text Structure is Descriptive: How to Tell When a Text is Truly Describing 5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
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Big Idea:If a descriptive text structure just describes something, then wouldn't everything be descriptive? Well...not exactly.
Students At Work: Literacy Workstations for Descriptive Text Structure5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
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Big Idea:Listening to the teacher can be BORING! How about some time to read descriptive texts and work with root words on your own?!
Description and Chronological Formative5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
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Big Idea:Although nonfiction text structures can be similar, there are key distinguishing elements.
Hero or Not? Close reading of Biography to Support an Argument5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
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Big Idea:Congratulations! You have been selected to choose the world's next hero. Let's see if you have what it takes to choose wisely.
Hero or Not? Gathering More Information to Support an Argument5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
5th Grade ELA
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Big Idea:Think you can believe everything you read? Make sure you read closely to get valid details before making a choice.
Hero or Not? Using Multiple Print Sources to Make an Argument5th Grade ELA» Unit:Tearing into Informational Text
5th Grade ELA
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Tearing into Informational Text
Big Idea:Would a knight show up to battle without a sword? Get ready to be armed with the power of words in order to prove an argument.
