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GLO 1 – Students will listen, speak, read, write, view and represent to explore thoughts, ideas, feelings
and experiences.
GLO 2 – Students will listen, speak, read, write, view and represent to comprehend and respond
personally and critically to oral, print and other media texts.
GLO 3 – Students will listen, speak, read, write, view and represent to manage ideas and information.
Understandings: Essential Questions:
Students will understand that…
The format of a 5-paragraph essay. SLO 1.1 – Discover and Explore. Express ideas
The different components of a 5- and develop understanding.
paragraph essay. SLO 1.2 – Clarify and Extend. Combine Ideas.
How to write a proper thesis statement SLO 2.1 – Use strategies and cues. Use prior
How to write a proper essay with all knowledge.
components. SLO 2.2 – Respond to texts.
How to form an argument based off a SLO 2.3 – Understand forms, elements and
topic/question posed. techniques. Understand techniques and
How to research to defend their elements. Experiment and language.
argument. SLO 2.4 – Create original text. Generate ideas.
How to edit their own and others Structure texts.
writing. SLO 3.1 – Plan and focus. Focus attention.
How to use an editing guide/checklist Determine information needs. Plan to gather
to edit their own or others work. information.
SLO 3.3 – Organize, record and evaluate.
Organize information.
SLO 3.4 – Share ideas and information
Individual Thesis Statement Writing Goldilocks and the Three Bears Transitions
(homework) – Class 4.5 (extra thesis Workbook – Class 1 Formative
statement class) Formative Group Thesis Statement Writing – Class 2
How-To Write a 5-Paragraph Essay Guide Formative
– Class 10 & 11 (HW) Summative Editing Introductory Paragraphs – Class 4
Final 5-Paragraph Essay – Class 14 (HW) Formative
Summative Individual Thesis Statement Writing (in-class) –
Class 4 Formative
Group Body Paragraphs – Class 5 Formative
Individual Body Paragraphs – Class 6 Formative
Peer-Editing Body Paragraphs –Class 6 Formative
Formative Assessments
Learning Goldilocks Group Individual Peer Individual TEDtalk
Editing Group Body Observation
Title Transitions Thesis Body Editing Thesis Viewing
Outcome Booklet Writing
Paragraph Paragraph
Paragraph Paragraph Writing Sheets
& Discussion
s Type Formative
(Formative/Summative Formative Formative Formative Formative Formative Formative Formative Formative
)
Summative Assessments
5-Paragraph Essay Planning Editing Final
Title How-To Guide
Learning Essay Guide Essay
Outcomes Type
(Formative/Summative)
Summative Summative Summative Summative
Weighting 25 40 20 15
Lesson: We will begin with a review of what we have already learnt. Then we will move into activities
on introductory paragraphs and thesis statements again. If students need more thesis help we will go
over that in detail again. Discuss the editing process of the sample paragraphs as a class.
Resources: Introductory Paragraph Slideshow. Sample Introductory Paragraph. Introductory Paragraph
Editing Guide.
Activity: Students will individually edit the sample introductory paragraph, using the editing guide if
needed. Students will then write a thesis statement off a topic given.
Assessment: Formative: Observation of and discussion with class. Review thesis statements written to
see if we need to focus on it more or if they have a good understanding.
Lesson: We will focus on covering conclusion paragraphs during this class. Go through the slideshow
explaining the conclusion paragraph and its importance.
Activity: Students will write a concluding sentence on a given topic as if they had written an entire essay
on said topic. Sentence needs to be a strong finish to the ‘essay.’ If students are done early they can
start working on the ‘How-To Guide’
Resources: Conclusion Paragraph Slideshow. How-To Guide Handout
Assessment: Formative: observation of and discussion with students during class time. Review of
students concluding sentence.
Summative: How-To guide will be taken in for summative marking based off a rubric.
writing a full conclusion paragraph, but due to time this may not happen. Students will have to write a
full conclusion paragraph, a thesis statement and the three points they would make in this essay.
Assessment: Formative: observation of and discussion with students during class time. Conclusion
paragraph writing will be reviewed if it gets done.
Summative: How-To guides will be taken in for summative marks. Based off a rubric.