Grade 7

Language · Unit 10 of 12

Developing Ideas and Organizing Content — Full Unit

5 lessons


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Description

All 5 lessons are complete — name the topic, purpose, and audience for a text before we plan it, generate ideas about a topic using more than one strategy, gather information from more than one source on a topic, sort ideas and information into clear groups, and name the strategies and tools we used to develop ideas and organize content.

Every lesson comes with a full teaching set: a lesson plan, a worksheet, homework, and a handout. The unit also includes 5 exit cards, 2 quizzes, a project, and an assignment.

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What's in this unit

  1. 1

    Plan

    5 lesson plans, each one 40-minute period, with what to say and what to watch for.

  2. 2

    Slides

    The lesson on the board, one step at a time, with each answer on the next slide.

  3. 3

    Printouts

    A worksheet, a handout and homework for every lesson.

  4. 4

    Assessment

    5 exit cards, 2 quizzes, a project, an assignment.

  5. 5

    Answer keys

    At the back of every worksheet, homework and assessment.

The 5 lessons

  1. 1The Right Fit: Matching a Text to Its Audiencename the topic, purpose, and audience for a text before we plan it and judge whether a text's form, genre, and medium actually fit its purpose and audience
  2. 2Where Ideas Actually Come Fromgenerate ideas about a topic using more than one strategy and develop one idea with real, specific detail instead of leaving it vague
  3. 3Can You Trust That Source?gather information from more than one source on a topic and judge whether a source is fair, high-quality, and trustworthy
  4. 4From Pile to Plansort ideas and information into clear groups and put those groups into an order that fits our text's form, genre, and medium
  5. 5What Actually Helpedname the strategies and tools we used to develop ideas and organize content and compare how well different strategies and tools actually worked for us
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  • One numbered zip per lesson: lesson plan, worksheet, homework, handout and a one-page lesson read-me
  • A zip for the 5 exit cards; a zip for the assessments: 2 quizzes, a project, and an assignment
  • Every file as a print-ready PDF and an editable Word document; the lesson plan also as a PowerPoint deck to project

In every lesson

  • Lesson plan
  • Worksheet
  • Homework
  • Handout

For the whole unit

  • 5 exit cards
  • 2 quizzes
  • A project
  • An assignment
  • Every format included — PDF, DOCX & PPTX
  1. The Right Fit: Matching a Text to Its Audience
  2. Where Ideas Actually Come From
  3. Can You Trust That Source?
  4. From Pile to Plan
  5. What Actually Helped
  • Each lesson fits one 40-minute period; the plan is written for a substitute to teach cold
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  • Answer keys on the teacher pages at the end of every worksheet, homework and assessment
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