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Describe in depth a character, setting, or event in a story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text (e.g., a character's thoughts, words, or actions).

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+ identify the character, setting, and/or event

+ identify specific details about the characters, setting, and/or event\

+ Describe a character, setting, or event using a character's thoughts, words, or actions using evidence from the text

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Plot diagram quiz to assess student knowledge of different story elements

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This is a one-page, 13 point assessment on the following standard: RL.4.3 Plot sequence...

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Assess student knowledge of a character in a specific story.

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This assessment is aligned with the common core RL.4.3 to assess character. The assessment can be used with any book the student is reading. This is quick and easy way for teachers to see if the student has mastered the skill.

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This assessment is aligned with the common core RL.4.3 to assess character. The assessment can be used with any book the student is reading. This is quick and easy way for teachers to see if the student has mastered the skill.

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The Wild Robot
This is a story commonly read in fourth grade. It tells a tale of survival of a robot named Roz.

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Talk about the story, asking students to refer to specific characters and details in the story.

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+ describe
+ specific details
+ character
+ setting
+ location
+ environment
+ sequence
+ major/minor event
+ dialogue

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Assess student knowledge of setting in a specific story.

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This assessment is aligned with the common core RL.4.3 to assess setting. The assessment can be used with any book the student is reading. This is quick and easy way for teachers to see if the student has mastered the skill.

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This assessment is aligned with the common core RL.4.3 to assess setting. The assessment can be used with any book the student is reading. This is quick and easy way for teachers to see if the student has mastered the skill.

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Seat ELLs with students at similar ability levels. Heterogeneous language groups give ELLs opportunities to witness and engage with authentic English language speakers.

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During the lesson, I will spend extra time with my ELL students to ensure that they are on the right track.

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Seat special needs students by ability. Students will hearing or sight differences may have accommodations made, such as reading the story on the computer where the text can be enlarged or the background color can be changed. I will also pull a small group to the back table during mainstream assessment to work through any problem areas.

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As we read through The Wild Robot, we will review and relearn the elements of this standard, enhancing each student's familiarity with the concepts.

Worksheet quizzes and discussions can be repeated as necessary until we are ready to move on. Thankfully, this standard is one which can be worked into our daily schedule fairly easily.