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Strategy suggestion: in the case of saving/typing troubles that so many kiddos had, keep sticky notes or a note pad handy so they can continue reading and working.

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Wow... Kids are really rephrasing and using Setting The Purpose.

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Thanks, Moni... that's what I was trying to say. Confusion was caused by the bold statement and the question above it.

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I agree with Tommy and Joey that the bolded statement and above question contradicted each other.

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Prior knowledge of compare/ contrast

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Children were naturally predicting and questioning the basis of the article.

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Nice visual solar system

Compare/ contrast define meteorite asteroid

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Started with a quick check for understanding about the "Red Planet."

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Laurie rush

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Double Click anywhere on the blue background to open a text box.

Under Title, write your Name and Grade

Under Write Something, start your comments, feedback and questions

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During the Modeling Session, please focus your observation on the areas below.

3 before, during and after reading strategy best practices I observed

2 strategies and/or resources I can start using tomorrow

1 thing you would like to learn more about in the program

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Video:  How to use Highlighting and Audio Tools - Step 2

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Video:  How to use Highlighting and Audio Tools - Step 2

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Lesson for Day - Rocks From the Red Planet

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Lesson for Day - Rocks From the Red Planet

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Article Summary
Scientists say rocks that fell to Earth in July 2011 are from Mars.
Lesson Objectives

Language Arts Focus: Comparison

Article Content:  Scientists are studying meteorites from Mars that landed in Morocco following a meteor shower in July of 2011.

Science Curriculum Connection: Careful investigation and new technology are constantly giving scientists better information about the planets in our Solar System.

Key Concepts

1. In July 2011, many people spotted a fireball in the sky. However, it wasn't until six months later that about 15 pounds of strange rocks were found in Morocco.

2. Scientists have determined that the rocks are meteorites from Mars. Scientists have named the rock Tissint and hope the meteorites can teach them more about Mars.

3. Finding rocks from Mars is rare, since known Martian meteorite falls happen only once every 50 years or so. All of the known Martian rocks on Earth add up to less than 240 pounds.

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Strategy Lesson

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Curriculum Key

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Rocks From the Red Planet_ Curriculum Key