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2) Level Appropriate
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Define the audience & Curriculum connection (collaborative partner, grade level, department etc...)

Share a brief scenario of the class- (opportunities to differentiate instruction)

define the expected learning outcome for the student and how you incorporated the states of inquiry,

discuss how you will effectively assess the student learning

Other items you feel are important to share regarding your Unit Plan.

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MLIS Working Plan of Study with Hallmark TEMPLATE

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November 17 or December 1

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In an effort to give you the best presentation experience, I am offering you the opportunity to choose the night you want to present your unit plan. The goal is to have everyone leave this class with a great developed resource of unit plans at all levels. Please sign up for the night you wish to present.

*NOTE: The first 12 that sign up for each night will have their pick. I will share the list of each nights presenters in our next class. Please sign up prior to class next week.

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In an effort to give you the best presentation experience, I am offering you the opportunity to choose the night you want to present your unit plan. The goal is to have everyone leave this class with a great developed resource of unit plans at all levels.

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Grade: 6th-8th Grade
Topic: Citations via Claims/Arguments

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Inquiry Unit Plan Claims and Argumentative Essays Alondra Ruiz

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7th Grade ELA:
Argument and Persuasive Writing

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Check out this presentation designed by Alyssa Papia.

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8th Grade ELA: Research; Creating an Infographic

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Sixth Grade- Solar System Research Unit

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Lesson Overview

This unit was created in collaboration with the 6th grade English department. I was approached about creating lessons that will help students with learning and understanding research skills. Each of the sixth grade teachers thought that this was important information students needed to know about in regards to their upcoming research unit. However, none of them felt they had the right amount of class time to dedicate to the subject. So they asked me for assistance.

Click Here to view Unit Plan.

Formative Assessments are included with every lesson. Tools used were NearPod, Poll Everywhere, a Rubric and checklist. Final Projects will be graded by the classroom teacher and the school librarian using a rubric they create together.

Brittany Weston

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This unit was created in collaboration with the 6th grade English department. I was approached about creating lessons that will help students with learning and understanding research skills. Each of the sixth grade teachers thought that this was important information students needed to know about in regards to their upcoming research unit.

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https://www.smore.com/j1ftx

Third Grade
Folktale Unit

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This lesson is being done with a group of fifteen third grade students. These lessons will be focused on supporting Ms. Seahawk's class upcoming reading unit: "Traditional Tales and World Cultures." These will be done in three 45 minute lessons as a supplement to what is going on in the classroom. Ms. Seahawk expressed she would like to have folktales from all over the world that really represent where her students are from.

The class has

15 students

3 receive EC services

2 receive ELL services

10 females and 5 males

3 Asian students

2 Black students

3 Hispanic students

2 Multiracial students

5 white students

This class needs lots of visuals and modeling and time to complete activities.

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Folktales Around the World - Third Grade Inquiry Unit Plan - Chelsea Robinette by Chelsea Robinette | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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9th Grade
ELA
Epic Heroes and Hero's Journey

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The following is a lesson plan based on the 9th grade NC Curriculum. This particular piece of the unit encompasses the epic hero, hero cycle, and parts of written by Homer. Students will learn about each of these topics and through hands-on and computer activities. The following lessons would be an introduction to a larger Greek unit that explores mythology and The Odyssey in more depth.

Both the English teacher and the media specialist will be involved in the lesson plans that surround this unit. Each teacher has special abilities and knowledge to bring to the table of learning. With the background knowledge from literature, the English teacher knows the content, but with the special media knowledge that comes from the media specialist, together they can work as a team to really create something special.

Again, this is an introduction to a larger unit. This would just be the first week of the unit. This particular lesson covers four-five days of 90-minute blocks (give or take - some of the parts of this lesson could take longer than the predicted time; teacher/SLMC should be flexible with the time that they are using in class). Time would be spent in both the classroom with the English teacher and time in the media center with the media specialist. After this week of introductory materials, the students should go into the unit with the background knowledge that will assist them in their learning.

The following lessons are catered for a CP (college prep) or Honors high school English class. The racial divide is minimum, but the socio-economic and academic levels are extremely different. There will need to be differentiation when taking into consideration the classes that are inclusion level. All lessons can be adjusted as needed.

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The following is a lesson plan based on the 9th grade NC Curriculum. This particular piece of the unit encompasses the epic hero, hero cycle, and parts of written by Homer. Students will learn about each of these topics and through hands-on and computer activities.

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5th Grade- Weather Unit (clouds, weather instruments, and weather forecasting)

https://sites.google.com/uncg.edu/inquiry-unit-plan-presentation/home

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3rd Grade Science: Human Body Systems

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Collaborative Unit Plan | Piktochart Visual Editor

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2nd Grade Inquiry Unit
Social Studies
Citizenship

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Citizenship - 2nd Grade Inquiry Unit by Mrs. Mirabelli | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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First Grade--Diverse Culture Celebrations part of the Social Studies UbD
Lesson: Using NC Wise Owl Britannica to research a diverse cultural celebration.
Assessment tool: Rubric
Lesson Plan attached in the Store

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Diverse Culture Celebrations - First Grade Inquiry Unit by Margaret Cuthbertson | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for individual educators, schools and districts

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3rd Grade
ELA
Text Features

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Text Features for in the Library
3rd grade inquiry

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2nd Grade Weather Data Unit Lesson

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What About the Weather?
2nd Grade Inquiry Unit

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Level: 6th Grade (However can be used with 7-8th as well)
Topic: Research Unit on Global Issues and Youth Activism
Students form groups based on a global issue that they are concerned about. The groups research about the issue and learn about 2-3 young people who are addressing this issue and making change. The groups will then create a podcast that discusses their conclusions about the essential questions as they pertain to their topic.

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Kindergarten
Science
Bird Inquiry

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The Science of Sound, Music & Technology

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Grade- 6th-8th grade adaptive
Topic Animal Habitat Research Project

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5th Grade Economics

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5th Grade Economics- An Inquiry Unit Plan

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Read this free ebook by Cara Babitz. Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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First Grade Living Organisms

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Living Things Inquiry: Pumpkins
A First Grade Collaborative Inquiry Unit

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6th Grade Lesson for Heat Transfer

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The Class and Differentiation

The students that make up this class consist of general ed. There are many students who are in an English as a second language. To help students who might struggle with understanding new science based vocabulary, many of the activities in this lesson are accompanied with images. There are also suggestions for alternative readings, and tools to assist with other language barriers.

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The students that make up this class consist of general ed. There are many students who are in an English as a second language. To help students who might struggle with understanding new science based vocabulary, many of the activities in this lesson are accompanied with images.

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Grade 6: Inquiry Unit Plan - Identify a Problem (A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park), Create a Useful Solution, Document using Book Creator
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1prxuol_riaGWIfdHOsT-FIQuHKMkWGldFCvhO7iYgX4/edit?usp=sharing

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Serviss, Tiffany LIS 654: Inquiry Unit Plan 

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Let's Get Poppin'
5th Grade
Science- Heat Transfer
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tddJUibfU0AYWsdIDXoff6i8RLL4dVK1oeE-
0ccVGQM/edit?usp=sharing

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4th Grade Social Studies-Early Settlers of NC

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This unit was designed for a 4th grade class of 19 students at a Title I school. Student academic abilities range from 2 years below grade level to gifted. Students have become adept at using digital resources during the pandemic, and enjoy doing so. Most of the resources provided in these lessons are digital, and students will have choice in selecting their topics and final products. Many of the resources provided have a read-aloud option, and students have the Snap&Read app on their Chromebooks to assist with difficult texts. The classroom teacher is in an exchange program from London, and she feels unsure about teaching North Carolina History, though she is excited to learn and facilitate student learning.

All lessons in this unit are designed to be completed in about 20 minutes to accommodate a 40 minute weekly library visit including materials checkout time. Lessons and activities are accessible to students digitally at any time.

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High School
Physical Science -- Waves

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Welcome to my website for my final project in LIS 654! Read below for more background information about my unit plan. Click the links above to view the actual lesson plans and resources. Happy Reading!

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6th-grade ELA Collaborative Unit for the book, Cleopatra Rules!

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My lessons are for first graders to enhance their social studies curriculum on maps.

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Maps and Globes in First Grade - Three part lesson by Rachel Stinehelfer | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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7-8th grade students/ Life Science Collaboration

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Logan Heintzleman

Intended for 2nd but appropriate for 2-5

Social studies, historical people