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Get ready for
ReadyGenWriting
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Performance BasedAssessments
As we mentioned last time, your child will
be completing a Performance Based
Assessment this month.Their teachers are preparing them daily for
this culminating task.
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Performance BasedAssessments: Kindergarten
Choose one animal from Make Way for Ducklings or AHouse for Hermit Crab. Then write a story about how the
animal chose its home and why the animal chose to leave it.
Remember to:
tell about one event from the story
put the details in order of how the event happened explain how the animal reacted to the event
You will share your stories with the class when you are
finished.
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Performance BasedAssessments: 1stGradeHow can we be so different and feel so much alike? mused Flitter.
And how can we feel so different and be so much alike?wondered Pip.
I think this is quite a mystery, Flap chirped.
I agree, said Stellaluna. But were friends. And thats a fact.
Think about the themes and lessons you learned from the
characters in Stellaluna and Dragons and Giants. Then
think about yourself and when you learned the meaning of
friendship. Next, write a narrative about a friendship.Remember to:
recount two or more appropriately sequenced events.
include some details about what happened.
use temporal words to signal event order.
provide some sense of closure.
Then share your writing with the class orally or by posting your work.
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Time to see what yourchild is learning
We are going back in time. You are now second graders.
This is an example of what your child will be doing during
their writing block
Enjoy!
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Performance Based
Assessment: 2nd Grade
Task:THE LESSONS OF JOHNNY APPLESEED
Children will consider Johnny Appleseed and the five lessons
he taught: use what you have, share what you have, respect
nature, try to make peace, and you can reach your destination
by taking small steps.Children will choose one of the five lessons and write their
opinion of why they think this lesson is still important to follow
in todays world. Children will explain how Johnny lived by this
lesson and how they can, too. Children will support their
opinion with reasons.
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Johnny AppleseedBy Lola M. Shaefer
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Review
Authors give reasonsthat
support their opinions.
Reasons and explanations
help writers make their
message clear and explainwhy they think or feel as they
do.
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Johnny
AppleseedIn the story, the author gives
evidence to support the
nickname Johnny
Appleseed.
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Johnny
Appleseed-collecting apple seeds
-planting the seeds
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Johnny
Appleseed-collecting apple seeds
-planting the seeds
-growing apple trees
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Johnny
Appleseed-collecting apple seeds
-planting the seeds
-growing apple trees
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Johnny
AppleseedThese reasons all help us understand
how Johnny got his nickname. The
strong examples the author usesconvince readers that Johnny
Appleseed is a good nickname for a
man who spent his life growing appletrees.
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An apple a day keeps
the doctor away!
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An apple a day keeps
the doctor away!
I like apples.Apples are a fruit.
My mom puts an apple in my lunch
every day.
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An apple a day keeps
the doctor away!
I like apples.Apples are a fruit.
My mom puts an apple in my lunch
every day.
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An apple a day keeps
the doctor away!
Apples contain Vitamin A and C,which are good for your body.
Apples contain fiber, which is
important to your body.
Crunching an apple after a meal
helps clean your teeth.
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An apple a day keeps
the doctor away!
Apples contain Vitamin A and C,which are good for your body.
Apples contain fiber, which is
important to your body.
Crunching an apple after a meal
helps clean your teeth.
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Convention of
the Day! John planted apple trees.
The settlers planted apple trees.
John and the settlers planted apple trees.
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Convention of
the Day! John loved reading.
The settlers loved reading.
John and the settlers loved reading.
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Shared
WritingKeep in mind our essential question:
How do writers use reasonsto
supportopinions about
events and experiences?
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State an Opinion
Is Johnny Appleseed a good
nickname for John
Chapman?
What is a good opening
statement?
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Brainstorm
What are some reasons to
support our opinion?
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Lets Write!
Johnny Appleseed is the perfect nickname for a
man who spent his life growing apples. As soon
as John Chapman got to Pennsylvania, he began
gathering apple seeds. He used these seeds togrow apple trees in Pennsylvania. He also shared
apple seeds and trees with settlers. He continued
sharing apple seeds and growing apple trees in
Ohio and Indiana. He brought apple trees toevery place that he lived. Johnny Appleseed is
just the right nickname for someone who spread
apples across the country because it shows how
he changed his community and impacted the
development of the landscape.
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Your turn!
Go to page 68. Reread the message on Johnny
Appleseeds gravestone.
Write an opinion statement that states whether
you agree with the message or disagree with themessage. If you do, explain why. If do you do not,
what message would you put instead, and why?
Remember:
-state an opinion-use linking words (because, and, also) to connect
opinions
-provide a concluding statement or sentence
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Question Time
