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    Frayer Model Chronolgy

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    The document provides an example of a completed Frayer model about the word "chronology". A Frayer model is a graphic organizer used to define a concept. In this example, chronology is defined as the sequence of events that take place within a given story or span of time. Key characteristics are provided, such as events following a distinct pattern from one time frame to the next. Examples of chronology, such as timelines, are given. Non-examples, like telling a story's events backwards or using flashbacks, are also identified.

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    Frayer Model Chronolgy

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    The document provides an example of a completed Frayer model about the word "chronology". A Frayer model is a graphic organizer used to define a concept. In this example, chronology is defined as the sequence of events that take place within a given story or span of time. Key characteristics are provided, such as events following a distinct pattern from one time frame to the next. Examples of chronology, such as timelines, are given. Non-examples, like telling a story's events backwards or using flashbacks, are also identified.

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    The document provides an example of a completed Frayer model about the word "chronology". A Frayer model is a graphic organizer used to define a concept. In this example, chronology is defined as the sequence of events that take place within a given story or span of time. Key characteristics are provided, such as events following a distinct pattern from one time frame to the next. Examples of chronology, such as timelines, are given. Non-examples, like telling a story's events backwards or using flashbacks, are also identified.

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    Frayer Model Chronolgy

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    The document provides an example of a completed Frayer model about the word "chronology". A Frayer model is a graphic organizer used to define a concept. In this example, chronology is defined as the sequence of events that take place within a given story or span of time. Key characteristics are provided, such as events following a distinct pattern from one time frame to the next. Examples of chronology, such as timelines, are given. Non-examples, like telling a story's events backwards or using flashbacks, are also identified.

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    Example

    Frayer Model
    Word:
    DEFINITION CHARACTERISTICS

    EXAMPLES/MODELS NON-EXAMPLES
    Frayer Model
    Word: Chronology
    DEFINITION CHARACTERISTICS

    The sequence of events that take place within Follows a distinct pattern of events from one
    a given story or span of time. time frame to the next.

    The beginning of the chronology has to start


    with the first part of the sequence and end with
    the last part.

    Chronology can be any unit of time rather that


    be past, present, or future.

    Can refer to either the storyline or can refer to


    the publishing order of books or movies.

    Has a specific and identifiable logical order

    EXAMPLES/MODELS NON-EXAMPLES

    Timeline Telling about the events of your day but


    working backwards, such as starting with
    Written accounts that explain events from things you did in the evening, then in the
    beginning, middle, and end, such as diaries afternoon, then in the morning.
    made on the Mayflower voyage to the New
    World. A tv show or movie that uses a lot of
    flashbacks to tell a story is not telling the story
    The sequence to watch a particular movie or in the chronology of how the events
    tv show in, does one watch Star Wars in the happened. To view the story in the events in
    chronology of when they were released, which they occurred, one would need to watch
    Episodes IV,V,VI,I,II,III,VII,Rouge One, or does all the flashback scenes, first, and then watch
    one watch them in chronology of the story, the scenes that are taking place in present
    Episodes I,II,III, Rogue One, IV,V,VI,VII day, and then any scene that is supposed to
    take place in the future.

    Sometimes one can read a book or turn on the


    tv and watch an episode that is out of order of
    how the series is intended to be watched. For
    example, reading or watching the Return of
    the King in Lord of the Rings would be doing
    so out of chronology.

    Reading in the Content Area Name___Joshua Mathews


    Rubric for scoring Strategies Strategy__Frayer model
    Word: Chronology Grade: 6

    1 point 2 points
    Strategy Type Strategy is Strategy is identified,
    identified, mostly correctly applied,
    accurate, may have complete and accurate.
    minor deficiencies.
    Content Area Connection is made Content and grade
    to the content area level are both
    you will be teaching identified on the
    in. template and example.
    Blank Template Strategy is typed A blank template is
    neatly, well provided. Neat,
    organized, and easy organized,
    to understand. professional.
    Completed Example Strategy is typed A completed example
    neatly, well is provided. Neat,
    organized, and easy organized,
    to understand. professional.
    Grammar & Minor errors in No recognizable errors
    Spelling spelling and in spelling and
    grammar may exist. grammar occur.

    Total Points __10_/10 possible

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