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    El Chupacabra (2nd)

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    This lesson plan outlines a 2nd grade Spanish and writing lesson where students will read the bilingual book "El Chupacabra" to learn Spanish vocabulary, then work in groups to write alternative endings to the story using the new words. Standards addressed include reading comprehension, speaking and listening skills, and writing narratives. Assessments include evaluating the students' written paragraphs and oral presentation of their alternative endings.

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    El Chupacabra (2nd)

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    This lesson plan outlines a 2nd grade Spanish and writing lesson where students will read the bilingual book "El Chupacabra" to learn Spanish vocabulary, then work in groups to write alternative endings to the story using the new words. Standards addressed include reading comprehension, speaking and listening skills, and writing narratives. Assessments include evaluating the students' written paragraphs and oral presentation of their alternative endings.

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    This lesson plan outlines a 2nd grade Spanish and writing lesson where students will read the bilingual book "El Chupacabra" to learn Spanish vocabulary, then work in groups to write alternative endings to the story using the new words. Standards addressed include reading comprehension, speaking and listening skills, and writing narratives. Assessments include evaluating the students' written paragraphs and oral presentation of their alternative endings.

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    El Chupacabra (2nd)

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    This lesson plan outlines a 2nd grade Spanish and writing lesson where students will read the bilingual book "El Chupacabra" to learn Spanish vocabulary, then work in groups to write alternative endings to the story using the new words. Standards addressed include reading comprehension, speaking and listening skills, and writing narratives. Assessments include evaluating the students' written paragraphs and oral presentation of their alternative endings.

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    Name: Lesson Grade/Subject:

    Sam Steel 2nd, Writing and Spanish

    School Site: N/A Lesson Topic: Est. Days for


    lesson/unit: 1
    Subjects addressed* 1)Spanish 2) Writing Narratives 3)Speaking and
    Listening
    1) 2) 3)

    Literacy Standards 1) CCSS.ELA- 2)CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.2.1.A 3)CCSS.ELA-


    Addressed: LITERACY.RL.2.2 Follow agreed-upon rules for LITERACY.W.2.3
    Recount stories, including discussions (e.g., gaining the floor in Write narratives in which
    fables and folktales from respectful ways, listening to others they recount a well-
    diverse cultures, and with care, speaking one at a time elaborated event or short
    determine their central about the topics and texts under sequence of events,
    message, lesson, or discussion). include details to describe
    moral. actions, thoughts, and
    feelings, use temporal
    words to signal event
    order, and provide a sense
    of closure.
    Other Standards 1) 2) 3)
    Addressed:
    If you used pre- 1) 2) 3)
    existing lesson/unit
    plans, add links here:
    (so others can view)
    If you taught or plan to 1) How book was read/ how 2) Make necessary
    teach this lesson in a activity was run would depend accommodations for
    real classroom – on behaviors on classroom. students based on
    discuss it here. needs.

    · List Lesson Goals:(Should relate to Standards addressed in this lesson and should be assessed)
    1. Lesson Goal 1: After reading El Chupacabra, TSWBAT learn three words in spanish and
    what they mean.
    2. Lesson Goal 2: Working in small groups, TSWBAT write a paragraph with at least 5
    complete sentences.

    · List Materials and Technology Resources needed for the Lesson:


    ● 1 copy of the book “El Chupacabra” by Adam Rubin
    ● Pencils and pencils for the class

    A. STARTING THE LESSON

    · Review previous (days) lesson/assess previous learning:


    ● N/A
    · Describe -Setting the stage for learning:
    ● Students will come to the carpet for the read aloud. After the book they will return to their
    desk clusters and work on their paragraphs.

    · Warm-up Activity:
    ● Teacher will gather all students on carpet for read aloud.
    ● Before starting TW ask students if they have ever heard of the legend of el chupacabra. If
    yes, TW take 2-3 responses. If no, TW briefly explain the legend.
    ● TW let the students know that the book is written in English and Spanish. The pictures
    will help them to understand the text as well. 

    B. Teaching THE LESSON
    Lesson Activities:
    ● TW read El Chupacabra by Adam Rubin to the students.
    ● Check for understanding as we read the book, explain any confusion by story being told
    in two languages
    ○ Chupacabra= goat sucker
    ● At the end of the story, do another quick check for understanding
    ○ Who is the Chupacabra?
    ○ What happened to the goats?
    ○ What did the chupacabra do at the end of the story?
    ● TW ask students what new works they learned in Spanish/ how did they know what those
    words ment.
    ● TW collect student responses and make a chart on the board that translates the words.
    ● TW have students return to their desks.
    ● TW give directions to the students “Working in your desk groups, you will write an
    alternative ending to the story. What would happen if the Chupacabra didn't help the
    goats? What would have happened if the chupacabra became too full to help? What if he
    tried to help but the goats did not get smaller? Try to use the words we have translated
    together in your writing, just like the author of the book did.
    ● TW give students 30 mins to work as a group to come up with a different ending for the
    story. TW rove and assist students.

    C. LESSON CLOSURE
    ● TW have the students share ending with the rest of the class. They will get to read it aloud if they
    are comfortable.

    Lesson Assessments: If not all students met lesson objectives – plans for remediation:
    ● Writing- The teacher will collect the writings from the students and add them to the students
    portfolios. Teachers can also use the writing continuum or writing rubric to assess the student
    writing and plan goals for each student based on the results.
    ● Speaking and Listening: Teacher will assess how students are listening to the read-aloud,
    working with their peers, and reading their alternative endings aloud to the class.
    ● If students are not understanding the lesson the teacher can:
    ○ Write one alternative ending whole group and have the rest of the class follow along
    ○ Have the students complete a drawing to support the whole class alternative ending
    ○ Write more works in Spanish on the board for the students to use.
    Lesson Extension/Homework:
    ● No homework will be assigned with this lesson.

    Teacher Reflection:
    ● TTW walk around to check student progress while the students are working
    ● TTW reflect on how the reading went, as well a s group work and what students need additional
    practice with in regards to their writing.

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