Making Predictions Lesson 2
Making Predictions Lesson 2
Curriculum Components
Materials Required:
Chart paper with predicting
Big Ideas: To predict the story line, before, during and after.
notes
Ministry Expectations
Van Allsburgs pictures
Overall Expectations:
Chart paper and markers
- Oral Communication: listen in order to understand and
respond appropriately in a variety of situations for a variety of
purposes;
- Writing: generate, gather, and organize ideas and information
to write for an intended purpose and audience
Oral Communication: Listening to understanding:
1.2 demonstrate an understanding of appropriate listening behaviour by
using active listening strategies in a variety of situations
Making Inferences/Interpreting Texts:
1.5 use stated and implied information and ideas in oral texts to make
simple inferences and reasonable predictions, and support the inferences
with evidence from the text
Writing: Developing Ideas:
1.2 generate ideas about a potential topic, using a variety of strategies
and resources
Form :
2.1 write short texts using several simple forms
-Learning Goals/Social Goals
- Learning Goals
1. Making predictions through a picture by Van Allsburg; predicting
the before, during, and after, as if it were a picture book.
2. To get thinking of who, what, where, when and why
- Social Goals
1. Attentive listening.
2. Working co-operatively.
Prior Knowledge
- Making predictions through a picture book
- The five ws
Minds On
Explain Strategy and Rationale (any teacher information required)/Possible guiding questions.
(Mental Set)
Show them one of Van Allsburgs pictures and have them do a think-pair-share about their
Timing:
predictions on the picture. Have them thinking of the five ws
5-10 minutes
Have some students discuss what they talked about
Action:
Timing:
10 minutes
Consolidation
Timing:
5 minutes
Next Steps
Explain my predictions, including the before, during and after of the picture.
Use a different Van Allsburgs picture and keep it on display
Have students in their tribes, supply them with chart paper and as a group they can write their
predictions about what they think happened before, during, and after.
Discuss the five ws and how they could include that
Accommodation Consideration
-Prompts for students who need
Assessment Opportunities
Anecdotal notes
-Assessment of papers