Reading
| Comprehension | Writing | The War of 1812 | James Madison | Star
Spangled Banner | Battle of Baltimore | Battle of New Orleans | Fort
McHenry | Special Education. Daily Lessons to teach American History while also improving essential reading and writing skills!
Take students on a journey... back
in time to the early 1800's. Even though America had won its
independence, all is not friendly between America and Great Britain...
In fact, Great Britain is still pretty upset! This is the beginning of
the War of 1812. This is the era of battles, cannons, and the "Rockets
Red Glare... the Bombs Bursting In Air..." This dramatic time, is a
pivotal moment in American history...
This slice from our Daily American History series covers the important events of the Battle of 1812. These dramatic and dangerous events were instrumental in the continuing development of our nation. See product preview to see more sample pages!
EASY-TO-READ LESSONS:
Tackle
social studies topics while simultaneously focusing on improving
essential reading and writing skills. To aid comprehension, font sizes
are larger, and a words-to-know section is included to help
students get familiar with any challenging vocabulary that may be found
in a story. Lessons use short, easy-to-read sentences, a lower 4th-5th
grade reading level, simple vocabulary, and repetition/review.
DAILY MINI-LESSONS:
Each
three-part lesson is divided into small, manageable, daily
mini-lessons. Skill-based reading and writing exercises follow each
mini-lesson and are designed to help students understand what they have
read and retain key historical information. To encourage students to
read and then re-read the text, there is a “locating the information”
activity at the bottom of each story page. This simple exercise helps to
reinforce key facts from the story.
CAPTIVATING ILLUSTRATIONS:
Keep
students engaged in their learning with the historical illustrations
and photos that are sprinkled throughout the lessons. This strong
picture-text correspondence has been proven to improve overall
comprehension and reading enjoyment.
TEACHING GUIDE & ENRICHMENT IDEAS:
To help you and your students get the most out of these lessons, an in-depth teacher guide, important people and places lists, words-to-know lists, enrichment ideas,
and answer key are also included. Enrichment Ideas offer suggestions
for discussion, research, and higher level comprehension questions.
READABILITY:
A
specific challenge for this book was being true to history while
simplifying the content. An effort was made to create stories that were
rich with important historical information, yet on a level that would be
understood by those students reading below grade level. To accomplish
this, short sentences, simple explanations, and plenty of repetition
were used whenever possible.
Reading Level: 4.0 - 5.5
Interest Level: 4 - 12
Page Count: 18
Answer Key
Daily American History - THE WAR OF 1812 Reading Comprehension & Writing Lessons
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Reading
| Comprehension | Writing | The War of 1812 | James Madison | Star
Spangled Banner | Battle of Baltimore | Battle of New Orleans | Fort
McHenry | Special Education. Daily Lessons to teach American History while also improving essential reading and writing skills!
Take students on a journey... back
in time to the early 1800's. Even though America had won its
independence, all is not friendly between America and Great Britain...
In fact, Great Britain is still pretty upset! This is the beginning of
the War of 1812. This is the era of battles, cannons, and the "Rockets
Red Glare... the Bombs Bursting In Air..." This dramatic time, is a
pivotal moment in American history...
This slice from our Daily American History series covers the important events of the Battle of 1812. These dramatic and dangerous events were instrumental in the continuing development of our nation. See product preview to see more sample pages!
EASY-TO-READ LESSONS:
Tackle
social studies topics while simultaneously focusing on improving
essential reading and writing skills. To aid comprehension, font sizes
are larger, and a words-to-know section is included to help
students get familiar with any challenging vocabulary that may be found
in a story. Lessons use short, easy-to-read sentences, a lower 4th-5th
grade reading level, simple vocabulary, and repetition/review.
DAILY MINI-LESSONS:
Each
three-part lesson is divided into small, manageable, daily
mini-lessons. Skill-based reading and writing exercises follow each
mini-lesson and are designed to help students understand what they have
read and retain key historical information. To encourage students to
read and then re-read the text, there is a “locating the information”
activity at the bottom of each story page. This simple exercise helps to
reinforce key facts from the story.
CAPTIVATING ILLUSTRATIONS:
Keep
students engaged in their learning with the historical illustrations
and photos that are sprinkled throughout the lessons. This strong
picture-text correspondence has been proven to improve overall
comprehension and reading enjoyment.
TEACHING GUIDE & ENRICHMENT IDEAS:
To help you and your students get the most out of these lessons, an in-depth teacher guide, important people and places lists, words-to-know lists, enrichment ideas,
and answer key are also included. Enrichment Ideas offer suggestions
for discussion, research, and higher level comprehension questions.
READABILITY:
A
specific challenge for this book was being true to history while
simplifying the content. An effort was made to create stories that were
rich with important historical information, yet on a level that would be
understood by those students reading below grade level. To accomplish
this, short sentences, simple explanations, and plenty of repetition
were used whenever possible.
Reading Level: 4.0 - 5.5
Interest Level: 4 - 12
Page Count: 18
Answer Key