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Description
- Overview:
- Share the book Rattletrap Car by Phyllis Root and take an adventurous ride with a father, his three children and learn about the creative ways they "fix" their old car on their way to the lake on a hot day. A great introduction to alliterations. Included in the activity is read before, during, and after questions followed by a DO activity.
- Subject:
- Reading Literature
- Level:
- Lower Primary
- Grades:
- Grade 1
- Material Type:
- Activity/Lab
- Time Required:
- Less than 15 min
- Author:
- PAMELA PHELPS
- Date Added:
- 12/06/2019
- License:
-
Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial
- Language:
- English
- Media Format:
- Downloadable docs, Text/HTML
on Jun 01, 09:35am Evaluation
Motivation: Limited (1)
This lesson can promote creative thinking.
on Jun 01, 09:35am Evaluation
Accessibility: Very Weak (0)
From a digital lens, this lesson lacks accomodations for using technology.
on Jun 01, 09:35am Evaluation
Reliability: Very Weak (0)
From a digital lens, this lesson lacks technology.
on Jun 01, 09:35am Evaluation
Purpose: Very Weak (0)
From a digital lens, there is no technology use in this lesson.
on Jun 01, 09:35am Evaluation
Engagement: Very Weak (0)
Students may think creatively during this lesson.
on Jun 01, 09:35am Evaluation
Usability: Strong (2)
this resource could be made more user friendly for students by including a link to a video of the text.
As a literacy facilitator, I appreciate teaching students this age both the term alliteration and the practice it provides with identifying first sounds. Full alignment to depth and breadth of standard RL.1.c and partial alignment of standards RF.1.3 c. Has clear learning objectives that are achievable through completion of this resource. The alliteration activity provides student engagement that promotes the 4 Cs. Vocabulary and concepts presented are appropriate for the target audience. No assessment strategies have been indicated in the resource, so users should plan to add some type of assessment. The activity could be strengthened by providing structure for the discussion of the RL,1 questions...maybe question cards and student groupings or written prompts.