As a previous elementary SLMC, I can appreciate that this is targeted at a specific grade level. It would be great to have comparable lessons for other grade levels.

Partial integration of one or more information literacy strategies

Collaboration between SLMC & teachers can be added

Strengths: the lesson is organized and flows in a way that makes sense. I really appreciate that the lesson includes an "accessible handout" to accommodate students that need modifications.

Opportunities: There is an opportunity to incorporate a handout for students to follow along or have an activity to break up the monotony of the video.

Looking at this through the SLMC lens,
*Partial integration of one or more information literacy strategies
* Collaboration between SLMC & teachers can be added
*Strengths- Thorough lesson that touches on different aspects of questioning, details, inferring, etc... that is a definite struggle with 3rd graders.
*Opportunities: Long lesson that seems to drag on. This needs to be broken down into multiple day lessons so that it isn't too boring for students and they lose interest.

I'm a K-5 SLMC
* No information literacy strategies are integrated in subject content
* Collaboration between SLMC & teachers can be added
*Strengths: The topic and content would be good for flipped learning or review
*Opportunities: not sure if it's very reliable technology-wise. Kept freezing and when refreshed goes back to the beginning of the section.

A good aspect is that this is structured well.
*Partial integration of information literacy strategies.
*Collaboration between SLMC and teacher could be added.
*Strengths: would be great to use with students needing more practice in understanding implicit meaning in text
*Opportunities: Honestly, I found the videos to be a little boring and they kept getting stuck while playing. Not so sure how interesting 3rd graders would find this.