NC.ELA.RI.6.4
North Carolina English Language Arts Standards
Grade 6
Learning Domain: Reading: Informational Text
Standard: Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text; analyze the impact of a specific word choice on meaning.
Degree of Alignment:
2 Strong
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NC.DLS.EL.1.c
North Carolina Digital Learning Standards
Grades K-12
Learning Domain: Empowered Learner
Standard: Students use technology to seek feedback that informs and improves their practice and to demonstrate their learning in a variety of ways.
Degree of Alignment:
Not Rated
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on Jun 07, 11:00am Evaluation
Accessibility: Limited (1)
this resource can be modified for students with modifications for shorter assignments and allows for frequent breaks btwn tasks.
on Jun 07, 11:00am Evaluation
Reliability: Superior (3)
Technology features appear to work across a wide range of major browsers thus creating equity for digital learning.
on Jun 07, 11:00am Evaluation
Purpose: Strong (2)
This resource has valuable technology features including embedded answer choices for students to select from to monitor their understanding of context clues and provides immediate student feedback.
on Jun 07, 11:00am Evaluation
Engagement: Strong (2)
This resource promotes critical thinking because it includes collaboration as a class if assigned to discuss context clue content and submit student feedback.
As we know vocabulary is an important part in learning to read. Students especially need a strong foundation with vocabulary skills for comprehension. Students will not understand what they are reading without knowing what most of the words mean. Although I am a 3rd Grade Teacher I like the structure of this resource because it could be loaded to Google Classroom and when students rotate small group centers they could watch the presentation independently on their own devices. I also like how the resource have students to really dig in the text by using the words around, over and under the word to help them figure out the meaning of the unknown words. I love this!
This lesson would be great for online learning. Students can go back and forth as needed.
I liked how it moved slowly, but I wish there was more student practice throughout.
I like the way this resource broke down each part of context clues. I like that it is interactive with student participation.
We have the context clue standard for 3rd grade and I like the first few slides for description of types of context clues. It would be too lengthy for 3rd grade but the visuals and pieces would be a great start.