
The Amish p.1-4
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Michelle Strauss
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Grade 4
Marking Period 3
Alternate Text Shared Reading
Week 21: The Amish
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Lesson 3
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Teaching Meaning Vocabulary
sim · ple (closed, consonant-l-e)
Simple is an adjective that means plain,
basic or uncomplicated.
- A math problem could seem simple.
- A home with tan walls and plain furniture could be
described as simple.
- Someone might choose to move away from a big city
to lead a more simple life.
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Multiple Select
What is a synonym for simple?
Find 2!
complicated
uncomplicated
elaborate
plain
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Teaching Meaning Vocabulary
com · mu · nit · y (closed, open, closed, open)
Community is a noun. It means a group of
people living in the same place or having
something in common.
- Our classroom could be considered a community.
- Where we live could be considered a community.
- If you are talking or writing about more than one
community, to make it plural, you change the y to i and add
-es. Community becomes communities.
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Multiple Choice
How many syllables are in the word, community?
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Multiple Choice
com-mu-nit-y
What syllable type is: mu
irregular
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First Focus
Think about how people living in an
Amish community lead a simple life.
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Choral Reading
I can use a
heading here!
While reading, I was asked to think about how people living in an Amish community lead to a simple life. I can use the heading "A Simple Life" on pg.3 to see that I can find details in the text and in the photograph about how they live a plain, basic, or uncomplicated life. I can summarize how they lead a simple life using the important details I found in this section.
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Hotspot
Identify what makes the Amish simple, or plain.
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Multiple Select
Why do the Amish wear plain clothes and ride in a buggy?
Choose more than one.
they don't like cars and fancy clothes
their religion tells them to live a simple life
they want to keep their way of life from changing
they are afraid of electricity
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Dropdown
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Open Ended
Let's review our First Focus!
How do people living in an Amish community lead a simple life?
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New Focus for Partner Reading
Think about how Amish communities
started in the United States.
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Open Ended
How were Amish communities started in North America?
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Let’s Talk About the Book!
1. Why did the Amish come to America?
2. Read the text and analyze the photograph
on page 2. Compare what you read and see to
how you and your family dress and travel.
3. How is the Amish community different from yours?
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Fill in the Blanks
The Amish came to North America to practice their
Type answer...
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Open Ended
Compare this photo from page 2 with how you and your family dress and travel.
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Multiple Choice
Why do the Amish live apart from other communities?
they don't like other communities
they want to stay away from all electricity
they want to keep their community from changing
their very poor and can't live like modern communities
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Anchor Chart
Amish LIfe
Meet the
Amish
A Simple Life
How Amish
Life Got
Started
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Open Ended
What are some reasons why Dennis likes living his simple, Amish life?
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Review Super Sentences
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Model Super Sentences: simple & community
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On Your Own
1. Use community and simple in super
sentences that summarize this section of the
text.
2. Explain why Amish life is simple.
3. Handwriting practice with new spelling
words.
4. Reread the text.
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Marking Period 3
Alternate Text Shared Reading
Week 21: The Amish
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