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Read-Aloud Anthology - EngageNY

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Lesson Objectives<br />

Armored Tanks<br />

7<br />

of the Insect World Core Content Objectives<br />

Students will:<br />

Classify and identify particular insects as small, six-legged<br />

animals with three main body parts<br />

Identify and describe the three body parts of insects: head,<br />

thorax, and abdomen<br />

Identify the placement and/or purpose of an insect’s body parts<br />

Describe an insect’s exoskeleton<br />

Language Arts Objectives<br />

The following language arts objectives are addressed in this<br />

lesson. Objectives aligning with the Common Core State<br />

Standards are noted with the corresponding standard in<br />

parentheses. Refer to the Alignment Chart for additional standards<br />

addressed in all lessons in this domain.<br />

Students will:<br />

Describe the reasons or facts the author of “Armored Tanks of<br />

the Insect World” gives to explain why beetles are the largest<br />

group of insects on Earth (RI.2.8)<br />

Plan, draft, and edit an informative text that presents information<br />

about insects, including an introduction to a topic, relevant<br />

facts, and a conclusion (W.2.2)<br />

Participate in a shared research project on insects (W.2.7)<br />

With assistance, categorize and organize facts and information<br />

from “Armored Tanks of the Insect World” about beetles (W.2.8)<br />

Generate questions and gather information from multiple<br />

sources to answer questions about beetles (W.2.8)<br />

96 Insects 7 | Armored Tanks of the Insect World<br />

© 2013 Core Knowledge Foundation

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