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Grade / Instructional Focus: 3rd Grade Reading / Language Arts<br />

Groups: _X_ Regular; _X_ IEP; _X_ ELL; _X_ Econ. Disadvantaged; _X_ Race; X_ Gender<br />

Goal: All third grade students will demonstrate reading/language arts proficiency at grade<br />

level or above grade level on the Oklahoma Core Curriculum Test.<br />

Achievement Objective / Benchmark (median scores or assessment nomenclature):<br />

Standard Objective PASS Current %<br />

or<br />

assessment<br />

nomenclature<br />

Vocabulary<br />

12/24%<br />

Comprehension/Critical<br />

Literacy<br />

24/48%<br />

Synonyms,<br />

Antonyms, &<br />

Homonyms<br />

3 test items<br />

Summary &<br />

Generalization<br />

5 test items<br />

@ least half<br />

will score<br />

__ as %<br />

or<br />

assessment<br />

nomenclature<br />

2.3 67% 83% N/A<br />

Years<br />

as Issue<br />

4.3 40% 60% 07-08<br />

Interventions / Strategies:<br />

The following research-based strategies have been chosen specifically to meet the needs of<br />

students of each gender and race as well as those who are Special Needs or economically<br />

challenged. Female students benefit from verbal interaction, descriptive narration, and<br />

expressing emotional connections/experiences to the information. Male students benefit from<br />

simple, analytic explanation, kinesthetic movement, and visual images to aid in retention of<br />

information. According to Ruby Payne, economically challenged students, need to know the<br />

“why” and “how” of a topic, before they can learn it. With those needs in mind, the following<br />

interventions/strategies have been chosen:<br />

2.3<br />

Third grade teachers will use interactive lessons to engage students in the usage of<br />

synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms. Students will use word cards and play matching<br />

games to match word cards with their matching synonym, antonym, or homonym.<br />

4.3<br />

Third grade teachers will utilize QAR (Question, Answer, and Relationship) Comprehension<br />

Strategy when teaching reading. Students will also be regularly asked to retell the story to a<br />

partner or to the larger group either verbally or as an illustration using sequencing words.<br />

Teachers will ask which summary is the best when students are given four choices.<br />

Walt <strong>Whitman</strong> SIPlan 0910.1 - Page 32

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