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December 2001     Vol.2 Issue 12

Suggested lesson plan for "Start family
tradition; make holiday decorations"

Readability: About sixth grade level

Possible hard words: Proper names: Soulard Outdoor Teacher Resource Center, Rockwoods Reservation, Missouri Department of Conservation, Barb Sandhagen, Liz Lyon, Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center, Tom Meister
Other words: acreage, cautioned, imagination, interpretive, wreath, suet

BEFORE READING: Have the young reader read the words from the list above. Provide help where needed. Since the article is short and there does not seem to be many difficult words, have the young reader read the entire article aloud to you. Indicate there will be a discussion after the reading.

DURING READING: Supply any words fairly quickly, if needed to keep the reading fluent.

AFTER READING: Use questions such as these to check understanding and/or stimulate discussion.

  1. What will be the two types of decorations focused on at the Soulard workshop?
  2. What is used to hold the decorations together?
  3. What two functions do the Christmas wreaths serve that are made at Rockwoods Reservation?
  4. Why wouldn't you be likely to hang one of these wreaths on your front door?
  5. Have you ever made decorations made from materials from nature? Would you be interested in doing so? Why or why not?

 

 


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