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July 2001     Vol.2 Issue 7

Suggested lesson plan for "Neat outdoor camps for 'junior naturalists'"

Readability: Fifth grade level

Possible hard words:
Proper names: Babler State Park, Jennifer Woods
Other words: naturalist, mysterious, nocturnal, surroundings, condenses, pollen, recycled

BEFORE READING: Go through the list of names and words above with the young reader, providing help where needed. Then suggest that he or she read the article aloud to you and be prepared to discuss it later.

DURING READING: Supply any troublesome words right away to keep the reading fluent.

AFTER READING: Consider using questions such as the following to encourage discussion and check for understanding.

  1. There are three "junior naturalist" camps planned. Name them and describe what they are about.
  2. What does nocturnal mean? Name a couple of nocturnal creatures.
  3. What is the "water cycle?"
  4. How do animals and plants "need" each other?
  5. Which of the three camps would you find most interesting? Why?

 


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