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September 2003     Vol.4 Issue 9

Suggested lesson plan for "Frontiers kids
learn about outdoors, conservation"

Possible hard words: Proper names: Rebekah Davis, Busch Conservation Area, Michael Maason, Robby Lass, Bass Pro Shop
Other words: enrollment, voluntary, beneficial, archery dedicated, poisonous, persistent, tubing

BEFORE READING: To make it somewhat easier for a young reader, have him or her read the list of possible hard words. Provide help where needed. Then ask the young reader to read the article aloud to you and be ready to answer questions about it afterward.

DURING READING: Provide any troublesome words fairly quickly in order to keep the reading fluent.

AFTER READING: Use questions to check for understanding and stimulate a discussion of the article. Examples follow.

  1. What are two purposes of the Missouri Department of Conservation's Frontiers Program?
  2. What are Frontier's points?
  3. What was Michael Maason's best outdoor experience in Georgia?
  4. Do any of the Frontiers' projects interest you? Why or why not?

 

 


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