Madame Pince and the School Library

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September8

Mrs. Harrison’s Blog (what students see) 

Grade/Teacher:

  • Harrison/Media Skills/1st, 2nd and 3rd
  • Week 2 , week of September 11

Unit/Theme:

  • Scholastic Book Fair/Harrison/Media Skills/

Standards:

American Association of School Librarians, “Standards for the 21st Century Learner:

  • 4.1.1 Read, view, and listen for pleasure and personal growth.

Scope and Sequence:

Dearborn Public Schools Department of Media Services, K-12 Information Literacy Media Curriculum, 2004:

  • Content Standard #2: A student who has been educated in library media information skills evaluates information critically and competently.
  • Content Interpretation: Students can explain how or why they chose a particular book.

Lesson Objective(s):

  • Students will be introduced to, or review Book Fairs vs. Media Centers

Key Vocabulary (introduce/review):

  • Book Fair
  • Window Shopping
  • Buy

Materials:

Preparation:

  • Adaptation of content
  • Links to background
  • Links to past learning

Scaffolding:

  • Modeling
  • Guided practice
  • Independent practice
  • Comprehensible input

Group Options:

  • Whole class
  • Independent

Integration of Processes:

  • Reading
  • Writing/Typing
  • Speaking
  • Listening

Application:

  • Meaningful
  • Hands-on
  • Linked to objectives
  • Promotes engagement

Assessment:

  • Individual
  • Group
  • Written
  • Oral

Transition:

  • Ask students if they have been to a book fair before

Anticipatory Set:

  • Review what a book fair is

Input:

  • Go over the words and their definitions. Explain that students are window shopping today at the book fair.  Review expected behavior.

Lesson:

  • Show students the book trailers appropriate for their grade 
  • Show students some of the books available at the Book Fair and where they can find the prices on the items.
  • Discuss the seating chart for the lab and pass out cards with IDs and Passwords
  • Have students log into the computers and launch the blog.
    • Bookmark blog for those students who don’t have it
  • Review how to read the blog and where to find their media skills assignments.

Check for Understanding:

  • Discuss rounding up prices and the tax added to each item.

 

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