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The Little Red Hen: Story Patterns
August 22, 2015
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By Natalie Chari

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The Little Red Hen: Story Patterns

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By Natalie Chari
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Do you need extra help for EL students? Try the Sharing Opinions About StoriesPre-lesson.
EL Adjustments
Grade
Year oneYear two
Subject
Reading & writingReading FictionFiction ComprehensionFiction Comprehension QuestionsMore Fiction Comprehension QuestionsMaking Connections in Fiction Texts
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RL.K.1
English Language Arts and ReadingYear oneK.5.B K.5.I Grade 11.6.B 1.6.I Grade 22.6.B 2.6.I
EnglishYear oneR.K.8.d Grade OneR.1.9.e Grade TwoR.2.7.c
English Language ArtsYear oneB 1.6 Grade 1B 1.7 1.9
English Language ArtsYear one2.1.B.2 2.4.A.1 5.2.B.1 Grade 11.2.C.1 3.1.B.1 3.4.A.2 Grade 25.1.A.2
EnglishFoundation YearACELY1650.e ACELT1575.d ACELT1783.c ACELY1650.f Year 1ACELT1582.b ACELY1660.b Year 2ACELY1670.e
EnglishFoundationRV.VCELY153.5 RV.VCELY153.6 SL.VCELT171.3 Level 1RV.VCELY186.2 SL.VCELT207.2 Level 2RV.VCELY222.5

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Do you need extra help for EL students? Try the Sharing Opinions About StoriesPre-lesson.

Learning Objectives

Students will be able to identify story patterns and formulate opinions about a text.

The adjustment to the whole group lesson is a modification to differentiate for children who are English learners.
EL adjustments

Introduction

(5 minutes)
  • Tell students that today we're going to read a story called "The Little Red Hen."
  • Ask students if they've heard about this story before. If they have already, tell them to not spoil the story for their friends who haven't heard it yet.

Explicit Instruction/Teacher modeling

(15 minutes)
  • Using the computer or electronic tablet, read "The Little Red Hen" (see Materials and Preparation section) with your students.
  • Ask students comprehension questions throughout the story to check their understanding.
  • Ask students if they've identified a pattern in the story (e.g., "Not I").

Guided practise

(15 minutes)
  • Ask the students whether they agree with the Little Red Hen's decision to eat the bread all by herself in the end. Is it nice or not nice of her to do so? Allow the students to express their opinions and debate this question.
  • Divide the class into two groups and have them debate.

Independent working time

(30 minutes)
  • Have the students work on the Little Red Hen Felt Craft activity.
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Differentiation

Enrichment:Let advanced students write down whether they agree or not with the Little Red Hen's decision in the end.

Support:Help students who need support (in particular language support), with forming their sentences.

Assessment

(5 minutes)
  • Ask students for the morals of the story.

Review and closing

(5 minutes)
  • Ask students reading comprehension questions (e.g. Who was a hard worker? Who was lazy?).

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