The students will read the first two chapters of "Amelia Bedelia" to identify idioms. They will then discuss the literal and figurative meanings of the idioms as a group. The teacher will observe the students to ensure 100% participation, such as by answering questions or writing down the idioms and definitions. This informal assessment aims to help students practice identifying and understanding idioms.
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Informal Assessment
The students will read the first two chapters of "Amelia Bedelia" to identify idioms. They will then discuss the literal and figurative meanings of the idioms as a group. The teacher will observe the students to ensure 100% participation, such as by answering questions or writing down the idioms and definitions. This informal assessment aims to help students practice identifying and understanding idioms.
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Informal Assessment for Idiom Lesson
Informal Assessment: Observation/Participation
Objective: Students will participate in identifying examples of idioms in writing and completing the examples I the teacher provides with 100% participation. Students will be able to identify the literal and figurative meaning of the idioms as a group 8/10 times. Directions: The students will be read a story Amelia Bedelia the first 2 chapters (12 pages). They must identify examples of idioms they find in the story. They will not be required to find them all as we will go over them after, however, I would walk around afterwards as another student writes the examples we find on the board to make sure all the students have something written down. We will then go over the idioms and their meanings. I will then provide the students more examples to practice and use for their idiom books (summative assessment). We will go over the figurative and literal meanings of the idioms. I will observe to make sure all students are participating by either answering questions or writing the idioms and definitions down. Materials needed: a list of idioms, Amelia Bedelia book, a student helper, chalk, chalkboard, paper, and pencils.