Lesson plan

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Choose at least one children’s book that is appropriate for a specific grade level (fourth, fifth, or sixth grade), taking into consideration the specific needs, interests, and reading levels of the students in the class. You may select more than one book for this task, or you may use the same book for all three of the lessons.

  1. Justify (suggested length of 1–2 pages) why your selection of the children’s book(s) is appropriate for the three lessons.
  • Using the book(s) you selected as an anchor, design three lesson plans (using the attached “WGU Lesson Plan Format”) to teach the following reading/literacy skills for fourth, fifth, or sixth grade:
  1. Vocabulary
  2. Critical reading
  3. Reading comprehension (including literal, inferential, and evaluative/applied levels)
  • Explain (suggested length of 1–2 paragraphs) how the following components are incorporated into each of your lesson plans:
  1. Technology
  2. A comprehension monitoring system

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Careers in Music Therapist

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Today’s music world offers a wide variety of career options, from performers to people who produce and engineer recordings to music educators and more. Think about what interests you most and select one job in the current field of music that is appealing. Do some research and then answer the questions.

Music career you selected:

  1. What skills and training are required for this job?
  2. Why does this career appeal to you? How well does it match your own set skillset and talents?
  3. Select another career in the music industry and tell why you would not be well-suited for that job.

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A poem

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Write a poem that contains at least 1 metaphor, 1 synecdoche, alliteration, 1 other rhetorical device of your choosing, and at least 4 vivid images.

The poem can be in whatever style you like. No, it does not have to rhyme!

Be sure to identify the rhetorical devices within your poem by highlighting or underlining or using an asterik (*) in front of the rhetorical device. Then list and label each rhetorical device you used at the end of your poem.

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The Mayor of Casterbridge book critique

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You are going to write a book critique. This is different than a book report in that I want you to support your interpretation rather than summarize the book. If you do not understand how a critique works or what it is, do some Internet research for this assignment or ask your teacher for help.
Your critique needs to be at least 600 words long in essay format.

Details for thesis statement: Try to come up with an interesting interpretation of your book that you will prove in your essay for Part 2 by giving details and examples from the text of the book you read. For some ideas about how to write a thesis for a essay about literature, check out this source: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/subject_specific_writing/writing_in_literature/writing_about_literature/index.html

My book is The Mayor of Casterbridge by Thomas Hardy.

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