LP2 Red Scarf Girl & Chinese Cultural Revolution
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LP2 Red Scarf Girl & Chinese Cultural Revolution

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    • Preview of RSG2_LP_Memoir.pdf - page 1
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      Subject English Language Arts — Reading Standards for Fiction • Social Studies — Geography
      Grade Level Grades 6-8
      Resource Type Lesson Plan, Presentation
      Attributes
      English-Language Learners (ELL), Students with Disabilities
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      About This Lesson

      In this lesson, special needs students will be able to describe the book Red Scarf Girl as a memoir by completing a (drawing conclusions or attributes analysis) Graphic organizer. We created this differentiated lesson plan for special needs students who are mainstreamed in the general education setting.

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      RSG2_LP_Memoir.pdf

      Lesson Plan
      February 12, 2020
      191.94 KB
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      RSG2Memoir.pdf

      Presentation
      February 12, 2020
      403.45 KB
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      1_foreword_0001.wmv

      Presentation
      February 10, 2020
      6.75 MB
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      2_prologue_0001.wmv

      Presentation
      February 10, 2020
      1.21 MB

      Reviews

      3.5
      2 Reviews
      jmesolello
      jmesolello May 21, 2013

      Very well organized using clear directions and high expectations.

      Amber Rain Chandler
      Amber Rain Chandler November 23, 2013

      This seems to be a very difficult lesson for SpEd population. There is only audio available, not video. The powerpoint has some fuzzy pictures. Some might find it helpful for factual reference.

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