The Five Senses: Supplemental Guide 3C | I Use My Nose to Smell 81
At a Glance Exercise Materials Minutes
Reviewing the Read-Aloud
Five Senses Review
Image Cards 1–5;
Response Cards for The Five
Senses
10
What Have We Learned? Instructional Masters 3C-1, 1C-2
Making Connections
Vocabular y Review:
Smell, Odor
Purpose for Listening
Presenting the Interactive
Read-Aloud
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Discussing the Read-Aloud
Comprehension Questions
10
Word Work: Scents
Complete Remainder of the Lesson Later in the Day
Extensions
Sayings and Phrases: Better Safe
Than Sorry
15
Mid-domain Student
Performance Task Assessment
Image Cards 1–3, 6–21;
Response Cards for The Five
Senses
Advance Preparation
For What Have We Learned?, give each student a copy of The Five
Senses Chart for smell (Instructional Master 3C-1). Students will show
their understanding of the sense of smell by filling out the chart using
their own drawings, and cutting and pasting images from the image sheet
(Instructional Master 1C-2) or from magazines.
Note to Teacher
The Mid-Domain Student Performance Task Assessment is during
the Extension for this lesson. Please allow for enough time to do this
formative assessment with your students.
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