7th Grade Common Core Practice RI1 RI2 RI3 Key Ideas and Details Cluster
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Give your students some targeted practice on Common Core or LAFS Reading: Informational Text 7th grade standards with this NO PREP resource that uses the "model-guide-practice" research-based teaching strategy! Each CIM (Continuous Improvement Model) includes suggestions for differentiation, collaborative learning, extension, and a table of contents linked to corresponding pages within the documents.
Looking for 7th-grade Reading: Literature Common Core practice? Purchase my RL.7 bundle (all CIMs for RL.1-RL.9)!
What is a CIM? The acronym “CIM” stands for “Continuous Improvement Model.” It is one name for the research-based strategy that follows the “I do,” “we do,” “you do,” teaching model. In this resource, there are 3 lessons. Lesson 1 is a teacher-modeled lesson. Lesson 2 is a collaborative lesson where the teacher leads the class. The students complete lesson 3 independently. This resource is, in and of itself, a scaffolding tool. It is designed to help students master standards in a gradual manner.
NOTE: These lessons ARE appropriate for Florida's LAFS.7.RI.1.1, LAFS.7.RI.1.2, and LAFS.7.RI.1.3.
Included in this bundle are the CIMs for RI.7.1, RI.7.2, and RI.7.3.
The preview includes the preview for all 3 CIMs as well.
The lessons follow an "I do, "We do," "You do" model of instruction. Each lesson has at least 1 question for the given standard. The lessons contain a teacher script for the "I do" and "We do" lessons to help walk students through the cognitive process of determining the correct answer.
The questions can be used as multiple choice or short/extended response questions.
The texts used are all appropriate for 7th-grade students according to Lexile's Grade Bands.
• CIM 1 (RL1):
All 3 lessons use an adapted excerpt from William Howard Taft’s Inaugural Address from March 4, 1909. This excerpt has been adapted to have an approximate Lexile® of 1000-1100L.
There are a total of 6 questions in this CIM.
• CIM 2 (RL2):
Lesson 1: This lesson uses an adapted excerpt from Woodrow Wilson’s First Inaugural Address, March 4, 1913 and has an approximate Lexile® 1000-1100.
Lesson 2: This lesson uses an adapted excerpt from Herbert Hoover’s Inaugural Address, March 4, 1929 and has an approximate Lexile® 1000-1100.
Lesson 3: This lesson uses an adapted excerpt from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s First Inaugural Address, March 4, 1933 and has an approximate Lexile® 1000-1100.
There are a total of 6 questions in this CIM.
• CIM 3 (RL3):
Lesson 1: This lesson uses an adapted excerpt from Prince Henry the Navigator, the Hero of Portugal and of Modern Discovery, 1394-1460 A.D., by C. Raymond Beazley and has an approximate Lexile® 1000-1100.
Lesson 2: This lesson uses an adapted excerpt from Beacon Lights of History, Volume 05: The Middle Ages, by John Lord and has an approximate Lexile® 800-900.
Lesson 3: This lesson uses an adapted excerpt from The Declaration of Independence, by Thomas Jefferson, et. al., and has an approximate Lexile® 900-1000.
There are a total of 3 questions in this CIM.
Note: Lexile® is not affiliated with and does not endorse this resource.
Each CIM is a .zip containing 3 separate files: the teacher version (with script), student version without answer choices (open-response), and student version with answer choices (multiple-choice). Student versions may be printed, copied, and distributed as necessary for the purchasing teacher's classroom.
All the CIMs are in .pdf format. Please email me at madeyemoodyproductions@yahoo.com if the product seems damaged, if you think part of it is missing, or if you cannot open the file and I will do my best to fix the problem.
To determine if this CIM is what you are looking for, I would encourage you to download my free version of this product, which is practice for RL.6.1:
6th Grade Common Core Practice RL.6.1 three mini lessons FREE
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