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This document provides details on a 4-week English course for 5th grade students called "Animal Encounters". The course focuses on grammar, reading comprehension, vocabulary, writing, speaking, listening, and research skills. Students will read stories about people working with wild animals, watch a documentary on gorillas, and research an endangered animal. Evaluation includes weekly reviews, two cumulative exams, and assessing student presentations and research projects. The course builds on students' prior knowledge of animals, habitats, and English language skills.
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This document outlines a 4-week English course for 5th grade students focused on animal encounters. The course introduces endangered animals through stories, a movie, and individual research projects. Students will work on grammar, reading comprehension, vocabulary, writing, speaking, listening, and research skills. Goals include identifying parts of speech, writing summaries, public speaking, and making generalizations from texts. The class will be evaluated through rubrics, weekly checks, and accumulative exams to assess comprehension and presentation skills.
Intel educar plan de unidad
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crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
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structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
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