Battle
of Lake Erie
Section
1: Content
Using the Primary Source Reader entitled The War of 1812, have students read
independently pages 14 and 15. Then have
students read the World Book Kids article entitled “Lake Erie, Battle of.”
Section
2: Creative Activities
Prior to reading, review with students how to
construct a Venn Diagram. On the top of
one of the circles, direct students to label BOOK; one the top of the other,
direct students to label COMPUTER; on the intersection, direct students to
label BOTH. (DOK 1) Have students read both sources, and write
two facts in each section of the diagram. (DOK 2) After reading, writing, and research is
completed, discuss with entire class the results of their research. (You may want to pair students for this
activity.) (DOK 3, DOK 4) Use
information to complete a who, what, when, where, and why chart. (DOK4)
Section
3: Standards
Subject
Area 1: Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening
Grade
Level 2
Standard
1.2 Reading, Analyzing, and interpreting Text
1.2.2D: Make inferences from text when studying a
topic (e.g., science, social studies) and draw conclusions, citing evidence
form the text to support answers.
1.2.2.E: Read, understand, and respond to essential
content of text in all academic areas.
Standard
1.8 Research
1.8.2.A: Generate questions and locate answers about a
specific topic.
1.8.2.B: Conduct research on self-selected or assigned
topics using specified sources.
1.8.2.C: Share and explain the results of research
using visual aids.
Standard
1.9 Information, Communication, and Technology Literacy
1.9.2.A: Use media and technology resources for
directed and independent learning activities.
1.9.2.B: Select media sources to locate information.
Subject
Area 8: History
Standard
8.1 Historical Analysis and Skills
Development
8.1.2.B: Identify documents relating to an event.
8.1.2.C: Apply sources of historical information.
Section
4: Depth of Knowledge Questions
DOK
1: List, Label, Draw, Identify
DOK2: Collect and Display, Classify, Compare, Make
Observations, Use Context Cues, Interpret, Distinguish
DOK
3: Compare, Differentiate, Cite Evidence
DOK
4: Design, Analyze, Create
Section
5: Danielson Domain Framework
Domain 1a, 1b, 1d, 1e, 2b, 2c, 2e, 3a, 3b, 3c
“Lake
Erie, Battle of.” World Book Kids. World Book, 2013. Web. 20 June 2013.
<http://www.worldbookonline.com>.
Mulhall,
Jill K. The War of 1812. Huntington
Beach (CA): Teacher Created Materials,
2005. Print.
Great activity to expose young students in the use of both books and computers!
ReplyDeleteIf age appropriate, you could then begin discussing why some information is only in the book or only in the online article. Both have authors (even if the encyclopedia doesn't list it) who made choices.
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