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Unit 4

My Community

142

Key Vocabulary

department

government

laws

local

mayor

town hall

Functions and Forms

Q

Comparing and contrasting

My grandparents did not have a library

in their community.

Q

Identifying community services

Our library has storytime every Wednesday.

English Language Development Skills

Listening

+

Connect and relate prior experiences, insights,

and ideas to those of a speaker.

+

Respond to questions with appropriate

elaboration.

Speaking

+

Use clear and specific vocabulary to communicate

ideas and establish the tone.

Reading

+

Extract appropriate and significant information

from the text, including problems and solutions.

Writing

+

Write descriptions that use concrete sensory

details to present and support unified impressions

of people, places, things, or experiences.

Materials

Blackline Master 7

completed Unit 4 Interview

highlighters

Access Prior Knowledge

ORAL LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

Distribute students’ interviews with family members from the social studies

lesson in this unit. Have students take turns sharing what they learned

about their family’s country of origin. Be sure to allow all students to

participate and ask their classmates questions. Encourage students to be

tolerant and polite as they are learning about cultures different from their

own.

Local Government

READING COMPREHENSION

Student Book page 142: Read the passage aloud. Read the directions

with the class. Check that students understand the activities. Model the

appropriate language forms. Remind students what a Venn diagram is, and

distribute the Venn Diagram Graphic Organizer. Help students brainstorm

similarities and differences between the two communities, in response to

the questions in activity B. Then, help them fill the graphic organizer with

that information.

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The local government

has

laws for a city or town. It

d

t

th t provide

epartmen s

a

services

for the people living there. Some

of those departments include

police, fire, and parks. The leader

of a city or town is often called

the mayor. The mayor works in

a building that is usually called

city hall or town hall.

SPOTLIGHT ON ENGLISH

gives students

opportunities to consolidate unit concepts and apply

them in the

Impressions

and

Project

lessons at the

end of each unit.

Impressions & Project