Topic Elaboration - Students 1 - not up
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Students
Student Activity Sheet A
Directions: With your partner decide who will be student A and who will be student B. Role play the situation.
Script 1
Student A:Hi, how are you? I went to the movies last night.
Student B:That sounds like fun. What movie did you see?
Script 2
Student B:Hi Chris would you like to come to the playground with me?
Student A:No.
Student Activity Sheet B
Write down the name of a topic. Next, identify four pieces of information directly related to the topic.
Topic ___________________________
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Student Activity Sheet C
Directions: Study the comic strips below. Next, circle the answers that show the characters elaborating on a topic.
Student Activity Sheet D
- Who are the characters in this script?
- What is Anya’s favorite board game?
- Does Darren like board games?
- How do you think Anya felt when Darren walked away?
Student Activity Sheet E
Directions: In the scripts below circle two nouns in purple that name a person and one noun that names a place. In red circle two verbs.
Remember: A noun names a person, place, thing, or idea. A verb names describe an action, state, or occurrence
Example script of demonstrating appropriate topic elaboration:
Darren: Hi, Anya. Do you like to play board games? I love all board games.
Anya: Yes, I do. My favorite is chess. I play it all the time.
Darren: That’s great! What other board games do you like?
Anya: I like to play checkers. Darren: Me too!
Example script of demonstrating inappropriate topic elaboration:
Darren: Hey, do you like baseball?
Anya: Yes, what’s your favorite team?
Darren: (walks away)
Anya: That was rude.
Directions: How many syllables do you hear in the words below?
Darren __
chess __
baseball __
rude __
checkers __
Student Lesson Review Sheet
Directions: Complete the following questions.
- Please give three examples of how you can elaborate on a topic.
- Why do we need to elaborate on a topic?