Building the Lesson Plan
Nov 29th, 2012 by townsp2
To build the lesson plan, we focused on the school that we did case studies on. According to the past 5th grade standardized test scores, these students struggle continually in reading comprehension and mathematics. Using multiple practice tests, we developed two rounds of ten questions that test various concepts from the tests. Below are some example practice questions.
To You
To sit and dream, to sit and read,
To sit and learn about the world
Outside our world of here and now—
Our problem world—
To dream of vast horizons of the soul
Through dreams made whole,
Unfettered, free—help me!
All you who are dreamers too,
Help me to make
Our world anew.
I reach out my dreams to you.
—Langston Hughes
1. In “To You,” the line “Our problem world” most likely refers to the:
A. world of today.
B. world described in books.
C. world of the imagination.
D. world of the past.
2. In “To You,” the speaker is most likely
asking other dreamers to help him
A. become free.
B. change the world.
C. learn about other places.
D. better understand his dreams.
3. Jenna mailed 25 cards. Each card had one
$0.41 stamp on it. How much money did
Jenna spend to mail these cards?
A. $ 7.26
B. $ 8.25
C. $10.01
D. $10.25
E. $20.00
To see more of our questions you can view them here.