Which Student Is Missing?
- Contributor:
- Off the Page
- Subject:
- ELA
- Grade Level:
- 5-6
- Product Type:
- PowerPoint, PDF
- Contents:
- 248 slides, 16 pages
Description
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Which Student Is Missing? will engage students in critical thinking. On a Grade 5 field trip to Heritage Park, someone goes missing. Many students have a reason to disappear, but who will it be?
Before the final scene, students will examine evidence slides and make their final predictions. Then everyone will read the reveal where the students are confirmed one by one.
In addition to critical thinking, students will practice reading fluency, listening, and reading comprehension in a highly engaging setting. The run time, including casting, is 60 minutes.
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