Language arts

A typical language arts class can encompass many different aspects of reading and writing. From elementary penmanship to advanced reading comprehension, language arts classes have a need to demonstrate and showcase content. However, using a blackboard or whiteboard, or making transparencies and copies to demonstrate material can be time-consuming and expensive with limited effectiveness. But no matter what the content of your lesson is, an AVerVision Document Camera can be used to increase visualization of your messages by clearly projecting them live on a large screen. Virtually eliminate the need for copies or transparencies by projecting the original document or book page in a single location as the class follows along. Students themselves can use the document camera to present their own work and ideas to the rest of the class, thus increasing presentation skills, creativity and confidence.

Lesson plans

Early Elementary Lesson Plans:
Grade K: Creating_CVC_Words
Grade 1: Johnny Appleseed Reading & Writing
Grade 1: Punctuation
Grade 1: Learning Sight Words
Grade 1: Descriptive Writing Assessment

Upper Elementary Lesson Plans:
Grade 5: Reading Vocabulary Charades
Grade 4: Story Retelling
Grade 4: Story Retelling Video
Grade 4: Poetry
Grade 4: Vocabulary
Grade 5: Keeping Up With Technology

Middle School Lesson Plans:
Grade 8: Holocaust Eulogy
Grade 6: Poetry
Grade 9: Business & Technical Writing
Grade 6: Peer Editing and Revising
Grade 9: Nelson Mandela Essay
Grades 6-8: Cutouts Creative Writing
Grades 6: Learning Spanish With Food

High School Lesson Plans:
Grades 9-12: Spanish Holy Week Compared to American Easter
Grade 10: Integrating Primary Sources
Grades 11-12: Writing, Research, Critical Thinking
Grade 10: Using a Rubric With Writing
Grades 10-12: Learning Spanish Through Comic Strips
Grades 10-12: Learning To Take Notes In A Textbook