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Reading II
SEPT (Kaplan) Analyze: Nonfiction & Informational Text
Grade Level:
7
Subject:
Reading II (6th -9th): Kaplan Unit 2
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Goal Summary:
Students will be able to analyze nonfiction and informational text
Standards Met:
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Other Information:
Curriculum: Kaplan "New GED Test Strategies, Practice & Review" -- New Readers Press
Meets CCRS Anchor Standards 5, 7, 8, & 9
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Reflection:
Students will work independently with direct instruction on this unit. Students will progress at different rates and will move on to other lessons/units.